Atomic Slot Lab online casino and Bragg's Las Vegas studio

Key takeaways on Atomic Slot Lab

• Identity: Atomic Slot Lab is the online slot studio of the Canadian group Bragg Gaming. It is based in Las Vegas and launched on 27 January 2022 with Egyptian Magic.
• CASINO button: it only shows online casinos licensed in your jurisdiction that offer the studio's games. An empty filter means that no online casino offering Atomic Slot Lab is available for your location.
• Restricted countries: some countries license no online casinos at all and limit online gambling to sports betting, lotteries or poker. In those countries, the CASINO button stays empty.
• Licences: the studio holds none in its own name. Its games run under the provider licences of Bragg entities, checked on 6 October 2026 with the Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission and Sweden's Spelinspektionen.
• Markets: Bragg's press releases announce the studio's arrival in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Ontario, Québec, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mexico and Brazil.
• Ownership: Atomic Slot Lab is a brand of Bragg Gaming Group Inc., with no known company of its own. Bragg is a Canadian company listed in Toronto and on the Nasdaq under the ticker BRAG.
• Founder: Doug Fallon, who had already created Wild Streak Gaming. Since 5 June 2025, Scott Milford, an Aristocrat veteran, has led the group's in-house studios.
• Official website: none. The studio's only shop window is a section of the Bragg website. The atomicslotlab.com domain, registered on 18 March 2026, shows nothing but a parking page.
• Game library: 53 game pages as of 6 October 2026, namely 51 slots and two video keno games, including one duplicate. The 5x3 grid dominates, ahead of thirteen 3x3 steppers inspired by American casinos.
• RTP and volatility: from 93.99% to 95.66% across the 50 pages showing a single rate, for a median of 95.485%. Advertised volatility is medium on 51 of the 53 pages.
• In-house mechanics: Connect & Collect earned Almighty Pegasus the Most Innovative Online Game award at the EKG Slot Awards, announced on 2 March 2026. Dollars & Dreams triggers at random on a losing spin.
• Languages: the 57 game versions checked on 6 October 2026 declare 27 languages, including two variants of French (France and Canada).

Atomic Slot Lab and the Bragg group's Las Vegas laboratory

Atomic Slot Lab is the online slot studio of the Canadian group Bragg Gaming, based in Las Vegas and launched on 27 January 2022 with Egyptian Magic. Its founder, Doug Fallon, had previously created Wild Streak Gaming, the Las Vegas studio Bragg bought in June 2021, and he kept its casino-floor reflexes. The principle is refreshingly direct. Take what keeps Nevada's cabinets spinning, then recalibrate it market by market for players who bet from a phone in Toronto, Milan or São Paulo. As of 6 October 2026, the group's website devotes 53 game pages to the studio.

The CASINO button at the top of this page shows the regulated online casinos in your jurisdiction that offer its titles. The selection changes with the country you connect from. When it stays empty, no online casino offering Atomic Slot Lab is available for your location. There is no hidden list and no private access, and an empty filter is a piece of information in its own right.

The CASINO button and the rules of your jurisdiction

Kynox Casino's filter reads your IP address before building its selection. It first sets aside any operator that is not licensed in the country or state where you are. It then keeps only the casinos whose game library includes the studio's titles. A player in New Jersey, a player in Stockholm and a reader in Toronto will never see the same page. That is by design.

This shifting map also stems from the distribution model the group chose. At launch, Bragg announced that all of the studio's titles would go through the ORYX Hub distribution platform inherited from its Slovenian subsidiary. Its 2026 press releases specify that games built on its remote game server (RGS) are distributed through the Bragg HUB and reserved for the group's clients. A casino that has not signed with Bragg simply cannot offer Thunder Blitz or Almighty Pegasus, however much it might want to.

Why do some players see no Atomic Slot Lab online casino?

Because online casino gaming is not licensed everywhere. Some countries restrict online gambling to sports betting, horse racing or poker, while others ban it outright. Where that is the case, slots, roulette and blackjack cannot be legally offered online to residents, and no operator clears the filter's first test.

In those countries, the CASINO button stays empty on this page, as it does on every other provider page of Kynox Casino. Players in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Ontario or New Jersey answer to their own regulators, with their own rules. I come back to them further down, dates included.

How do you check a casino that offers Atomic Slot Lab?

