Online casino giant Bragg has now obtained authorization from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to carry on with the $30.0 million (£24.0 million/€28.4 million) transaction to buy Spin Games. The deal was agreed upon in May of the year prior. 

Bragg secures permit to buy Spin Games

Bragg stated that as a result of this permission, which was initially granted in December of the year before in advance of this week’s license approval, it anticipates that the agreement will be finalized by the end of this month.

The permission was initially granted in advance of this week’s license approval in December of the year before. The gambling corporation Spin Games, which has its headquarters in Nevada, may now legally do business in a number of states located inside the United States. These states include New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Connecticut, among others.

Since Bragg made public our intention to acquire Spin Games, the team has collaborated closely with the Spin Games team to finish the technical integration between their remote game server and their technology platform. This integration was started before we made public our intention to acquire Spin Games. Because of the work that we have put in, Spin Games will be ready to commence operations in a number of markets in the United States fairly shortly following the closure of the purchase at the end of this month. The firms’ joy over the imminent conclusion of their purchase of Spin Games is reflected in this license approval, which was granted to them.

Delivering More Sophisticated Player Engagement 

They anticipate that the combined offering of Spin Games and our RGS will deliver the benefits of our sophisticated player engagement, data tools, and platform technology, in addition to Spin Games’ US market content and operator relationships, thereby providing for a differentiated and widely distributed igaming product offering. This is due to the fact that our RGS has developed sophisticated player engagement, data tools, and platform technology. The provider has licenses in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Connecticut. The May 2021 deal occurred just before the business agreed to purchase Las Vegas-based Wild Streak Gaming for $30 million.