Bragg reducing 12% of global workforce as part of strategic restructure
The gaming supplier expects to sustain nearly $1.2m in restructuring costs related to personnel termination for Q1 2026 but also estimates $5.2m in annualized cash savings.
The gaming supplier expects to sustain nearly $1.2m in restructuring costs related to personnel termination for Q1 2026 but also estimates $5.2m in annualized cash savings.
The collaboration reflects growing regulatory focus on skill-based, real-money products that fall outside traditional gambling definitions but still require structured compliance frameworks.
The renewed agreement follows strong audience growth for professional darts, with the PDC reporting rising viewership across its global calendar.
Josephs steps into this role after a decade with the supplier.
The integration adds indie-style slot titles to Casino Time's Ontario platform at a time when suppliers are increasingly using aggregation partnerships to secure scalable access to Canada's regulated iGaming market.
In our own 'wrapped' style round-up, the Global Gaming Insider team reviews the biggest developments across EMEA, the Americas and APAC.
Great Canadian entered into a definitive agreement to sell the Coquitlam, British Columbia property to PDG on December 19, a wholly owned corporation of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.
Prior to the new program going into effect by 2026, operators licensed in Ontario are currently required under Standard 2.14 to maintain a self-exclusion program for its individual sites.
The operator has reported its latest financial result from April 1 - September 29 2025.
Active players in the province have reportedly increased close to 60% year-over-year, while deposits have grown approximately 240% alongside a 117% increase in deposit count.