By comparing its licence with your country's official register, then reading the game's help screen before your first bet. A regulator's logo in a site footer proves nothing until someone has checked it, and four habits are enough to rule out most nasty surprises.

• Licence: note the operator's licence number and make sure it was issued by the regulator where you live, whether that is the Gambling Commission in the United Kingdom, the Spelinspektionen in Sweden, the AGCO in Ontario or the Division of Gaming Enforcement in New Jersey.
• Register: type that number into the regulator's website yourself, never through a link supplied by the casino.
• Version: open the game's help screen, because Bragg delivers several return rates for the same title and the operator picks one.
• Consistency: a title presented as an Atomic Slot Lab game but missing from Bragg's website should make you suspicious.

That last point is anything but theoretical. In the past, I have come across fake versions of NetEnt and Betsoft games on careless casinos. Nothing stops a counterfeiter from targeting a less exposed studio tomorrow, one that players watch less closely.

Who really runs Atomic Slot Lab?

Atomic Slot Lab is a brand of Bragg Gaming Group Inc., a company incorporated on 17 March 2004 as Rockies Financial Corporation and governed by the Canada Business Corporations Act. The group is listed in Toronto and on the Nasdaq under the same ticker, BRAG, with its head office at 130 King Street West in Toronto. In its 2025 annual information form filed with the SEC, it presents Atomic Slot Lab as its Nevada studio, launched in 2022, focused first on the United States and serving North American and European operators alike.

The same document lists five proprietary studios, three in the United States and two in Europe, with more than 162 titles combined as of 31 December 2025. Gambling's capital no longer lives off its casino floors alone, either. Several digital studios work there, like this Reno, Nevada neighbour specialising in online slots that Kynox Casino also follows. In September 2022, Bragg announced new offices there for the Wild Streak Gaming and Spin Games teams.

Doug Fallon and the memory of Nevada's casino floors

The founder did not come out of nowhere. Long before Atomic Slot Lab, his first studio, Wild Streak Gaming, co-produced land-based machines with IGT. By August 2021, this partnership with the manufacturer Doug Fallon's team designed cabinets for had produced ten titles, including Wolf Run Gold, Queenie and Dreamy Genie. A new order for four exclusive games followed in May 2022. In parallel, Wild Streak handed two of its titles, Congo Cash and Fairy Dust, to Sega Sammy Creation, with cabinet versions expected at the G2E show in Las Vegas in autumn 2021.

This past sheds light on a detail that the 2022 messaging leaves in the shadows. Egyptian Magic, presented as the studio's very first game, was originally a Wild Streak title, popular on social and online casinos. On 2 September 2021, Bragg even announced, in the release on the Sega Sammy Creation deal, that this manufacturer would adapt it into a land-based cabinet alongside Dragon Power. Atomic Slot Lab did not invent Egyptian Magic. It took it apart and rebuilt it for two continents, which sums up its reason for being rather well.

Doug Fallon keeps a financial tie with the group. In April 2024, entities he controls lent Bragg US$7 million through a secured note, repaid in full in September 2025. In the meantime, on 5 June 2025, leadership of the in-house studios passed to Scott Milford, appointed executive vice-president of content and based at the Las Vegas office. He spent seventeen years at the Australian house behind the famous Buffalo, Aristocrat, where he notably ran the social casino division Product Madness.

A brand with no website and no company of its own

Atomic Slot Lab has no official website. Its only shop window is a section of the Bragg website which, as of 6 October 2026, displayed sixteen featured titles, one flagship series, two proprietary mechanics and the slogan “Where Las Vegas math meets digital innovation”. Be wary of the atomicslotlab.com domain. Registered with Namecheap on 18 March 2026, more than four years after the studio's launch, it serves only a parking page, and nothing ties it to Bragg.

On the legal side, no company in Atomic Slot Lab's name appears among the significant subsidiaries listed in the group's annual information form. Contracts, licences and distribution all go through Bragg entities, led by Oryx Gaming Limited in Malta. Among all the providers Kynox Casino has put under the microscope, the studio therefore belongs to the family of group-backed brands with no known separate legal existence. Indigo Magic, launched the same year in Ljubljana, shares exactly the same status.

What is the Las Vegas maths promise really worth?

