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Playtika Holding Corp. is an Israeli digital entertainment company specializing in the development and publication of mobile games. In 2021, Playtika had over 35 million monthly active users.[2]

Key Information

History

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The company was founded in 2010 by Robert Antokol and Uri Shahak (son of former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and Israeli Minister Amnon Lipkin-Shahak).[3] In May 2011, the company was bought by Caesars Entertainment Corporation.[4] Antokol remained the CEO of Playtika, and the company remained an independent unit within Caesars.[5]

In July 2016, the company's operations were acquired by a Chinese consortium,[6] valued at 4.4 billion dollars.[7]

Headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, the company has over three thousand employees in offices worldwide including Tel-Aviv, Belarus, Ukraine and Canada.[8]

Playtika started off in the casino-style genre of "Social Casino Games". This genre uses the central elements of popular casino games but players cannot use real cash within the gameplay, nor can they win real money.

At January 2018, Playtika set up a $400 million Israel investment fund. The fund plans to invest in Israeli mobile and Internet digital entertainment and consumer product companies.[9]

In October 2017, Playtika entered the casual games niche with its acquisition of the Israeli-based games studio, Jelly Button. In December 2018, the company took another step in its new diversification strategy with the acquisition of Berlin-based casual games studio, Wooga.[10] In January 2019, the company acquired a Vienna-based casual games studio, Super treat.

In May 2019, the company launched an independent division dedicated to the creation and rapid development of casual games which plans to launch several new games every year.[11]

The announcement introducing the new independent division was made at the company's Global Summit in Ibiza, where over 2,500 employees from Playtika's then 16 locations around the world gathered for a company event.[12]

In August 2019, Playtika acquired Finnish mobile game company Seriously, publisher of Best Fiends, a cartoon-style mobile game that launched in 2014.[13]

In March 2020, Playtika donated its catered meals and food to local communities to provide relief for the COVID-19 pandemic.[14]

In January 2021, Playtika filed for an IPO.[15] On 20 January 2021, Playtika completed its initial public offering of approximately 80M shares of common stock at $27 per share.[16]

In March 2022, Playtika announced the company had acquired the Israel-based, online building and shooting simulator software development company JustPlay.LOL, most known for creating the multiplayer game 1V1.LOL.[17] On 12 December 2022, Playtika announced it would undergo a 15% reduction in staff, amounting to 615 employees being laid off.[18]

In January 2023, Playtika offered a proposal to acquire the Finland-based, mobile game developer Rovio Entertainment, most known for creating the Angry Birds series of games and media for $736 million US ($9.84 per share).[19][20] Rovio later publicly responded on 20 January that their board of directors were unaware of the offer and that shareholder and regulatory approvals would be needed.[21] The discussions between Playtika and Rovio ultimately concluded without an agreement on 22 March 2023.[22]

In August 2023, Playtika announced its definitive agreement to pay $89.4 million to $165 million to acquire Azerion‘s Youda Games portfolio of games.[23] In the subsequent weeks, Playtika completed the purchase of Youda Games' portfolio of games from Azerion.[24]

In September 2023, it was announced that Playtika would acquire the Tel Aviv-headquartered mobile games studio Innplay Labs for an upfront fee of $80 million and as much as $300 million.[25] Shortly thereafter, Playtika announced that it acquired Innplay Labs.[26] In January 2024, Playtika reduced its headcount by 10%, amounting to 300-400 layoffs. Those affected were workers located outside of Israel.[27] In November 2025, Playtika announced plans to lay off about 20% of its workforce (approximately 700-800 employees) beginning in December. The layoffs would affect the development teams of Best Friends and Redecor.[28]

Games

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The company operates the following games, among others:

