Bragg Gaming Group Inc. has partnered with AdmiralBet to enhance online casino offerings in the German market. This collaboration will feature Bragg’s exclusive portfolio, including popular Gamomat titles like Ramses Book and Fancy Fruits – Double Rush.
“We believe that good partnerships are built on shared convictions. And that’s exactly what connects us with AdmiralBet: a strong commitment to quality, fairness, and a passion for games that bring people joy. Together, we create a space where timeless classics and fresh innovations both have their place,” Bragg Gaming Group said.
“Since its founding, Gamomat – a leading Powered by Bragg studio partner – has been developing games born from ideas and passion. Gamomat titles combine intuitive mechanics, thoughtful design, and themes that evoke real emotion – all proudly ‘Made in Germany’ – and this very spirit shines through in the Powered by Bragg selection at the AdmiralBet.
“Many of Gamomat’s most popular titles can be found at AdmiralBet Casino – from Ramses Book and Fancy Fruits – Double Rush to Sticky Diamonds, Books & Bulls, or Crystal Ball. Each of these slots tells its own little story and perfectly represents what defines the studio: clear structures, strong characters, and that special something that keeps a game fun over time.
“What we particularly value here is our shared commitment to responsibility and transparency. Players should have fun, but also be able to rely on fair processes and a safe environment. These values matter deeply to us – and they’re what make our partnership with AdmiralBet so meaningful.
“For us, this collaboration is more than just a distribution channel. It’s an expression of a shared vision that unites the best of all worlds: AdmiralBet’s technological expertise and Bragg’s exclusive online casino portfolio including Gamomat’s creative game development from the heart of Berlin.
“Together, we’re shaping a gaming experience that’s authentic, responsible, and entertaining – just as we imagine modern gaming in German online casinos should be.”