It can only be partly verified, but the game pages provide enough figures to judge it. Bragg claims that Atomic Slot Lab titles outperform the competition over six months and beyond, while so many studios judge a game on its first thirty days. The argument is appealing, except that no performance data is published to back it up.

I started in affiliation in 2011, and I have heard so many providers swear they had “Las Vegas DNA” that the phrase barely moves me anymore. What holds my attention here is more down to earth. Every game page publishes at least a return rate, a volatility level and a grid, and those figures can be compared.

Across the 53 pages recorded on 6 October 2026, the 50 that display a single RTP range from 93.99% to 95.66%, for a median of 95.485%. The distribution draws two very distinct families. Eighteen titles sit around 94%, including eleven of the thirteen 3x3 grids, while 32 exceed 95.4%. Between 94.07% and 95.43%, there is absolutely nothing.

The displayed rate is only one option among several. Back of the Net comes in 95.49%, 94.04% or 92.55% versions, Egyptian Magic exists at 95.50% and 94.12%, and Fairy Dust can be set anywhere from 88.05% to 96.32%. On the latter, the gap between the most generous and the tightest version exceeds eight points. That is enough to change the value of a session noticeably, hence the point of the help screen mentioned earlier.

On volatility, the studio embraces a remarkably uniform profile. Fifty-one of the 53 pages advertise medium volatility, and only Kitty Coins and Paddy O'Plunder 2 go up a notch. Egyptian Magic is the only page to publish a hit frequency, 27% of winning spins, and a maximum win, 4,900 times the stake.

One game tailored for two continents

At Atomic Slot Lab, localisation is not a slogan. It shows in the grids. For Europe, Egyptian Magic received 25 lines, higher volatility and more generous feature wins, while the American version moved to 50 lines with more frequent wins. Both versions keep the respin feature with four jackpots, from Mini to Grand, an architecture shared by many designers of four-tier jackpots on both sides of the Atlantic. The same scenario plays out with Dragon Power Triple Gold, presented with 20 lines and 95.51% in the Atomic Slot Lab section, but with 50 lines and 95.62% under the Wild Streak Gaming banner.

Rich Gecko offers the most telling example. This Rio carnival-themed 3x3 stepper exists under a second code, reserved for Brazil, and under a local name, Jogo do Calango, with a page written in Portuguese. Same grid, same 9 lines, same 94.00% RTP and the same multiplier wheel capped at 100 times the initial win. Only the name and the language change for the Brazilian market.

Languages follow the same logic. The help configuration files I checked on 6 October 2026, for 57 of the studio's builds served by Bragg's demo launcher, all declare the same 27 language codes, from Bulgarian to Swedish. They include two variants of French (France and Canada) and of Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil). Most of these builds are dated 13 June 2026, a sign of a batch recompilation, and the most recent, for 7 Shields of Fortune, was generated on 2 October 2026.

What the Atomic Slot Lab game library holds

As of 6 October 2026, the studio's section lists 53 pages of its own, namely 51 slots and two video keno games. Two of them, Buffalo Magic and Buffalo Bucks, describe the same game under two names, though. Three other titles appear without a dedicated page, Back of the Net, Almighty Dragon and Dragon Power 10,000 Ways, not counting the Dollars & Dreams re-releases. In August 2023, Bragg claimed 13 games for the studio, according to the CasinoBeats interview republished by the group. The pace of one release a month announced at the time has been kept, and even slightly exceeded.

The formats tell the studio's story. The 5x3 grid dominates with 20 pages, ahead of thirteen 3x3 steppers and eight 5x4 grids. The collection also ventures further afield, with irregular 5x5x3x5x5 grids offering 1,875 ways, the 10,000 ways of Coins of the Hood and two 6x6 cluster-pays grids, Sugar Spree and Golden Harvest. Compared with video slot studios around the world, Atomic Slot Lab is less interested in chasing trends than in the familiarity of a mechanic proven on the casino floor.

Technical benchmarks for ten titles, based on the Bragg game pages recorded on 6 October 2026.

3x3 steppers straight from the casino floor

Thirteen pages use the stepper format, those three-reel machines that still fill the aisles of American casinos. Ink & Ivory slides its multiplier wilds up or down. Amped Up! and Diamond Flash play on sevens and multiplier bars, while Fabulous 777 takes classicism all the way to a single line. The latter adds a starting bonus prize set at 333.3 times the stake, which grows by 1% of every bet players place during the game.

