Pragmatic Play lines up Starlight Princess Oranje Jackpot slot for October release

Pragmatic Play is preparing to launch Starlight Princess Oranje Jackpot, a new variant of its popular Starlight Princess slot that adds a jackpot mechanic. According to listing details published by industry site Bigwinboard, the game is scheduled for release on 25 October 2026, though the date is marked as to be confirmed.

What the game offers

The slot runs on six reels and uses a scatter pays system, meaning winning combinations are formed by landing enough matching symbols anywhere on the grid rather than along fixed paylines. Stakes range from 0.20 to 300 per spin, and the game is rated medium volatility, a measure of how often and how large wins tend to be. Volatility sits on a scale from low, where wins are frequent but small, to high, where wins are rarer but can be larger.

The maximum win is listed at 5,000 times the stake. That figure describes the single biggest payout a player could theoretically land on one spin, not a guaranteed or average outcome.

Why the return to player figure stands out

The listed return to player, or RTP, is 92.10 percent. RTP is the theoretical percentage of all money staked on a game that is paid back to players over a very long period of play, with the remainder forming the operator's margin, known as the house edge. Most online slots sit between roughly 94 and 97 percent, so a figure just above 92 percent is on the low side for the category. Lower RTP does not change the odds of any single spin, but over time it means a larger share of total stakes stays with the operator. Readers who want to compare how RTP and house edge affect long-run outcomes can use the bonus calculator and house edge table.

Part of a wider franchise

Starlight Princess is one of Pragmatic Play's best known slot titles, and the supplier has released several spin-off versions over the years. The word Oranje, Dutch for orange, points to a title aimed at Dutch-speaking markets, though Pragmatic Play has not detailed where or how the game will be distributed. As with all new releases, final terms such as RTP, maximum win and availability can still change before launch.

What happens next

At the time of writing, the game had not yet been reviewed or rated by players on Bigwinboard, and no operators had confirmed when it would go live. Pragmatic Play supplies slots to online casinos across regulated markets worldwide, and new titles from the studio typically appear first through its existing network of licensed operators.

Anyone considering playing slots, jackpot-linked or otherwise, should treat them as entertainment rather than a way to make money, given the built-in house edge on every title. Readers who want information on setting limits or finding support can visit the responsible gambling and help lines page.