Bragg Gaming Group announced a content aggregation and technology partnership with Super Technologies. Bragg will supply online casino content across Super’s platforms in multiple jurisdictions, building on work between the companies dating to 2020.
The agreement extends Bragg’s content distribution across Super’s platforms as the operator pursues expansion into new markets.
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Bragg Gaming Group said it has entered a strategic partnership with Super Technologies to provide content aggregation and delivery across the operator’s brands and markets. The agreement includes third-party, proprietary, exclusive and bespoke content, alongside Bragg’s promotional and engagement tools for selected content; the companies’ relationship began in 2020.
Super Technologies has agreed to acquire MaxBet Online’s Romanian and Maltese operations, subject to approval by Romania’s Competition Council. The company said the transaction supports its consolidation strategy in Central and Eastern Europe. MaxBet Online chief executive Manuel Bauer said integration would be the next stage for the brand.
Brazil's election and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's reported plan to repeal the 2024 betting law have left the industry's future uncertain, according to the account. It says an emergency decree would require betting agencies to close by 25 October and players to complete withdrawals by 5 October, but the measure's fate remains subject to Congress and a possible Supreme Court challenge.
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has announced his intention to repeal the 2024 betting law, according to the report, nine days after the first round of voting on 4 October. The repeal took the form of an emergency presidential decree requiring betting agencies to close by 25 October and players to complete withdrawals from their accounts by 5 October.
SOFTSWISS forecasts North American online gambling GGR of $76.6 billion for 2028, representing a 15% CAGR. Its iGaming Trends 2027 report projects 6% annual growth in Europe and warns that higher taxes and product restrictions could push players towards unlicensed operators.
Super Technologies said it plans to retain staff and convert its agencies in Romanian municipalities that ban gambling venues into community centres without betting. The company said it has opened discussions with central and local authorities, while existing venues can operate only until their current ONJN licences expire.