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Endorphina joins forces with Bragg Gaming Group

Endorphina announced a new partnership with Bragg Gaming Group. This decision aligns with their growth strategy, helping to strengthen their position in regulated markets across Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany. Through this collaboration, Endorphina aims to expand the reach of premium-quality slot games to a much wider audience, while providing Bragg Gaming Group with the ability to offer their clients an innovative gaming experience.

Bragg Gaming Group Inc. is a content-driven iGaming technology provider that offers an exclusive games portfolio and turnkey platform solutions in regulated markets in North America, Europe, and globally.

Ivica Jovanowski, Head of Aggregation at Bragg Gaming Group, stated: “Endorphina is a well-established name in slots and one that is renowned for the differentiation it brings to content provision. We’re pleased to welcome another high-quality brand on board, particularly one that complements our existing offering so well and adds further diversity and value to the products we deliver to our operator partners. On a personal level, it is a pleasure to collaborate with such a professional and talented team as Endorphina. We are looking forward to having a long-term, fruitful partnership with Endorphina.”

Rashad Karimov, Senior Partnership Manager at Endorphina, also shared his thoughts on the partnership, stating: “It’s been a pleasure working with Bragg to make this happen. We’re delighted to announce our partnership and we firmly believe that our games will bring a new level of gaming engagement and entertainment to a much wider audience. We expect strong results.”

 

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