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Technology provider Bragg Gaming Group (NASDAQ:BRAG) has announced it is going live with Golden Nugget in Michigan.
Chief Operating Officer for the Americas at Bragg Gaming Group Kunal Mishra expressed that the ongoing partnership with Golden Nugget demonstrates their shared success in collaborative ventures and assures the delivery of compelling content to players in Michigan.
Bragg Gaming is strong player in US online casino sector
As part of this collaboration, Bragg will be providing games and Remote Game Server (RGS) technology for the online casino market in Great Lake State. Patrons of Golden Nugget in Michigan should expect gaming titles from Bragg’s Atomic Slot Lab, such as
- Cai Fu Emperor Ways
- Blueberi-produced Devil’s Lock
- Egyptian Magic
From the games that will be released in Michigan, Bragg disclosed they will be delivered through RGS technology. This tech has Fuze promotional features like free rounds, quests, and tournaments.
Currently, Bragg has a huge presence in some of the top US online casinos. Its games are very well-known to audiences in areas where it has regulatory approval, like:
- New Jersey
- Ontario
- Pennsylvania
- Sweden
- Spain
- Malta
- United Kingdom
- Colombia
- Germany
In a Bragg Gaming press release, Mishra said: “We continue to strengthen our relationships with key iGaming operators in North America, and the expansion with Golden Nugget in Michigan is a testament to our successful strategy.
By offering our high-quality, engaging content, we aim to contribute to the long-term growth of our partners and provide an exceptional gaming experience for players.
“This achievement builds on Bragg’s existing collaboration with Golden Nugget, aligning with the company’s vision to deliver cutting-edge gaming solutions to players in the rapidly growing U.S. iGaming market.”
Michigan online casinos maintain high momentum
Bragg is poised to capitalize on the lucrative Michigan market, which has shown remarkable growth in recent months. According to its January 2024 report, Michigan online casinos achieved a new milestone by setting a record for monthly revenue three times consecutively.
The state reported $181.9 million in revenue for January, marking a slight 0.3% increase from the previous month’s figure of $181.4 million.
H2 Gambling Capital anticipates a substantial gross win exceeding USD 2 billion within Michigan’s regulated online casinos sector by 2024, underscoring the remarkable growth prospects within the area.