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Playtika Holding Corp. is an Israeli mobile gaming and founded in 2010 and headquartered in , . It specializes in developing and publishing casual and social casino-themed games for web and mobile platforms, with a diverse portfolio including top-grossing titles such as , , , Solitaire Grand Harvest, and . Pioneering social games on social networks and mobile devices, Playtika originated live game operations featuring daily personalized player experiences. The company was acquired by Interactive in 2011 for approximately $100 million, operating as an independent unit thereafter. In 2016, a Chinese led by Alpha Ltd. acquired Playtika from Caesars for $4.4 billion. Playtika completed its on the Global Select Market in January 2021, listing under the ticker symbol and raising about $1.9 billion. Guided by a mission to "entertain the world through infinite ways to play," Playtika employs approximately 3,000 people across 15 global offices as of late 2025, following recent layoffs, and continues to expand its portfolio through acquisitions, such as SuperPlay in 2024, which added hit titles like Dice Dreams and Domino Dreams. In November 2025, the company announced layoffs affecting approximately 20% of its workforce amid ongoing challenges in the mobile gaming sector. As of Q3 2025, the company reported quarterly of $674.6 million, driven by platforms contributing a record $209.3 million.

Corporate Profile

Founding and Operations

Playtika was founded in 2010 in , , by Robert Antokol and Uri Shahak, with an initial focus on developing social games for social networks and, shortly thereafter, mobile platforms. The company released its first title, , in the same year, establishing itself as a pioneer in the social casino segment. Headquartered at HaChoshlim Street 8 in Herzliya Pituach, Israel, Playtika maintains approximately 15 global office locations as of 2025, spanning regions including the , (such as , , , and the ), and (including ). The company employs approximately 2,800 people worldwide as of November 2025, following layoffs of about 700 employees announced in November 2025, with a significant portion—approximately 1,320 professionals—based in as of December 2024, emphasizing expertise in and technology development. In November 2025, the company announced layoffs affecting approximately 20% of its workforce to address growth challenges. Playtika's core business involves the development and publication of mobile games, primarily in the social and casual genres, such as slots, bingo, solitaire, and poker titles. These games generate revenue mainly through in-game purchases of virtual items, serving approximately 34 million monthly active users across its portfolio as of mid-2025. The company went public in 2021 via a merger with a .

Leadership

Robert Antokol co-founded Playtika in 2010 alongside Uri Shahak and has served as the company's since its inception, guiding its expansion into a leading mobile gaming entity with a focus on social casino titles. He assumed the role of Chairperson of the Board in June 2020, overseeing strategic direction amid the company's public listing and subsequent growth initiatives. Antokol holds an from Ort Braude College of Engineering in and brings extensive experience in tech entrepreneurship, having previously founded ventures in the digital space before establishing Playtika. Under his leadership, Playtika has prioritized data-driven monetization and user engagement strategies, contributing to its portfolio of over a dozen live games. Uri Shahak, the other co-founder, played a pivotal role in Playtika's early development as co-Chief Executive Officer, leveraging his background in from roles at Face.com as of Product and at 888 Holdings as a senior . Shahak contributed to the initial launch of key titles like before stepping back from executive duties around 2011 to pursue other ventures, including founding Beach Bum Ltd. The current executive team includes Craig Abrahams as President and , a position he has held since joining Playtika in 2016, where he has directed multiple acquisitions such as Buffalo Studios and Seriously Digital to bolster the company's game offerings. Abrahams previously served as CFO at Caesars Interactive Entertainment, facilitating Playtika's early integration into larger gaming ecosystems, and earned an MBA from . Ariel Sandler serves as Chief Operations Officer since May 2024, managing global operations across Playtika's studios in , , and the to optimize production and scalability. Michael Cohen, Chief Legal Officer since 2021, oversees and ; he previously held senior legal and development roles at Caesars Growth Partners and Caesars Interactive Entertainment. In October 2025, Erez Hershkovitz was appointed and Chief Accounting Officer, bringing prior experience in financial reporting from roles at . Playtika's Board of Directors comprises six members as of November 2025, reflecting a blend of internal leadership and external expertise, with significant representation from major shareholder Alpha Frontier Ltd., which holds approximately 53% ownership. Antokol serves as Chairman, while Bing Yuan acts as Lead Independent Director since June 2020, providing oversight on audit and compensation committees with his background in investment management tied to Alpha Frontier affiliates. Tian Lin, a director since September 2016, also affiliated with Alpha Frontier, contributes expertise in technology investments and serves on other boards including EOITEK Ltd. and Mydreams Plus Group Ltd. Hong Du joined as an Independent Director in January 2021, offering insights from his roles in private equity and board positions at various tech firms linked to Alpha Frontier. Marc Beilinson, director since June 2020, brings media and entertainment experience as a partner at Beilinson Fink LLP and chairs the audit committee. Independent director Dana Rebecca Gross provides governance perspectives, focusing on risk and nominating matters since her appointment. No major leadership transitions occurred in 2025 beyond the Hershkovitz appointment, following a 2024 restructuring that eliminated the and former positions to streamline management and align with strategic priorities.

