Bragg Gaming Group reported Q1 2026 figures – see more details:

• Bragg reported Q1 2026 revenue of EUR 25.7m, up slightly from the same period last year. Brazil continued to perform well, with revenue climbing 33.3% thanks to more provider integrations in the market. Revenue in the Netherlands also edged up after a short-term boost from its PAM (Player Account Management) agreement with Entain.
• In the US, recurring revenue rose 7.1% as Bragg expanded its proprietary casino content offering. Overall US revenue still fell 12.1% because Q1 2025 included one-off project revenue tied to Caesars Entertainment. Adjusted EBITDA came in at EUR 4m, while net loss improved to EUR 1.2m from EUR 2.6m a year earlier.
• The company also carried out a restructuring programme during the quarter. Around 12% of the global workforce was reduced as Bragg looked to lower costs and improve profitability. The business expects the changes to deliver annual savings of around EUR 4.5m.
• Bragg continued expanding its platform business across regulated European markets. During the quarter, it extended its PAM agreement with Croatia’s Senator Group and signed a new turnkey deal with SuomiVeto ahead of Finland’s market opening in 2027. The supplier said the agreement covers casino games, sportsbook and player engagement tools. CEO Matevž Mazij said: “We continued to execute well across our business in the first quarter.”

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