Bragg Expands Latin America Footprint with Brazino777 Deal
Posted on: December 5, 2025, 09:40h.
Last updated on: December 5, 2025, 09:49h.
- Bragg looks to drive high-margin revenue with Brazino777 content deal
- Deal is the latest in Bragg’s Latin America market expansion push
- Content distribution deal involving exclusive online casino content across LatAm markets like Brazil and Mexico
Bragg Gaming Group, the Toronto-based iGaming content and platform technology solutions provider, has written another chapter in its Latin America market expansion, announcing a deal with Brazino777.
Bragg works with online and land-based gaming operators around the world. The deal with the Brazino777 network is a content distribution agreement. Bragg will supply its exclusive online casino content across regulated LatAm markets, including Mexico and Brazil.
Bragg’s online casino content pipeline is developed in-house by studios including Wild Streak Gaming, Atomic Slot Lab, and Indigo Magic.
“Forging strong partnerships in key LatAm markets is essential to sustaining our long-term growth trajectory,” said Bragg’s Regional Director LatAm Sara Mosallaee, in a statement. “This collaboration represents a major step forward in expanding the reach of our proprietary content throughout the region. We are truly excited about this collaboration and confident that it will play an important role in accelerating our growth across the region.”
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Brazino777 has gained popularity in Brazil. Deeply rooted in Brazilian culture, it’s been dubbed the “people’s casino” and is recognized through its ‘Jogo da Galera’ jingle. The brand emphasizes player convenience with one of the fastest withdrawal rates in the market.
Brazino777 partners with top content providers to deliver a diverse portfolio of slots, live dealers, virtual sports, and crash games.
Latin America is seeing explosive growth in iGaming. The regulated online gambling market is projected to grow to $7.8 billion in 2027, up from $1.5 billion in 2023. Brazil will account for half of that now that the regulated market is open there.
Back in January, Casino.org interviewed Mosallaee about the Brazilian market, which went live on January 1. According to H2 Gambling Capital, Brazil, by revenue, has the seventh largest online gambling market in the world, behind the US, Japan, UK, Australia, Russia, and Italy.
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“Where the North American gaming markets were traditionally built on steppers, Brazil has a long history of Jogo De Bicho, later seeing significant success with 3×3 games paired with bonus games, and as of late, crash games,” Mosallaee told us back in January. “Players in both markets started out the same way, looking for simple games. But then players in the US moved into more complex layered games, while Brazilians retained their interest in refined simple games.”
Brazilians prefer low entry bets, she said, allowing them to gain a similar entertainment value for the money they are willing to spend.
Bragg’s industry-leading RGS content is a valuable addition to our portfolio in markets like Brazil,” said Brazino 777’s Brazil Country Manager Andre Medeiros. “As a brand closely connected to local players, we’re always looking to expand the quality of experiences we offer. We look forward to bringing these high-performing, exclusive games to our audience.”
In November, Bragg reported its 3Q 2025 financial results, highlighted by an 86% year-over-year increase in US revenue, which the company said was driven by expanding the sale of its high-margin proprietary content in markets like Brazil.
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