- Bragg Gaming Group (BRAG) subsidiary ORYX Gaming has entered an agreement with Dutch operator JVH Gaming
- ORYX will provide JVH with its ORYX Hub iGaming platform and various content, allowing JVH to make its online debut
- The agreement also includes an integration with sports betting provider Kambi Group, which recently formed a partnership with JVH
- This deal comes as the Dutch online gambling market prepares to open for the first time in September
- Bragg Gaming Group is up 5.15 per cent, and is currently trading for $1.43 per share
Bragg Gaming Group (BRAG) subsidiary ORYX Gaming has entered an agreement with the leading Dutch operator JVH Gaming.
As a gaming and entertainment group, JVH holds approximately 40 per cent of the land-based private casino market in the Netherlands. It currently operates over 80 gaming locations, and is working towards establishing itself online.
Under the new deal, ORYX Gaming will provide JVH with access to its ORYX Hub iGaming platform, as well as various ORYX RGS and third-party content. This will allow JVH’s business to make its online debut.
The agreement also includes an integration with betting sports betting provider Kambi Group, which announced a new partnership with JVH in December 2020.
ORYX Gaming’s deal with JVH comes as the Dutch newly regulated online gambling market prepares to open for the first time in September 2021. With help from ORYX’s omni-channel and cross-product iGaming platform, JVH will be ready for the new market that awaits it and its customers online.
ORYX Gaming’s Managing Director, Matevž Mazij, said the company looks forward to achieving high levels of success through a close partnership with this new online market.
“We’ve anticipated the Dutch market opening for some time, so it’s hugely pleasing to get this partnership with JVH over the line, a company with an impressive heritage in the Dutch gaming market,” he said.
“They’ve been a leading player in the market in the Netherlands for years now, and we are thrilled that they have aligned themselves with us for their online debut,” he added.
Bragg Gaming Group is up 5.15 per cent and trading for $1.43 per share, as of 11:49am EST.
