Bragg Gaming Group signed a content distribution deal with the Brazino777 network yesterday. The agreement gives Bragg access to regulated markets across Latin America, including Brazil and Mexico.
Brazino777 operates as what Bragg calls the “people’s casino” in Brazil. The operator built its reputation through the ‘Jogo da Galera’ jingle and quick withdrawal processing.
Sara Mosallaee leads Bragg’s Latin American operations as Regional Director. Andre Medeiros manages Brazino777’s Brazilian operations as Country Manager. Both executives praised the partnership in official statements.
Why This Deal Strengthens Bragg’s Regional Position
Bragg launched its Latin American operations in January 2025. Since then, the supplier has generated what it describes as “significant revenue and growing market share” in the region.
The Brazino777 partnership fits Bragg’s strategy to expand proprietary content revenue. Distribution through established regional operators helps the supplier reach local players more effectively.
“Forging strong partnerships in key LatAm markets is essential to sustaining our long-term growth trajectory,” Mosallaee said. She called the collaboration “a major step forward” for expanding Bragg’s content reach.
Brazil’s regulated market offers particular appeal. The country represents one of the largest gambling markets in Latin America.
What Content Brazino777 Players Get
Bragg will supply its exclusive online casino content portfolio to Brazino777. This includes titles from three in-house studios: Wild Streak Gaming, Atomic Slot Lab, and Indigo Magic.
The content uses Bragg’s remote gaming server (RGS) technology. All games meet regulatory requirements for Brazil and Mexico’s licensed markets.
Medeiros highlighted the content’s value to Brazino777’s offerings. “Bragg’s industry-leading RGS content is a valuable addition to our portfolio in markets like Brazil,” he said.
The operator plans to roll out Bragg’s games to its existing player base. Brazino777’s local market knowledge should help with game selection and promotion strategies.
How This Affects Bragg’s Market Strategy
The deal advances Bragg’s plan to grow through proprietary content and strategic partnerships. Regional distribution agreements let the supplier avoid building direct operator relationships in every market.
Bragg’s Latin American presence continues expanding. The supplier also helped German developer Gamomat enter Brazil’s regulated market on December 1 through a separate agreement.
“We’re truly excited about this collaboration and confident that it will play an important role in accelerating our growth across the region,” Mosallaee added.
The partnership positions Bragg to compete with other suppliers targeting Latin America’s growing regulated markets. More distribution deals with regional operators will likely follow.