Historical Development

Early Years and Ownership Changes

Playtika was founded in in late 2010 by Robert Antokol and Uri Shahak, initially focusing on social games for social networks. The company quickly developed its flagship title, , which launched in December 2010 on as a social casino game offering virtual slot machines. Slotomania rapidly gained popularity through its engaging mechanics and social features. This early success positioned Playtika as a pioneer in the social casino segment, transitioning from web-based games on platforms like to mobile dominance as adoption grew. In May 2011, shortly after Slotomania's launch, Playtika was acquired by Caesars Interactive Entertainment, a of Corporation, for approximately $80-90 million, acquiring an initial 51% stake. This deal aimed to leverage Playtika's digital expertise to expand Caesars' presence in the burgeoning social casino market, complementing its traditional casino operations. By December 2011, Caesars completed the full acquisition, owning 100% of the company, which provided resources for further game development and global scaling. Under Caesars' ownership, Playtika grew its user base into the tens of millions by the mid-2010s, solidifying its shift to mobile platforms where social casino games became a dominant revenue driver. In September 2016, Playtika was sold by to Alpha Frontier Limited, a indirectly controlled by Giant Interactive Group Inc., along with other investors including and China Oceanwide Holdings Group, for $4.4 billion in cash. This transaction marked a significant ownership shift toward Asian investors, reflecting 's growing interest in global gaming assets and providing Playtika with capital to fuel international expansion. The sale highlighted the company's maturation, with its social portfolio driving substantial value in just five years. Following the acquisition, Playtika launched a $400 million in January 2018 through its new arm, Playtika Growth Investments, to support tech innovation in over the next four years, targeting and consumer product startups. This initiative underscored the company's commitment to its Israeli roots and ecosystem. Concurrently, in 2017-2018, Playtika began early expansion into casual beyond its focus, starting with the acquisition of Jelly Button Games in October 2017 to diversify its portfolio and tap into broader mobile gaming audiences. By the late , these moves had helped Playtika achieve over 20 million monthly across its titles.

Growth Through Acquisitions

Playtika began expanding its portfolio beyond social casino games through strategic acquisitions starting in 2018, aiming to enter the casual mobile gaming market. This shift marked a deliberate diversification strategy to reduce reliance on its core offerings and tap into broader audience segments. In December 2018, Playtika acquired Wooga, a Berlin-based German casual games studio renowned for narrative-driven titles like June's Journey. The deal, estimated at over $100 million, integrated Wooga's creative storytelling expertise with Playtika's data-driven personalization tools, enhancing the company's capabilities in casual gaming development. The following year, in August 2019, Playtika purchased Seriously, a Helsinki-based Finnish mobile game developer and publisher best known for the Best Fiends puzzle-adventure series. Valued at approximately $275 million, the acquisition brought Seriously' established casual IP to Playtika, further solidifying its foothold in non-casino mobile entertainment. Playtika continued its acquisition spree in March 2022 by acquiring JustPlay.LOL, an Israel-based studio specializing in casual multiplayer games such as 1v1.LOL. This move expanded Playtika's offerings in browser-based and mobile casual experiences, targeting quick-play formats popular among younger demographics. In 2023, Playtika made two notable purchases to bolster its puzzle and match-3 segments. In , it acquired Youda Games' portfolio from Azerion for an upfront payment of $89.1 million, incorporating social card and puzzle titles like Governor of Poker 3 to enrich its casual lineup. Later that September, Playtika completed the acquisition of Innplay Labs, another Israel-based studio focused on match-3 games, for an initial $80 million with potential earn-outs up to $300 million total. These deals strengthened Playtika's expertise in addictive, session-based casual mechanics. The company's most significant acquisition to date occurred in September 2024, when Playtika acquired SuperPlay, a Tel Aviv-based mobile gaming studio, for $700 million upfront. SuperPlay's portfolio, including design simulation hits like Redecor, significantly amplified Playtika's casual games division and positioned it as a leader in emerging genres. These acquisitions have driven Playtika's diversification from social dominance to a more balanced casual gaming presence, contributing to an overall employee base exceeding 3,400 by late 2024 through integrated studio teams. However, post-acquisition integrations have involved operational restructuring, including layoffs at acquired entities; for instance, reduced its staff by approximately 50 employees in May 2025 following project cancellations and office relocations, and in November 2025, Playtika announced company-wide layoffs affecting about 20% of its workforce (up to 800 jobs) as part of cost-cutting measures.

