Good morning, everyone. My name is Sarah, and thank you for joining the Third Quarter of 2024 Earnings Conference Call for Bragg Gaming Group. I’ll shortly hand the call over to Bragg Gaming Group CEO, Matevz Mazij, who will comment on Bragg’s third quarter performance and Bragg’s interim CFO, Robbie Bressler, who will review and discuss the Company’s third quarter financial results. I would like to remind you, if you are not already doing so, that you can follow this earnings call presentation live from Bragg’s investor website at investors.bragg.group that’s investors plural with an ‘S’. Then go to the Events and Presentation section. On this call, there will be a review of Bragg’s financial and operating results for the third quarter of 2024. Following these prepared remarks, the conference call will be opened to a question-and-answer period. I would like to remind you that certain statements made on this conference call and the responses to various questions may constitute forward-looking information or future oriented financial information within the meaning of applicable securities laws. If you have not already done so, please familiarize yourself with Bragg’s full explanation of these risk factors, available on the second slide of the Bragg Gaming Group third quarter 2024 earnings presentation titled Forward-Looking Statements, which is published on the website at investors.bragg.group. This information is also available in Bragg’s recently filed third quarter earnings press release and other publicly, available disclosures. I’d like to turn the call now to Matevz Mazij, Chief Executive Officer of Bragg.

Good morning, everyone. My name is Matevz Mazij. I’m the Chairman and CEO of Bragg. On this call today, I’ll start with an update on the strategic review process that has been running, then we’ll go through the third quarter operational highlights, including our key launches and latest news. Then I’ll pass the line to Robbie, who will present our latest financial results. When Robbie has taken you through the numbers, I’ll give you an update on the positive change I have been implementing since returning as both Chair of the Board and CEO a little over a year ago. And after that, Robbie and I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. I’ll start with today’s announcement that the Board has concluded the strategic review process that we announced earlier this year. In March 2024, the Company announced the formation of a special committee comprised solely of independent members of the Board to conduct a review of strategic alternatives for maximizing shareholder value. This committee together with its advisors Oakvale Capital and Blake, Cassels & Graydon evaluated a wide range of strategic alternatives for maximizing shareholder value including a potential sale or a merger of the Company. The committee held discussions with over 70 potential counterparties. They executed non-disclosure agreements and shared confidential information with over 25 counterparties. And, they received multiple non-binding proposals. After careful consideration the special committee and the Board unanimously determined that none of the proposals received reflect the Company’s intrinsic value or current and projected financial performance. As a result, the Board has elected to conclude its review and has disbanded the special committee. Although the process has now concluded, the Board will continue to be open to and consider all opportunities for enhancing shareholder value. We remain extremely confident about…

Thank you, Mats, and good morning to everybody. I will now cover our financial results for the third quarter of 2024. Total revenue for the third quarter was EUR26.2 million, another record high up 15.9% compared to Q3 2023. Additionally, Q3 2024 gross profits grew by 18% to EUR14 million with gross profit margin rising by 99 basis points to 53.5%. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter also grew by 7% to EUR4.1 million, our third consecutive sequential quarter of growth. Our adjusted EBITDA margin was 15.6%, slightly lower than the 16.9% we reported in the same period last year as expected. Strong quarter and record growth for the Group was no more exemplified than in our U.S. numbers, where growth in content distribution helped drive a 40% increase in proprietary content revenue globally compared to the third quarter of last year. We reiterate our full-year revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance at EUR102 million to EUR109 million and EUR15.2 million to EUR18.5 million respectively, noting that we are currently tracking to the lower-end of the guidance ranges provided. Moving on to our product mix. As noted on Slide 8, in the third quarter of 2024, revenue from PAM and Turnkey operations was EUR5.7 million representing 21.8% of total revenue compared to EUR4.6 million representing 20.6% of total revenue in the third quarter of last year. Total content revenue was EUR20.5 million in the third quarter of 2024, representing 78.2% of total revenue. While in the third quarter of 2023, total content revenue was EUR17.9 million representing 79.4% of total revenue. Turning to the balance sheet, as of September 30, 2024, we held EUR11.6 million in cash and cash equivalents. During the quarter, we fully settled the remaining balance of the Lind convertible debt in cash. Our only remaining debt facility is a USD7 million secured promissory note due in April 2025. Net working capital excluding deferred consideration and promissory note at the end of September 30, 2024 amounted to EUR11.3 million compared to EUR5.1 million at the beginning of the year. Before handing the call back to Mats, I would like to make a few comments on our 2025 outlook. Bragg is actively advancing a robust pipeline of opportunities that is anticipated to drive strong momentum as it enters 2025. The outlook for 2025 remains positive with expectations of sustained double-digit topline growth, expanding bottom line margins and increased operational leverage, further strengthening Bragg’s position in the market. I will now hand over the call back to Mats, to continue with commentary on strategy and operations.

Thank you, Robbie. Now in the next slides, I want to give you a snapshot of our progress since I became CEO of Bragg approximately 14 months ago and how our products and technology stand out from the competition. Throughout my tenure as CEO, I’ve wanted to grow Bragg’s existing business in a meaningful way. And in practical terms, this was about adding to our strong foundations with a number of changes designed to fortify and focus on our operations. Changes which will unlock the value of our investments in technology, people and relationships in order to deliver profitability and solidify our position as a one stop solution, capitalizing on the expansion of the iGaming markets and partnering with household names in regulated and regulating jurisdictions. In-line with this philosophy, we’ve taken action in a number of areas. Firstly, we’ve strengthened our executive leadership team to include experienced industry experts at all levels and it is the strengthened team that has already begun to deliver the kind of result that will grow Bragg for the long-term. And as I mentioned earlier, we’re already beginning to see the results of these changes in the United States, a key focus area for Bragg this year and going forward. We’ve built a robust pipeline of opportunities not only for our proprietary and third-party inclusive online content, but also for our PAM Hub Fuze technology and Turnkey solutions. From a commercial perspective, we’ve realigned our commercial strategy to regionally focused approach with dedicated teams for North America, LatAm and Europe. Keeping with the commercial team, we have positioned ourselves to take advantage of the forthcoming launch of the regulated market in Brazil from January 1, 2025, preparing our full technology suite, including our PAM Hub and Fuze for the requirements of that jurisdiction, developing…

Thank you. [Operator Instructions] Your first question comes from the line of Jordan Bender with Citizens JMP. Your line is open.

