Konami Gaming announces partnership with Bravery Gaming
The distribution deal will see Bravery Gaming deliver titles from Konami Gaming to venues across the regulated, non-casino markets of Georgia.
Konami Gaming has partnered with Bravery Gaming to distribute its games across Georgia and additional US states.
As the exclusive games distributor of the Konami Group subsidiary, Bravery Gaming will deliver Komani Gaming Titles to venues in Georgia, including Coin Operated Amusement Machine (COAM) halls.
Matt Reback, President of Bravery Gaming, said: “We are thrilled to join forces with Konami Gaming, a true pioneer in the industry with an extensive library of hit games.
“This partnership not only highlights Bravery’s commitment to offering unparalleled gaming experiences but also demonstrates our dedication to expanding the reach of our entertainment products across various regulated markets.”
Some of the games in the Konami Gaming portfolio include China Shores, Jumpin’ Jalapenos, Dragon’s Law and All Aboard.
Steve Sutherland, Konami Gaming CEO and President, said: “We are committed to finding new ways to make our products available to customers in regulated markets around the globe.
“In Bravery, we found a partner with the integrity, vision, and commitment to product quality we were looking for to help us tap into the growing Georgia COAM market.”
Bravery Gaming, headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, has industry experience in introducing casino-grade titles into the Georgian regulated, non-casino market.
It’s expected that both companies will consider expanding the distribution deal into additional non-casino markets in the future.
Earlier this summer, Pariplay delivered games from Konami Gaming to DraftKings in New Jersey.
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