This return to basics is no retro affectation. Bragg sees it as a way to win land-based casino regulars over to online play, and on this ground the studio meets other makers of 3x3 steppers who cultivate the same mechanical nostalgia.

Thunder Blitz and its second chance

Thunder Blitz illustrates this strategy best. This 3x3 game with 9 lines, listed at 93.99%, combines value symbols, collectors and jackpots of up to 3,000 times the stake, with a bonus buy at 100 times the stake. Bragg presents it as a record-breaking hit that became the second best-performing title on its network within a few months. The game was also among the finalists in the Game of the Year category at the SBC Awards Europe 2026, but the trophy slipped away at the ceremony held in Malta on 30 April 2026.

A new version, Thunder Blitz Second Chance, is ready. Its in-house feature locks the reels that came close to the bonus and respins the others, for an announced maximum win of 23,078 times the stake and two RTP versions, 95.56% and 94.07%. Bragg even offers Peruvian operators a royalty discount of up to 60% if they feature it at the top of their pages from 18 to 25 December 2026. Proof, if any were needed, that a game's visibility is negotiated behind the scenes.

Connect & Collect and the crowning of Almighty Pegasus

Connect & Collect is the mechanic Bragg is proudest of. On an irregular 5x5x3x5x5 grid, a chain of adjacent symbols must reach special positions located on the third and sixth reels to land respins, added wilds, free spins or jackpots. Almighty Pegasus made it its showcase, with up to 18 added wilds, 25 free spins, instant values of 160 times the stake and three jackpots capped at 4,000 times the stake.

Recognition came from the industry itself. Bragg announced on 2 March 2026, in its release on the award, that the game had been named Most Innovative Online Game at the eighth EKG Slot Awards. Cai Fu Emperor Ways and 7 Shields of Fortune reuse the same architecture, the latter showing the highest single rate in the range, 95.66%. A Dollars & Dreams version of Almighty Pegasus is on the roadmap, with no release date yet.

Dollars & Dreams and the Dragon Power legacy

The second proprietary mechanic, Dollars & Dreams, tackles a moment every player knows, the losing spin. On any spin without a win, it can trigger at random and open eight free spins on a special 3x3 grid. A central pot, boost and collect symbols and four jackpot meters to fill complete the picture. In 2026, Bragg grafted it onto existing titles, with 3 Coin Cowboy Dollars & Dreams on 31 March and Egyptian Magic Dollars & Dreams on 23 April in Europe, then five North American versions branded Dollars & Dreams between 5 and 28 May.

Dragon Power deserves an aside. The series was born at Wild Streak Gaming in 2019, as a 5x3 machine with 50 lines and four jackpots, before being adapted into a cabinet with Sega Sammy Creation from 2021. The group now counts it among Atomic Slot Lab's assets, and the page dedicated to the Dragon Power series details the programme that followed. It includes a keno released on 9 April 2024 and a 10,000-ways version launched on 23 July 2026. Dragon Power Super Orbs, first developed exclusively for an American operator, and a Connect & Collect edition are due in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Video keno and tiered jackpots

Two keno games round out the range. Dragon Power Keno is played on an 80-number grid on which you mark 3 to 10 numbers, with dragons that trigger instant wins and 30 free spins once five dragons are hit, for a 95.50% RTP. Egyptian Magic Keno applies the same principle to a 10x8 grid at 95.47%, with its King and Queen squares placed at random.

Keno remains a niche among slot creators. These two titles place the studio among the few video keno providers still keeping this draw game alive. If the format tempts you, the keno grids you can try without staking on Kynox Casino bring together titles from other providers to help you learn its rules.

Jackpots are everywhere. Many titles line up fixed tiers, often from Mini to Grand, but Paddy O'Plunder 2 stands out with a progressive Grand. It starts at 10,000 dollars or euros on the seven lowest bet levels and at 50,000 on the five highest, then grows by 0.3% of every active bet. To put this mechanism in context, the demo jackpots built by other studios follow the same principle, and the more players feed a pot, the faster it climbs.

The regulated markets its titles have reached

The releases published in Bragg's newsroom make it possible to trace the studio's arrival market by market. The table below only includes announcements that explicitly mention Atomic Slot Lab or one of its titles, without naming the operators involved.

