ORYX Gaming debuts in Bulgaria with Palms Bet deal
News on 20 Aug 2020
News on 20 Aug 2020

ORYX Gaming, a Bragg Gaming Group company (TSXV: BRAG, OTC:BRGGF), is entering the Bulgarian market after striking a deal with local operator Palms Bet.
Palms Bet has been operating in the Bulgarian market for over six years and is a well-established and renowned brand in the country. The operator offers over 240 casino games as well as an extensive sportsbook and unique products such as a loyalty programme.
As part of the deal, Palms Bet will launch content from ORYX’s premium platform partner Gamomat Games, via ORYX Hub.
Gamomat Games offers over 100 titles exclusive to ORYX with features including unique in-game features and side-game jackpots that have proven to be extremely popular with players. Top performing titles such as Crystal Ball, Fancy Fruits and Ramses Book will be made available to Palms Bet’s Bulgarian players.
Palms Bet will also get access to ORYX’s Player Engagement Platform, In-Game Tournaments and Leaderboards tools, which will help the operator grow overall gaming activity, player engagement, conversion and retention rates.
ORYX is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the Romanian National Gambling Office (ONJN) and is compliant, certified or approved in 17 other major jurisdictions.
Matevz Mazij, Managing Director of ORYX Gaming, said: “Launching the first client in Bulgaria is an important step for us as we continue to focus on expanding across several strategic regulated markets.
“We are excited about entering this promising market and we look forward to working together with Palms Bet to offer local players entertaining and engaging casino content.”
Roman Dimitrov, General Manager Sports Betting and Casino Slots at Palms Bet, said: “We are constantly looking to expand our existing offering with proven titles that offer our customers a fun experience.
“By partnering with ORYX, we get access to a wide portfolio of Gamomat’s leading games and we are thrilled to be the first operator in Bulgaria to launch the content.”
