Seasonal slots get a sharp but short lift around Halloween, according to player data from Kinetic Digital. Across its UK brands, 13,221 players tried a Halloween-themed slot in October 2025, against a monthly average of 4,613 between July and September, an increase of almost three times.

The operator, whose brands include Genting Casino, Prime Casino, Mega Casino, Slingo.com and Spin Genie, released the figures ahead of this year’s Halloween. Halloween games accounted for 17.4% of its slot players in October, up from 5.8% over the previous three months. On 31 October itself, 21.3% of all slot players opened at least one Halloween-themed game.

Which games won October

Playtech’s White Witch, part of the Fire Blaze Classics series, led the table with 4,991 players, around 45 times its usual monthly audience. Pragmatic Play took three places in the top five with its Big Bass Halloween series, and Big Bass Halloween 3 went straight into second place in the month it launched on Kinetic’s sites.

RankSlotProviderPlayers (Oct 2025)
1White Witch (Fire Blaze Classics)Playtech4,991
2Big Bass Halloween 3Pragmatic Play3,169
3Big Bass Halloween 2Pragmatic Play1,719
4Voodoo HexPeter & Sons1,683
5Big Bass HalloweenPragmatic Play1,505
6Ghost Father – AwakeningPeter & Sons951
7The Grim ReaperQuickspin881
8Halloween Golden WinnerInspired764
9Haunted Coins x1000Wazdan572
103 Pots of PotionsGaming Corps544

Peter & Sons placed two titles in the top six. Ghost Father – Awakening drew 951 players in October against a usual monthly average of about 100. Player numbers are combined across Kinetic Digital’s brands and are not broken down by brand.

The data shows how interest in these games can change throughout the year, with October bringing a clear increase in players choosing Halloween-themed slots.

Dom Aldworth, Head of Brand Marketing, Kinetic Digital

For suppliers, the numbers show how much a seasonal theme can lift a back-catalogue game for a few weeks. Its Genting Casino brand has also shared player data recently, showing how deposit-limit use rises with age.