Aposta Ganha launched an Android app for sports betting in Brazil on 26 June, the company said. It described the app as the first from a Brazilian betting company to be available in the country; the service includes betting on sports events and withdrawals.
The launch gives Aposta Ganha customers an Android channel for placing sports bets and withdrawing winnings.
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Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Betting amended company registration details through three ordinances published on 24 March, reportedly. The changes rename two companies as A2FBR S.A. and add Receba to Aposta Ganha’s permitted brands.
Brazil’s Ministry of Finance issued three ordinances on 24 March updating corporate records and approved brand lists for licensed betting operators. The changes include a new brand for Aposta Ganha and a corporate-name update to A2FBR S.A., according to the ministry’s published ordinances.
Pragmatic Play signed a multi-vertical agreement with Loterías Torito in Peru, the company said. The agreement adds the supplier’s products to the lottery operator’s offering. The round-up also reports Bragg Gaming’s planned content integration with Brazino777 in Latin America and Yggdrasil’s products going live with Aposta Ganha in Brazil.
Yggdrasil announced a content partnership with Aposta Ganha on 27 November, with its portfolio to be integrated into the operator’s platform in Brazil. The games will be distributed through Yggdrasil’s existing partnership with SOFTSWISS, and the offer will include titles from its YGG Masters programme.
Bragg Gaming Group reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of €26.8m, up 2% overall, and signed a $6m financing agreement with the Bank of Montreal. The company also reported launches with Fanatics Casino in New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, and maintained its full-year revenue forecast of €106m to €108.5m.