Light & Wonder has become the latest igaming supplier to celebrate its entry into Brazil’s recently regulated online casino market.
The company has confirmed that its online gaming platform will be made available to operators in Brazil, strengthening the position of its proprietary content across the Latin American region.
Light & Wonder’s content offering includes in-house slots such as 88 Fortunes Megaways, Cash Falls and Ultimate Fire Link, as well as content from its studio subsidiaries like ELK Studios.
Tatiana García Barrenechea, Commercial Director – LATAM at Light & Wonder, explained: “Brazil is the jewel in the crown of regulated markets in Latin America and it’s fantastic to go live in a country so rich in potential.”
Additionally, the igaming provider has brought the Light & Wonder iGaming content marketplace to Brazil for the first time, which offers a variety of third-party content from partner studios.
“As always, our aim is to provide players with a wide range of relevant, localised content through our content marketplace, delivered by our operator partners,” added Barrenechea.
“We look forward to seeing the impact that our offering has in Brazil, as we embark on a journey that delivers entertainment to players within a safe, secure environment.”
The deal will see Light & Wonder significantly enhance its presence in Latin America – where it currently operates in Colombia, Mexico, Argentina and other nations – by gaining access to the region’s most populous market.
Light & Wonder recently enhanced its aggregation platform that will become available to Brazilian players through a partnership with Bragg Gaming Group.
This saw the latter’s collection of both in-house and Powered by Bragg slots to the igaming supplier’s third-party platform.
Matevž Mazij, CEO at Bragg Gaming Group, commented: “Light & Wonder is a world-leading platform and games provider, and this distribution deal will be hugely beneficial for us, as our content will be in front of new audiences through its large operator network boosting exposure of our games.”