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Bragg Gaming Group (TSXV:BRAG) subsidiary enters distribution deal

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07 October 2020 16:13 (EDT)
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Bragg Gaming Group (BRAG) subsidiary ORYX Gaming has signed a distribution agreement with gambling software company Microgaming.

As a result of the deal, ORYX’s RGS platform content will be launched on Microgaming’s aggregation platform. 

ORYX’s content portfolio features various unique, proprietary, and regionally customised games which have been created by leading development studios. In particular, the company’s premium platform partner, GAMOMAT, offers over 100 titles which are exclusive to ORYX. 

Many of these titles specialise in distinctive in-game features and side-game jackpots which are very popular with players. These titles, including Crystal Ball, Fancy Fruits, and Ramses Book, will become available to Microgaming customers through its platform.

Microgaming’s platform provides access to an extensive portfolio of content, to operators in over 20 regulated international markets. Through this agreement, ORYX will significantly expand the reach of its current games portfolio to a much larger audience.

ORYX Gaming’s Managing Director, Matevz Mazij, commented positively on the company’s distribution deal with Microgaming.

“Microgaming is one of the leading names in the industry and its aggregation platform features the best content on the market.

“We are delighted to now add our proprietary and exclusive games to its existing offering and to reach new audiences,” he said.

Microgaming’s Commercial Director, Leon Thomas, also welcomed the collaboration between the two companies.

“Microgaming is delighted to partner with ORYX Gaming, who offer an extensive collection of engaging games from innovative and creative studios, such as German online premium game developer, GAMOMAT. 

“The addition of exciting titles from ORYX further diversifies our content offering for customers worldwide,” he said.

Bragg Gaming Group (BRAG) is up 6.25 per cent and is trading at C$0.51 per share, as of 2:42pm EDT.

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