Bragg Gaming Group, the content-driven iGaming tech provider and owner of B2B iGaming companies, has announced that it’s now live with its online gaming content in Ontario with Rush Street Interactive.
RSI is an iGaming operator in the Ontario online casino and sports betting markets and in regulated states and Latin America.
The deal is the first North American dual deployment of Bragg’s Remote Games Server technology from both its Oryx Gaming and Spin Games divisions via a single integration, with five exclusive online titles, according to a news release. That includes the popular Egyptian Magic game from Bragg’s proprietary Atomic Slot Lab studio. This is available now for players at RSI’s BetRivers Canada brand.
Look for more Bragg games to be rolled out in the coming months.
“We’re thrilled to offer our players more best-in-class content from some of the world’s best suppliers and Bragg’s portfolio will help us do just that,” RSI Chief Executive Officer Richard Schwartz said in the release. “We have a mission to put our players first and we’re excited to be able to bring these extremely popular and top quality casino games to our players in Canada, thanks to our growing relationship with Bragg.”
BetRivers Active in Ontario
BetRivers Canada was an early entrant into the regulated Ontario sports betting and online casino markets.
“We are pleased to expand our partnership with RSI, one of the premier iGaming operators in the Americas, to now include the Ontario market to take our content live on BetRivers.ca,” Yaniv Sherman, chief executive officer for Bragg Gaming Group, said in the release. “With Ontario projected 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.”
Stanley Cup Odds After Day 1 of Free Agency
DraftKings Canada has the Toronto Maple Leafs at +850 after the first day of free agency (tied for No. 2 with the Florida Panthers. The defending champion Colorado Avalanche are favored at +400.) Toronto brought in two new goalies — Matt Murray (via trade) and Ilya Samsonov. Whether that’s an upgrade compared to what they had (Jack Campbell and Petr Mrazek) is a big debate.
On another front, DraftKings had one bettor who turned a $20 bet into a $12,020 payout on a parlay in the Astros/Angels game with Shohei Ohtani pitching for L.A. — Angels -4.5; Ohtani 8+ Strikeouts Thrown; Ohtani 1+ RBIs; Brandon Marsh 1+ Total Bases; Jo Adell 1+ Stolen Bases.
