Kevin Hart to host Pragmatic Play games

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Occasionally we come across branded online slots such as Gordon Ramsay Hell´s Kitchen, Kiss Reels of Rock or The Goonies Megaways, but these are quite rare.

What’s even rarer are famous personalities hosting live casino games. However, we have seen some exceptions lately in crypto casinos, as questionable people have acted as live dealers and made headlines. If you know, you know.

That said, the partnership between game developer Pragmatic Play and this globally recognised figure is not questionable.

Kevin Hart to host Pragmatic Play’s fan favourite titles

Pragmatic Play has announced that Kevin Hart will step into the live casino studio and host some of Pragmatic Play’s most popular live casino games between 6 and 7 November 2026.

The exact games have not been revealed yet but will be announced to players each day during the promotion.

Pragmatic Play is not only one of the leading game studios when it comes to creating popular online slots, but they are also one of the best live casino game creators.

Some of their most popular live casino games include:

  • Sweet Bonanza Candyland
  • Mega Wheel
  • Mega Roulette
  • Gates of Olympus Roulette
  • Money Time
  • Live and Speed Baccarat
  • Live and Speed Blackjack

Who is Kevin Hart?

Kevin Hart is one of the world’s most famous comedians and actors, having headlined Hollywood movies such as Jumanji, Central Intelligence, Ride Along, Ride Along 2 and recently the Netflix movie 72 Hours.

Kevin Hart is also recognised as a brilliant stand-up comedian.

Will this be available in the UK?

Pragmatic Play has announced that the Kevin Hart promotion won’t be available in the UK or some other jurisdictions.

Neither Pragmatic Play nor Kevin Hart has disclosed the reason for this decision, but it’s safe to assume that it has to do with current UK gambling advertising rules.

Operators and game studios must market gambling in a socially responsible way. The rules specifically say gambling ads must not be likely to have strong appeal to children or young people, and they must not feature someone whose example is likely to be followed by under-18s or who has strong appeal to them.

A celebrity such as Kevin Hart associated with children/teenagers can be problematic, so this is probably the reason why UK players won’t have access to this and similar promotions.

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