Products and Business Model

Game Portfolio

Playtika's game portfolio encompasses over 20 titles, primarily focused on mobile gaming, with a strong emphasis on social casino and casual genres that drive high user engagement across platforms. As of the third quarter of 2025, the company reported an average of 26.4 million monthly active users across its offerings. The portfolio includes flagship social casino games that simulate real-world casino experiences through virtual currency and social features, alongside casual titles that appeal to broader audiences with puzzle, strategy, and simulation elements.

Social Casino Games

Playtika's social casino segment features slot and poker titles that emphasize mechanics with in-app progression and community interactions. Slotomania, launched in 2011, serves as the company's flagship slot game, offering over 170 themed machines and daily challenges to maintain player retention. provides a spooky-themed slot experience with narrative-driven bonuses and collectible items. Caesars Slots replicates the Las Vegas casino atmosphere with branded machines and multiplayer tournaments. In the poker category, delivers authentic Texas Hold'em gameplay with global leaderboards and virtual tournaments, while Governor of Poker 3 focuses on strategic poker variants set in a Wild West theme. These titles collectively represent the core of Playtika's social casino offerings, prioritizing immersive, non-wagering .

Casual Games

The casual games category diversifies Playtika's portfolio with accessible, narrative-rich experiences that encourage daily play through progression systems and social sharing. combines traditional bingo with power-ups, themed rooms, and live multiplayer events for quick sessions. Best Fiends is a match-3 puzzle game featuring colorful creatures and story-driven levels, with a companion title, Best Fiends Stars, adding star-collecting mechanics. June's Journey, acquired through the 2022 purchase of , immerses players in a mystery narrative via hidden object puzzles. Solitaire Grand Harvest blends classic solitaire with farming simulation elements, rewarding wins with virtual harvests. Board Kings offers a mobile adaptation of board games with city-building and competitive raids, while Domino Dreams integrates domino matching with dream-themed progression. Dice Dreams, acquired via SuperPlay in 2024, features dice-rolling mechanics in a fantasy adventure setting with social gifting. Solitaire, a 2025 addition from SuperPlay, combines classic solitaire with Disney-themed cards and rewards. Redecor challenges players with home design simulations using puzzle-based voting mechanics, and Animals & Coins provides lighthearted animal-themed coin-collection . These games highlight Playtika's expansion into non-casino genres for varied user appeal.

Other Titles

Beyond core categories, Playtika includes niche offerings like 1v1.LOL, a fast-paced multiplayer shooter emphasizing building and battle royale elements for competitive play. MONOPOLY Poker merges the iconic brand with poker mechanics, featuring property-themed tables and auctions. In late 2024, Playtika announced a partnership with IGT to integrate popular slot themes into its social casino titles, starting with in on December 26, 2024, followed by additional releases throughout 2025 to enhance content variety. This integration aims to leverage licensed IP for refreshed player experiences within the existing portfolio.

