Bragg Gaming Group is launching a series of US online slots thanks to a new partnership, having previously only offered land-based games.
Distributed via Bragg Gaming technology, the company has launched King Show Games content online. In Q1 of this year, the first games included were Phone Tag and Wedding Party.
In a statement, Bragg said: “Some of these titles are no longer available to land-based players, presenting a unique opportunity for KSG to both capitalise on feelings of affinity and nostalgia among players for these games and the expansion of online gaming in the US.”
Content for the online gaming offering is supplied via the Bragg Remote Game Server, with all games on Bragg’s RGS distributed through the Bragg HUB content delivery platform.
There will also be promotional tools featured in the game releases, provided within Bragg’s Fuze marketing technology.
Bragg Gaming Group Excited By Expansion
Discussing the move into online gaming, Bragg Group director of content and Wild Streak Gaming founder, Doug Fallon, hoped to continue delivering the best experience to players.
He said: “King Show Games builds on our strategic aim of further expansion into the jurisdiction with top-quality content.
“We’re excited to partner with King Show Games and bring these well-loved land-based games to customers online.”
And King Show Games president Bradley Berman was equally positive about the move.
Berman added: “We’re thrilled to bring back these slot titles to players in our home market of the US for the first time with Bragg online.
“I’m excited to see how they will be received by our customers and looking forward to the launch of further titles in the pipeline.”
With offices in Toronto, Las Vegas, London and other sites, this next step for Bragg Gaming Group shows they are ready to continue their growth.
In their own words, Bragg try to “serve online and land-based gaming operators with proven content, unrivaled technology and expert managed services: a complete solution for online and omni-channel instant withdrawal casinos, sportsbook and lottery brands.”