For English-speaking players, the North American and British entries stand out. In Ontario, Egyptian Magic was part of Bragg's very first deal in April 2022, just as the province opened its regulated market. South of the border, the studio reached New Jersey in December 2022, after Ontario and Michigan, then Pennsylvania and Connecticut in 2023. In the United Kingdom, Dreamy Genie went live with a British operator in March 2023, and the group has held Gambling Commission accounts since November 2021.

Distribution reaches beyond the circle of operators. On 22 April 2024, Bragg signed an international distribution deal with the group long known as Scientific Games, now Light & Wonder. The aim was to add its studios' titles to that group's online ecosystem, with Atomic Slot Lab at the top of the list. Conversely, the Toronto group distributes outside studios, such as the Berlin partner of the Powered by Bragg programme, Gamomat, whose games travel through the same hub as the studio's.

The licences covering its games

Atomic Slot Lab holds no licence in its own name. Its games operate under the authorisations of Bragg entities, which I checked in the registers on 6 October 2026 wherever possible. The Malta Gaming Authority verification service confirms the B2B licence of Oryx Gaming Limited. The British register entry confirms account 55254, and the Swedish licence register confirms the two gaming provider licences valid until 30 June 2028.

Provider licence versus casino licence

A B2B licence allows Bragg to supply games to operators, not to accept players. The casino offering you Egyptian Magic must hold its own operator licence in your jurisdiction, and this double check is exactly what the CASINO button applies. A perfectly certified game at an operator with no local licence is still an unauthorised offer in your country.

Versions made for a single operator

Some games can only be found at a single operator. On 13 September 2023, Bragg launched an exclusive 50-line version of Egyptian Magic in Michigan and New Jersey, dressed in the colours of a historic brand owned by a major American casino group. Bragg and that same group expanded their partnership on 14 January 2025, with exclusive game development and the lease of Bragg's RGS for the United States and Canada. These tailor-made versions can only be played on the platform of the operator that ordered them.

What Bragg's shop window does not say

A shop window is still a shop window, and this one leaves a few questions hanging. The first concerns attribution. Dragon Power was born at Wild Streak Gaming, and so was Egyptian Magic, yet both now wear Atomic Slot Lab colours in Europe. The rules of an October 2026 operator campaign even name Atomic Slot Lab as the only participating studio for Dragon Power 10,000 Ways. The practice is defensible within a single group. Yet the story of a game changes depending on the page you read.

The section also has a few loose ends. Raging Rabbits appears there even though it carries the code INM_RAR, the prefix used by the twin workshop in Ljubljana, and a second page for it exists in the Indigo Magic section. Buffalo Magic and Buffalo Bucks share, give or take a few words, the same description. For anyone counting titles, these duplicates inflate the range artificially, which is why I excluded or flagged them in my figures.

Then come the technical blind spots. Apart from Egyptian Magic, no page publishes a maximum win, and only the promotional page for Thunder Blitz Second Chance announces one. None names the laboratory that certified the random number generator, and the jurisdiction flags visible on the Dollars & Dreams cards are limited to Malta, the United Kingdom, Sweden and the Netherlands. For a studio that claims the mathematical rigour of Las Vegas, publishing this data would hardly cost a thing.

What the lab has in store before 2027

The coming months will tell whether the recipe holds up over time. On 14 May 2026, Bragg announced its planned acquisition of Drayton International, presented as the group's “games-first” turn, and its content business grew by 69% in 2025. On the studio side, the end of 2026 should bring Dragon Power Super Orbs, a Connect & Collect edition of the series and Thunder Blitz Second Chance to operators. Meanwhile, Finnish content is being prepared behind the scenes.

One question keeps nagging at me as I wrap up this page. Can a studio that excels at recalibrating casino-floor hits build franchises as solid as the ones it inherits? Almighty Pegasus, awarded for its innovation, offers a first hint of an answer. The rest will play out on the screens of regulated casinos, the very ones the CASINO button shows you, or hides from you, depending on the country you are reading these lines from.

FAQ: Atomic Slot Lab

What is Atomic Slot Lab?

Atomic Slot Lab is an online slot studio owned by the Canadian group Bragg Gaming, based in Las Vegas and launched on 27 January 2022 with Egyptian Magic. Its motto, “Where Las Vegas math meets digital innovation”, sums up its ambition to bring the recipes of Nevada's casino-floor machines to online play.