Revenue Streams

Playtika employs a , or , across its game portfolio, allowing users to access and enjoy titles at no initial cost while generating the majority of revenue through in-app purchases of virtual items and currency. In social casino games like , players purchase virtual chips to extend play sessions or unlock features, whereas in casual games such as Solitaire Grand Harvest, boosters and additional lives drive similar spending. This approach leverages player engagement and live operations, including events and personalized offers, to encourage optional transactions without requiring upfront payments. A key component of Playtika's monetization involves (DTC) platforms, which account for over 30% of through sales via app stores like Apple App Store and , as well as web-based storefronts. These channels enable players to buy directly, bypassing traditional intermediaries in some cases, and have shown steady growth, reaching $209.3 million in the third quarter of 2025. By offering seamless purchasing options across mobile and web, DTC supports higher retention and lifetime value for high-spending users. The company supplements in-app purchases with revenue from , where rewarded video ads and interstitials provide players with free virtual items in exchange for viewing content from third-party advertisers. Strategic partnerships further enhance this stream; for instance, a 2024 collaboration with (IGT) integrates licensed slot themes, such as , into titles like and Caesars Slots, boosting engagement and subsequent purchases. These alliances allow Playtika to refresh content and attract players without developing all assets in-house. Over time, Playtika has diversified beyond its original focus on social casino games, which accounted for the bulk of revenue in 2020, toward a more balanced mix incorporating casual titles. By 2024, casual games represented 58.9% of total revenues, with comprising the remaining 41.1%, reflecting ongoing portfolio evolution. This shift mitigates risks from category-specific declines and capitalizes on broader player demographics.

Financial Performance

Key Metrics and IPO

Playtika Holding Corp. went public on January 15, 2021, listing on the Global Select Market under the PLTK. The was priced at $27 per share, involving the sale of approximately 80 million shares and raising about $1.88 billion in gross proceeds. The IPO valued the company at around $11.1 billion, with its peaking at approximately $13 billion shortly after trading began. In fiscal year 2024, Playtika reported total revenue of $2.549 billion, a slight decline of 0.7% from $2.567 billion in 2023, alongside net income of $162.2 million. The company's average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU) stood at $0.86 for the year. Key performance indicators for 2024 included an average of 8.1 million daily active users (DAUs) and approximately 29 million monthly active users (MAUs), reflecting a 6.9% year-over-year decline in DAUs. Credit-adjusted EBITDA reached $757.7 million, yielding a margin of 29.7%. Following the IPO, Playtika leveraged proceeds from the public listing to fund expansion through strategic acquisitions, including Reworks in 2021 for up to $600 million, JustPlay.LOL in 2022, Youda Games and Innplay Labs in 2023, and SuperPlay in 2024 for up to $1.95 billion.

Recent Results and Challenges

In the third quarter of 2025, Playtika reported total revenue of $674.6 million, reflecting an 8.7% increase year-over-year but a 3.1% decrease quarter-over-quarter. Direct-to-consumer (DTC) revenue reached a record high of $209.3 million, up 20.0% year-over-year and 19.0% quarter-over-quarter, driven by strong performances in titles such as Bingo Blitz, June’s Journey, Solitaire Grand Harvest, and the SuperPlay portfolio. Net income stood at $39.1 million, marking a slight 0.5% decline year-over-year but a 17.8% increase from the prior quarter, with positive momentum in the casual games segment offsetting pressures elsewhere. Operational challenges persisted, particularly with slumping revenues in legacy titles; for instance, experienced a 46.7% year-over-year decline and a 20.8% quarter-over-quarter drop. To address these issues, Playtika continued restructuring efforts for greater efficiency, including a pivot toward casual games and reduced spend on underperforming assets while investing in new pipeline development and platform enhancements. This strategic shift aligns with broader industry trends, emphasizing sustainable growth in high-engagement casual formats. Layoffs have been a key component of these restructuring initiatives. In January 2024, the company reduced its workforce by approximately 10%, affecting 300-400 employees globally. Further cuts occurred in May 2025, when Playtika-owned studio laid off around 50 staff following project cancellations and an office relocation. In June 2025, additional layoffs impacted 90-160 positions, primarily in and , targeting teams on Best Fiends and Redecor amid optimization efforts and challenges with game engine integration. On November 17, 2025, Playtika announced plans to lay off approximately 20% of its workforce, affecting 700-800 employees out of about 3,500, with cuts expected to begin in December 2025 as part of ongoing cost-saving measures. On the strategic front, the integration of the 2024 SuperPlay acquisition began yielding benefits in 2025 earnings calls, with the portfolio contributing to DTC growth and validating Playtika's focus on acquiring high-potential casual developers. Executives highlighted SuperPlay's performance as a key driver of segment resilience, though full synergies are expected to materialize over subsequent quarters.

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