- Bragg (BRAG) and Kalamba Games have expanded their distribution agreement into the U.S.
- Kalamba will distribute a selection of its high-performing slots on Bragg’s remote game server into regulated U.S. gaming markets
- The move holds ample growth potential backed by Kalamba’s widespread popularity
- Kalamba is a slots and casino content supplier to both real money gaming and social casino operators
- Bragg Gaming Group is a content-driven iGaming technology provider
- Bragg (BRAG) is down by 5.38 per cent trading at $5.80 per share
Bragg (BRAG) and Kalamba Games have expanded their distribution agreement into the U.S.
Kalamba will now distribute a selection of its high-performing slots on Bragg’s remote game server (RGS) into regulated U.S. markets, as well as in Ontario, Canada.
The companies view the expansion as a catalyst for growth in key jurisdictions.
Kalamba content is available with over 400 leading operators via its Bullseye RGS platform as well as via third parties.
Bragg’s ORYX Gaming originally partnered with Kalamba in 2017 to launch the latter’s popular iGaming content in multiple global markets.
“We’ve enjoyed a successful partnership with Kalamba over the last five years as their iGaming content has proven to be in demand with players,” stated Kent Young, President Americas at Bragg Gaming. “We are pleased to now be able to leverage our data-driven insights into player preferences to strategically introduce Kalamba titles to expand the scope of content we offer across North America.”
Kalamba is a slots and casino content supplier to both real money gaming and social casino operators. It is based out of Malta with a development studio in Krakow, Poland.
Bragg Gaming Group is a content-driven iGaming technology provider.
Bragg (BRAG) is down by 5.38 per cent trading at $5.80 per share as of 10:20 am EST.