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Bragg Expands RSI Gaming Alliance to Ontario


Bragg Gaming has its presence in Ontario as well as the group’s ongoing partnership with Rush Street Interactive after commissioning in the region along with BetRivers.

The move, in which RSI will acquire a selection of its online gaming content, will be the first in North America to bring Bragg’s remote games server technology to both its Oryx Gaming und Spin Games Divisions over a single integration.

Initially, five exclusive online titles will be available to players under the BetRivers.ca brand, including Egyptian Magic from the in-house Atomic Slot Lab Studio.

Additionally, a number of other exclusive titles from owned and partner studios are expected to launch in the coming months in an initial series of 22 games certified for the Ontario market.

Richard SchwartzChief Executive Officer at Rush Street Interactive, said, “We’re excited to bring our players even more premium content from some of the world’s best providers, and Bragg’s portfolio will help us do just that.

“We are committed to putting our players first and we are pleased to be able to offer our players in Canada these hugely popular, high-quality casino games thanks to our growing relationship with Bragg.”

The launch of the company’s content on RSI’s Ontario online website and mobile app expands the companies’ partnership in North America, which also includes Bragg’s provision of games for RSI in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

“We are excited to extend our partnership with RSI, one of the leading iGaming operators in the Americas, to the Ontario market to bring our content live to BetRivers.ca,” commented Bragg. Yaniv ShermanChairman of the Board, Bragg Gaming Group

“With Ontario forecast to become one of the largest iGaming markets in North America, this partnership with RSI will play an important role in our North American growth strategy.”

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