Bragg Gaming Group said it has acquired an equity stake in Brazilian game development studio RapidPlay and agreed an exclusive content partnership. The stake includes an option for Bragg to acquire a controlling interest, and the partners will offer RapidPlay’s games through Bragg’s Brazilian operator network.
The deal adds RapidPlay content to Bragg’s distribution offering for licensed operators in Brazil.
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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.
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.
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.
BGaming partnered with Bragg Gaming Group to distribute its games to operators in Spain, the Netherlands and Peru, the companies said. The rollout includes Bonanza Billion, Fruit Million and Wild Cash x9990 in Spain and the Netherlands, and Gemhalla, Aztec Clusters and Aviamasters in Peru.
It was reported that Bragg Gaming Group completed its Drayton International acquisition and appointed Matt Davey board chair. Total consideration was US$9m, including shares.