Bragg Gaming Group Inc. says its ORYX Gaming subsidiary primed for Dutch online market opening in October after receiving local certification

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Bragg Gaming Group Inc. says its ORYX Gaming subsidiary primed for Dutch online market opening in October after receiving local certification
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The unit's RGS has also been certified with an initial 50 exclusive titles from GAMOMAT, Peter & Sons and ORYX’s own in-house studios ready for rollout

The Netherlands plays an important part of Bragg’s strategy to expand in key regulated markets and the company sees great potential in the territory

Bragg Gaming Group (TSX:BRAG, NASDAQ:BRAG) Inc. has said its ORYX Gaming subsidiary is primed for the Dutch online market opening in October 2021 after receiving local certification for its iGaming Platform and RGS with 50 games to immediately be made available.

The ORYX iGaming Platform is now fully compliant with Dutch regulations and will allow local operator partners to manage their entire product suite. The full-service platform features a proprietary set of tools including player and payments management, automated KYC, compliance, CRM and promotions, as well as fraud and risk management.

In a statement, Peter Lavric, chief technical officer at Bragg, said: “We have a track record of quickly adapting our ORYX platform, games and technology to the requirements of new jurisdictions and we are thrilled to be fully prepared and ready to immediately offer our services and a selection of high-performing games when the Dutch online market opens.

“We see great potential in this exciting new market and look forward to helping our operator partners through the process of launching a competitive online offering, including a portfolio of premium games that are primed to be enjoyed by Dutch players.”

The supplier’s RGS has also been certified with an initial 50 exclusive titles from GAMOMAT, Peter & Sons and ORYX’s own in-house studios ready for rollout.

Crucially for the Dutch market, ORYX’s comprehensive platform also has built-in features for player protection management as well as reporting processes to the country’s regulator as set out in the country’s regulations, ensuring all needs are covered by the supplier.

The kick-start of the long-awaited new regulated Dutch online gambling marketplace is imminent, with October 1 set to see it finally go live. The Netherlands plays an important part of Bragg’s strategy to expand in key regulated markets and the company sees great potential in the territory.

Bragg’s experience and expertise from working across numerous jurisdictions will see it bring significant know-how to the market and enables the supplier to offer support to local operators who are taking their businesses online for the first time.

The ORYX platform, games and products will be on show at Bragg’s booth at location G40 at iGB Live! in Amsterdam between September 28 and October 1, 2021.

Bragg Gaming is a growing global gaming technology and content group and owner of leading B2B companies in the iGaming industry. Since its inception in 2018, Bragg has grown to include operations across Europe, North America and Latin America and is expanding into an international force within the global online gaming market.

Through its wholly-owned subsidiary ORYX Gaming, Bragg delivers proprietary, exclusive and aggregated casino content via its in-house remote games server (RGS) and ORYX Hub distribution platform. ORYX offers a full turnkey iGaming solution, including its Player Account Management (PAM) platform, as well as managed operational and marketing services.

Nevada-based Wild Streak Gaming is Bragg's wholly-owned premium US gaming content studio. Wild Streak has a popular portfolio of casino games that are offered across land-based, online and social casino operators in global markets including the US and the UK.

In May 2021, Bragg announced its planned acquisition of Nevada-based Spin Games, B2B gaming technology and content provider currently servicing the US market. Spin holds licenses in key iGaming-regulated US states and supplies Tier 1 operators in the region.