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Gamomat enters Brazil through partnership with Bragg Gaming Group

German slots developer Gamomat has entered Brazil's regulated iGaming market through a new content partnership with Bragg Gaming Group, adding a tailored selection of titles to the country's online sector.

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Key Points
Gamomat makes its Brazilian market debut via Bragg Gaming Group
Portfolio includes hand-picked proprietary titles selected for local player preferences
Follows the launch of Brazil's regulated online gaming framework earlier this year

Gamomat has announced its entry into Brazil's regulated iGaming market following a new agreement with Bragg Gaming Group.

The deal will see a curated range of Gamomat's proprietary titles made available to Brazilian players, marking another phase in the company's international expansion plans.

The supplier stated that the games selected for Brazil were chosen after detailed analysis of local player behaviour and content trends. The rollout coincides with the first year of Brazil's regulated online gaming sector, which opened in January after extensive legislative development.

Sebastian Reddig, Chief Strategy Officer at Gamomat Development GmbH, said: "Entering the regulated Brazilian iGaming market is a wonderful achievement for the company. Brazil is a booming market, and we are proud to bring Gamomat's catalogue of in-house content to Brazilian players, marking a new era for the business."

Gamomat joins a growing list of suppliers expanding into Brazil following the introduction of the new regulatory framework.

Recent market moves have included Yggdrasil's latest partnership with Aposta Ganha, which added the provider's full portfolio and YGG Masters titles to the operator's platform.

That rollout followed earlier agreements with Galera.bet, Casa de Apostas and KingPanda as suppliers continue to increase their reach in the region.

Yggdrasil has emphasised the importance of its Brazilian expansion amid ongoing industry discussions around proposed taxation measures such as the 15 per cent CIDE-Bets levy and the tightening of self-exclusion requirements by Brazil's SPA.

The regulatory backdrop has created a competitive environment for content providers seeking to establish early footholds.

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