Bragg Gaming Receives License for Bahamas Market
One of the leading online casino operators, Bragg Gaming Group, has acquired a supplier license in the Bahamas that would allow it to offer its iGaming services in the region.
The Bahamas gaming regulator approved the company after completing the necessary certification process.
As a result of the approval, licensed Bahamian partners and software partners would be able to supply the operator with games to service the gambling needs of players in the jurisdiction.
Bragg looks to its latest Bahamas entry to elevate its market value and increase its customer base. In the past 12 months, the company launched in Greece, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands online gaming markets.
The Bahamas represents a fantastic opportunity for us to leverage our strength in appealing to different player demographics and highlights our team’s overall flexibility and scope of the content. This latest license award furthers our global growth strategy for a market that is one of several that we expect to go live in over the balance of this year. We’re looking forward to getting started with our soon-to-be-announced Bahamian partners.
The Toronto-listed iGaming content aggregator and supplier has also submitted license applications in several North American states, including Michigan, Ontario, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
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