Bragg Gaming Group has appointed Luka Pataky, formerly a senior vice-president at Sportradar, as its executive vice-president of AI and innovation. Bragg said Pataky will work with its technology teams on an AI strategy spanning product development, user experience, safer gambling and internal processes.
The appointment places an executive in charge of Bragg’s AI work across products, safer gambling and operations.
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The Canadian Lottery Coalition said Molly Cormier became its executive director on 30 March 2026, replacing Will Hill, who left the post late in 2025. Cormier previously worked in communications roles at Atlantic Lottery Corporation, most recently as director of brand and communications.
Bragg Gaming Group appointed Scott Milford executive vice-president of group content, with responsibility for game development and strategy across its studios. The company said he will also support its Powered by Bragg programme as it pursues growth in the US and other markets.
Bragg Gaming Group announced further restructuring on 9 July 2026, including a planned reduction of about 19% in its global workforce. The company expects annualised cash savings of about EUR6m once the measures are fully implemented, in addition to EUR4.5m from its January 2026 restructuring; it expects EUR0.6m in related severance costs in the second half of 2026.
SuomiVeto has agreed to use Bragg’s player account management platform and turnkey services as it prepares to enter Finland’s regulated online gambling market, the companies said. The offering is to include casino games, a sportsbook, player engagement tools and operational and marketing services. Finland is expected to open licence applications in March 2026, ahead of a planned market change on 1 July 2027.
Betty and Bragg Gaming Group have launched a content partnership in Ontario, giving Betty players access to slots and games from Bragg’s studios and partner studios. Bragg said the agreement adds to its operator partnerships in the province.