ComeOn launches in the Netherlands via Bragg’s iGaming platform
ComeOn is going live in the Dutch market with Bragg Gaming Group’s Player Account Management (PAM) iGaming platform and content.
ComeOn.nl launched at the end of October and brings a range of Bragg’s online slots and live casino games, some aggregated third-party content, as well as proprietary games and exclusive content from their partner studios to customers in the Netherlands.
Additionally, the Bragg-powered package is in charge of managing all marketing services for ComeOn.nl, including the segmentation, conversion, retention and reactivation of players.
Eelco Paul ten Broeke, Country Manager at ComeOn.nl, said: “The Netherlands represents a key market for us in which we have joined forces with Bragg.
“As we saw with our exceptional start of operations, by working with Bragg’s experienced team and technology we are favourably positioned to stand out in the market and to continue to grow as we deliver stand-out brand experiences in a safe gaming environment to the Dutch player.
“We operate to high standards at ComeOn.nl so it’s perfect for us to partner with a supplier that holds similar values as us. Bragg’s PAM provides a comprehensive and efficient springboard for our Dutch business which will only add further diversity and depth to our brand offering.”
Chris Looney, CCO at Bragg, added: “ComeOn! is a leading international casino brand that is well known for providing online players in multiple markets with a great gaming entertainment experience.
“We are pleased to see the relationship go from strength to strength with such a highly regarded operator to address a market where we have already achieved strong early success.”
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