Pragmatic Play has extended its live casino portfolio by tailoring a roulette title to the inbound Brazilian market with Mega Roulette – Brazilian.
As Brazil’s regulated gambling market edges closer, Pragmatic Play is hoping to capture the nation’s players with its latest Roulette release, using Portuguese-speaking live dealers to target Brazilian audiences.
The game presents a single-zero Roulette wheel with both inside and outside betting options. Players can take part in mega bets to enhance their game play, designed specifically for the Mega Roulette series.
Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at Pragmatic Play, commented: “Pragmatic Play is always searching for opportunities to tailor the gaming experience for unique audiences across the globe, and Mega Roulette – Brazilian is the latest example of that.
“Brazilian players can now enjoy an industry-leading Live Casino title with a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker hosting the action.”
Mega Roulette – Brazil will also feature mega multipliers, which sees some straight-up bets enhanced significantly by multipliers of up to x500 if they come through.
Brazilian market taking shape
The latest developments within Brazil’s ongoing push for regulation saw an influx of operators apply for a Brazilian licence last week, with 113 companies hoping to enter the nation’s regulated market once it goes live.
Companies that made the initial registration process will get priority in terms of the reviewing of their registration.
That being said, underlining just how much appetite there is for the Brazilian gaming market, Plínio Lemos Jorge, President of the ANJL, revealed his belief that there will be an increasing number of companies that apply for a licence until the end of the year.
“We are certain that next year we will have a completely different market. Honest, responsible and regulated, where bettors will be able to be sure that they are playing on a serious and safe platform,” Lemos Jorge said.
The current submissions are expected to be approved or rejected by mid-November, with the wider regulated market set to launch on 1 January, 2025.