Bragg Gaming Group has added Gaming Corps casino titles to its Bragg Hub aggregation platform under an agreement announced on 9 July 2024. The games, including Samba Soccer, Lobster Hotpot and the Smash4Cash series, will be available to Bragg Hub customers across multiple jurisdictions.
The agreement expands the casino content available to Bragg Hub customers across multiple jurisdictions.
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BetMGM and Gaming Corps have agreed to a content partnership in Ontario, with BetMGM receiving a limited period of exclusivity. Gaming Corps’ full portfolio will be added to BetMGM’s casino offering, with the games expected to reach other operators later, according to the report.
Bragg Gaming Group senior vice-president of commercial for the US and Canada, Garrick Morris, discussed the company’s North American expansion in an interview. He described Bragg’s Caesars Entertainment partnership as involving remote gaming server licensing and bespoke game development, and said the company had expanded its BetMGM collaboration in Pennsylvania, following Michigan and New Jersey.
Bragg Gaming reported second-quarter revenue of €24.9m, up 0.5% year on year, and said it was a quarterly record. Adjusted EBITDA fell 23.8% to €3.6m, while gross profit declined 10.3% to €12.4m; CEO Matevž Mazij attributed the decreases to a change in product mix and expressed confidence in growth into 2025.
Bragg Gaming Group launched its online games and remote game server technology in Pennsylvania through its partnership with BetMGM, the company said. The launch makes Pennsylvania Bragg’s third US market, following Michigan and New Jersey; BetMGM Pennsylvania players can access titles including Egyptian Magic and Fairy Dust.
Bragg Gaming Group launched its games and Remote Game Server technology with BetMGM in Pennsylvania, according to a report. The offering includes titles from Bragg’s Atomic Slot Lab studio, with further games from Wild Streak Gaming and content partners expected to follow. BetMGM said the launch extends its Bragg relationship to a third US state.