Bragg Gaming takes King Show Games content online in the US

Bragg Gaming is expanding its US content portfolio by launching online slots based on King Show Games’ popular land-based titles.

King Show Games content will be distributed in the US via Bragg’s Remote Game Server (RGS), including titles previously deployed in the land-based space such as Stinkin’ Rich, Lucky Larry’s Lobstermania, Phone Tag and Wedding Party, with other games to follow.

Games on Bragg’s RGS are distributed via the Bragg HUB content delivery platform and also integrated into the recently upgraded Bragg PAM iGaming platform.

Bragg already counts US land-based games developers such as Bluberi, Incredible Technologies and Sega Sammy Creation as clients, while its Wild Streak Gaming and Atomic Slots Lab proprietary studios also bring unique titles with a land-based heritage to the online space.

“King Show Games is a proven provider of slot content to land-based operators in the US and builds on our strategic aim of further expansion into the jurisdiction with top quality content,” said Bragg Group director of content Doug Fallon, who also founded Wild Streak Gaming. “We’re excited to partner with King Show Games and bring these well-loved land-based games to customers online.”

King Show Games president Bradley Berman added: “We’re thrilled to bring back these slot titles to players in our home market of the US for the first time with Bragg online. I’m excited to see how they will be received by our customers and looking forward to the launch of further titles in the pipeline.”

Founded in Minneapolis in 1998 predominately as a land-based supplier, King Show Games also provides social casino content to players in the US and Canada.

Shares in Bragg Gaming Group Ltd (TOR:BRAG) closed 0.56 per cent higher at CAD$8.90 per share in Toronto Wednesday.