Bragg Gaming and IGT extend game development deal

August 6, 2021
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Games will be developed by Bragg subsidiary Wild Streak Gaming.

International Game Technology (ITG) has today announced the extension of its partnership with the Bragg Gaming subsidiary Wild Streak Gaming. This new agreement will see Wild Streak produce four new land-based titles for IGT.  

This marks the extension of a long standing partnership, which has already seen Wild Streak produce 10 games for the international gaming company including Wolf Run Gold, Amazing Money Machine Gold & Sapphire, Queenie, Dreamy Genie and the company’s most recent launch, Texas Tea Strike It Rich.  

“The current portfolio of Wild Streak games has been a solid performer for us and our customers,” said Domenico Pastia, IGT SVP global product management. “We’re extremely pleased that we’ve been able to extend the relationship with Wild Streak and drive the creation of new games that will appeal to our customers and their players.” 

Bragg Gaming, founded in 2018, is a parent organization to a number of B2B igaming companies. It currently operates across North America, Europe and Latin America. Its subsidiary Wild Streak is based in Nevada and produces games located in both the US and UK markets.  

May 2021 saw Bragg Gaming announce plans to acquire Nevada-based B2B gaming and technology provider Spin Games, a company that holds licenses in key igaming-regulated US states and supplies Tier 1 operators in the region. 

“The agreement with IGT is a great fit for Wild Streak,” added Doug Fallon, managing director of group content at Bragg Gaming Group and founder of Wild Streak. “We’ve been able to create a number of highly successful titles that resonate strongly with their target audiences and are confident that these next titles will be just as popular.” 

IGT, who has recently revealed its Q2 financial results, announced on Wednesday that the company has returned to pre-pandemic levels of revenue as restrictions ease. 

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