How do you find an online casino that offers Atomic Slot Lab?

Click the CASINO button at the top of this page. The filter takes your location into account and only keeps the online casinos licensed in your jurisdiction that offer the studio's games. If it stays empty, no online casino offering Atomic Slot Lab is available where you are.

Can you play Atomic Slot Lab games in every country?

No. Many countries do not license online casinos, or limit online gambling to sports betting, lotteries or poker. In those countries, no online casino can legally offer Atomic Slot Lab games, and the CASINO button on this Kynox Casino page stays empty.

In which countries can you find Atomic Slot Lab games?

Atomic Slot Lab games are distributed in regulated markets across Europe and the Americas. Bragg's press releases mention, among others, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Ontario, Québec, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mexico and Brazil.

Does Atomic Slot Lab hold a licence?

No, Atomic Slot Lab holds no licence in its own name. As of 6 October 2026, its games operate under the licences of Bragg entities, including B2B licence MGA/B2B/298/2015 held by Oryx Gaming Limited, two UK Gambling Commission accounts and two Swedish licences valid until 30 June 2028. The casino must also hold its own operator licence.

Who owns Atomic Slot Lab?

Atomic Slot Lab belongs to Bragg Gaming Group Inc., a Canadian company listed in Toronto and on the Nasdaq under the ticker BRAG. The studio has no known company of its own. It was founded by Doug Fallon, who had already created Wild Streak Gaming, a studio Bragg bought in June 2021.

Does Atomic Slot Lab have an official website?

No, Atomic Slot Lab has no official website, only a section on the Bragg website. That is why this Kynox Casino page has no GAMES filter. The atomicslotlab.com domain, registered with Namecheap on 18 March 2026, shows only a parking page with nothing linking it to the group.

How many games does Atomic Slot Lab offer?

As of 6 October 2026, the Bragg website devotes 53 pages to the studio, namely 51 slots and two video keno games, including one duplicate. Egyptian Magic, its first creation, and Thunder Blitz, a finalist at the SBC Awards Europe 2026, are among its best-known titles.

What is the RTP of Atomic Slot Lab slots?

The RTP of Atomic Slot Lab slots ranges from 93.99% to 95.66% across the 50 pages with a single rate, with a median of 95.485% as of 6 October 2026. Some titles exist in several versions, from 88.05% to 96.32% for Fairy Dust, chosen by the casino. Check the help screen before you bet.

What is the Connect & Collect mechanic?

Connect & Collect is Atomic Slot Lab's flagship proprietary mechanic. A chain of adjacent symbols must reach special positions on the grid to land respins, wilds, free spins or jackpots. It earned Almighty Pegasus the Most Innovative Online Game award at the EKG Slot Awards, announced on 2 March 2026.

Sources:

• Atomic Slot Lab studio page on the Bragg website
• Egyptian Magic launch release, 27 January 2022
• Bragg Gaming Group 2025 annual information form filed with the SEC
• Wild Streak Gaming and Sega Sammy Creation agreement, 2 September 2021
• Extension of the Wild Streak Gaming and IGT agreement, 6 August 2021
• IGT order for four exclusive cabinets, 12 May 2022
• Unification of the Bragg group brands, 26 September 2022
• US$7 million secured note, 26 April 2024
• Note repayment announced on 12 September 2025
• Strengthened leadership team and 2025 content growth, release of 3 March 2026
• Appointment of Scott Milford, 5 June 2025
• Matej Nemec interview with CasinoBeats, 31 August 2023
• Almighty Pegasus award at the EKG Slot Awards
• Thunder Blitz shortlisted at the SBC Awards Europe 2026
• SBC Awards Europe 2026 winners
• Thunder Blitz game page
• Thunder Blitz Second Chance operator campaign
• Dragon Power series on the Bragg website
• Dragon Power 10,000 Ways operator campaign
• Dollars & Dreams mechanic
• Rich Gecko game page
• Jogo do Calango game page
• Distribution agreement with Light & Wonder, 22 April 2024
• Bragg newsroom
• MGA licence verification for Oryx Gaming Limited
• UK Gambling Commission register, account 55254
• UK Gambling Commission register, account 55253
• Spelinspektionen licence register
• Planned acquisition of Drayton International, 14 May 2026