Bragg Gaming Secures Ontario License to Provide iGaming Content and Technology

Bragg Gaming has obtained a provider permit in the flourishing Ontario internet gaming sector. This enables the firm to furnish its games and technological framework to operators within the province.

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) awarded the authorization, encompassing Bragg’s user account administration system (PAM), casino offerings, and sports wagering material.

Ontario is projected to be among the most substantial iGaming markets within North America subsequent to its April 4th debut, succeeding a two-year legitimization procedure.

“This permit represents yet another significant achievement for Bragg,” remarked Chris Looney, Chief Commercial Officer at Bragg. He conveyed that the company is “advantageously situated to bolster our collaborators in Canada” following comparable prosperous introductions in the UK and the Netherlands.

This permit will empower Bragg Gaming to collaborate with licensed business-to-consumer operators in Ontario, a market already populated by prominent entities such as Rivalry, PointsBet, theScore Bet (a subsidiary of Penn National Gaming), and 888 Holdings.

Our headquarters are in Ontario,” Rooney stated, “and the launch of the regulated internet gaming sector here is incredibly exciting for us. This presents Bragg with a significant chance to demonstrate our state-of-the-art content and platform technology. There’s substantial enthusiasm from well-known companies with both physical and digital operations – ranging from local and US-based to global entities. This authorization allows us to maintain our current trajectory as we debut in this dynamic market.”