Bragg Gaming has launched its iGaming content in New Jersey through an agreement WynnBet.
- Players of WynnBet NJ can now play Bragg’s games.
- The duo has a similar deal in Michigan.
- New Jersey is a prominent online casino market.
Bragg Gaming, has expanded its footprint within the U.S. The casino game supplier has further extended its agreement with WynnBet to supply its game portfolio and Remote Game Server (RGS) in the Garden State.
The deal strengthens the existing relationship between the two brands. Bragg’s content is already available in Michigan through a similar partnership.
Thanks to the new agreement, players of WynnBet NJ will enjoy Braggs titles such as Fairy Dust, Atomic Slot, and Gems of Egypt.
The COO at Bragg Gaming Group said, “We are confident our innovative proprietary and exclusive third-party games will help WynnBET continue engaging with their existing players at high levels and attract new players.”
In 2022, the state of New Jersey generated $1.66bn in revenue — a figure hard to ignore by those wanting to secure their growth within the U.S. The COO added, “We expect this ongoing rollout of our new content and RGS technology in New Jersey, one of the country’s largest icasino markets, will help drive consistent, long-term growth.”
About Bragg Gaming Group
Operating since 2010, Bragg Gaming Group is a reputable online gaming provider. The company has an extensive portfolio of games, including slots, table games, bingo, and others.
They’re known for their high-quality games and have offices in Toronto, Las Vegas, Reno, London, Ljubljana, Malta, and Chennai.
About WynnBet NJ
WynnBet NJ is an established operator offering its players a wide range of games, including casino and sportsbook. At the same time, new and existing players can take advantage of their regular bonuses and rest assured that they’re playing on a licensed and regulated platform.
WynnBet NJ launched in August 2020.
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