Bragg Gaming Group has gone live with its proprietary and exclusive online casino content on the Blaze platform in Brazil, marking a further expansion of its operations in the region's recently regulated iGaming market.
The launch includes Bragg's full catalogue of certified content for Brazil, comprising around 80 games. The rollout features a mix of proprietary and exclusive titles, including games such as Electric Jungle and Mighty Mountain.
Commenting on the new deal, Sara Mosallaee, Regional Director of LatAm at Bragg Gaming Group, stated: "The sheer scale of this launch, featuring our entire certified library of around 80 games, ensures we are maximizing our reach in this critical market.
"Going live with Blaze directly supports our profitability goals and allows us to diversify our revenue stream through increasing the proportion generated via our proprietary and exclusive content."
Jorge Domingos, Head of iGaming Integration from Blaze, added: "The launch of Bragg's full suite of content is highly anticipated by our customers. We are confident their exclusive titles, including local favorites, will perform exceptionally well, adding significant value to our casino offering in Brazil."
Brazil has become a key growth market for international suppliers following the introduction of a regulated online gambling framework earlier this year. Bragg has reported strong performance in the country since entering the market, supported by a combination of content distribution deals and partnerships with both domestic and international operators.
The Blaze launch also builds on Bragg's broader LatAm expansion, which has included recent content distribution agreements with operators such as Brazino777, as well as facilitating market entry for third-party studios like Gamomat.
Alongside its Latin American growth, Bragg has continued to expand in regulated European markets too, recently extending partnerships in Belgium with 711 Group.
Bragg Gaming reported 80% year-on-year revenue growth in Brazil during Q3 2025, highlighting the market's importance to the company's expansion strategy
