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Layoffs at SciPlay as parent company cites tough social casino market
📰 Neil Long
👤 Neil Long
🕒 2026-05-26 21:22:39
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SciPlay因营收同比下降7%至1.87亿美元，宣布裁员并调整游戏组合，其中Bingo Showdown团队被削减。社交赌场市场趋于成熟，SciPlay直接面向消费者收入达5000万美元，付费用户月均收入增长8%至126.30美元。
Jackpot Party Casino Slots等头部产品IAP收入居高不下，但Bingo Showdown收入仅80.3万美元，显示产品线分化明显。
Social casino game-maker SciPlay has cut a “limited number of roles” shortly after it posted a 7% year-on-year revenue drop.
“As part of a strategic review of our game portfolio, we recently made the difficult decision to eliminate a limited number of roles,” SciPlay told us.
“Decisions affecting employees are never taken lightly, and we are committed to supporting those affected. Our focus remains on our people and delivering great experiences for our players, and we have nothing further to add at this time.”
According to LinkedIn posts it appears the layoffs were related to Bingo Showdown, but SciPlay did not confirm the number of staff affected or where in the company the cuts were made.
Parent company
Light & Wonder reported its Q126 earnings
earlier this month, and noted that SciPlay’s revenues remain “challenged amid a mature social casino market”.
SciPlay
revenue was down 7% year-on-year to $187m for Q126, though its direct-to-consumer revenue and active users grew sequentially. The revenue drop reflected “continued Jackpot Party Casino softness”, the company said.
D2C revenues were $50m for the quarter, 27% of total SciPlay revenue, and there was an increase in average monthly revenue per paying user, up 8% year-over-year to $126.30.
Appmagic’s IAP estimates suggest SciPlay’s top five earners in the last 30 days were Jackpot Party Casino Slots ($11.1m), Quick Hit Casino ($5.7m), 88 Fortunes ($3.8m), Gold Fish Casino ($3.2m) and Monopoly Slots ($2.1m).
Bingo Showdown, the game that appears to have suffered team cuts, sits just outside the top five with an estimated $803k earned in the last 30 days.
“As part of a strategic review of our game portfolio, we recently made the difficult decision to eliminate a limited number of roles,” SciPlay told us.
“Decisions affecting employees are never taken lightly, and we are committed to supporting those affected. Our focus remains on our people and delivering great experiences for our players, and we have nothing further to add at this time.”
According to LinkedIn posts it appears the layoffs were related to Bingo Showdown, but SciPlay did not confirm the number of staff affected or where in the company the cuts were made.
Parent company
Light & Wonder reported its Q126 earnings
earlier this month, and noted that SciPlay’s revenues remain “challenged amid a mature social casino market”.
SciPlay
revenue was down 7% year-on-year to $187m for Q126, though its direct-to-consumer revenue and active users grew sequentially. The revenue drop reflected “continued Jackpot Party Casino softness”, the company said.
D2C revenues were $50m for the quarter, 27% of total SciPlay revenue, and there was an increase in average monthly revenue per paying user, up 8% year-over-year to $126.30.
Appmagic’s IAP estimates suggest SciPlay’s top five earners in the last 30 days were Jackpot Party Casino Slots ($11.1m), Quick Hit Casino ($5.7m), 88 Fortunes ($3.8m), Gold Fish Casino ($3.2m) and Monopoly Slots ($2.1m).
Bingo Showdown, the game that appears to have suffered team cuts, sits just outside the top five with an estimated $803k earned in the last 30 days.