Good morning, everyone. Thanks for taking my question. I want to start on the guidance. Implied 4Q revenue is somewhere high-double-digits. But first, should we expect that kind of exit rate as we head into 2025? And second, what markets do you foresee driving some of that elevated growth?

I can take that. Jordan, thanks for the question. In terms of Q4 outlook and then into 2025, I think what you said is correct. I think double-digit growth is definitely a possibility and what we think is achievable. Sorry, can you repeat your second part of your question?

Yes, just some of the 4Q high-double-digit growth, exit rate looking at that. But, as we think about some of the higher growth markets, where should we be thinking for next year?

Sure. So, definitely the U.S. we see an opportunity to continue our meaningful growth. And, as that compounds on what was a relatively small base, I would say at the start of this year, is starting really to compound into some meaningful numbers and growth. We also have a fairly aggressive plan to be ready on January 1 for the launch of regulated Brazil. We do have legacy business there but we see significant opportunities, to really increase the amount of revenue we’re generating in that jurisdiction.

Great. And then maybe bigger picture, unpacking the enhancing shareholder value comment, I think it’s fair to assume that investing in your business would be on the top of that list. Can you just maybe help us understand what else that comment might mean? Are we thinking share repurchases, M&A, etcetera? Thank you.

Good question. I don’t think share repurchases would be at this time the best use of our excess capital but something we would always consider. There really isn’t the need to make significant investments in our products. So, we’ve done a very good job to get our products to where we believe commercially they could be very appealing to operators. Now, it’s really investing in the commercialization. So, we’ve done a lot of that in the sense of bringing on the right talent in regions to be able to best sell our products. And, we also think that, there’s good opportunities in our pipeline. We’re quite impressed with the pipeline that has developed over the last, I’d say, six months to 12 months and feel that there is going to be some good opportunities that we’re well placed to win, coming soon.

Great. Thank you very much.

Your next question comes from Gianluca Tucci with Haywood Securities. Your line is open.

Hi. Good morning, Mats and Robbie. It does look like you had your best quarter ever in the U.S. on a quarterly perspective. Is that just the bass of having better market coverage or have you changed your go-to-market approach there? And then as a follow-up, how big do you think the U.S. can be for Bragg next year?

Thanks for the question. So, I think it’s a combination of several factors. I think our coverage just continues to increase. So, we’re going to hit 90% plus coverage of the market, by the end of this year. I also think that the efforts as Mat mentioned, when he came back into this business to really take on the CEO role, looked at, the bench that Bragg has, the talent and what’s needed to penetrate the markets that we want to be in and he’s brought the right people to do that. And we’re seeing the fruits of those moves play out. So, I think we’re being, we have the most talent we probably ever have in terms of being able to push our product in the U.S. and I’d say other jurisdictions. Also the pipeline internally of us being able to develop content keeps getting better and keeps increasing in terms of cadence. And we actually see next year we believe our cadence of getting new titles out is going to increase fairly dramatically from the prior year, which is just going to further enhance our ability to become real established partners with our operators and push our proprietary content.

Okay. That’s good color. Thanks, Robbie. So, as a follow-up to that, like is the team getting more efficient in, the speed or the cadence of game development, content development? Or are you adding more bodies on the content side of things or a combination of both?

Yes, it’s a bit of a combination of both, but by no means do we for us to, let’s say, double our content output by no means do we need to double the internal infrastructure to do that. So, we definitely can scale, just being more efficient, getting better, getting more experience, and leveraging titles that we’ve used in other jurisdictions that could be potentially repurposed and things like that. So, we’re quite happy where we’ve gotten our internal proprietary content, going in the infrastructure we’ve built to do that. And again our cadence, I believe, will increase in the coming year and with the right team in place to push that content onto the operators, I really think the U.S., will be a meaningful part of our revenue concentration going forward. And I think that was part of your question as well as what can we expect? I think the U.S. could become up there in double-digit percentage of our total revenue in the coming year for sure.

That’s great, Robbie. Thanks for that. And then just secondly here on gross margins and EBITDA margins, it does sound like the company is expecting a lift next year. Is that going to be smooth or is it going to be like second half weighted that margin growth? I’m just wondering if the company could provide some context as to the cadence of margin growth?

Sure. Just a little early, to make specific comments on that. I do think we will have margin growth over time and it’s really related to our product mix. And as I mentioned earlier, the emphasis on our proprietary content and actually the opportunities in for our PAM business that are in our pipeline really be factors that drive that margin increase. In terms of timing, really want to get into that in early January when we have a clear sense of our 2025 guidance. But I’m quite happy to see the opportunities for growth that are coming in 2025.

And Gianluca, if I may just add to your question. So, in 2025, we will obviously expect to see significant growth in content output. That’s one factor that is going to affect the growth of revenue. We have diversified our development hubs and some development hubs will be more regionally focused. The other factor is that our portfolio has grown to accommodate a range of product styles and game mechanics. We’re still going to be primarily slot focused, but in addition to the 2024, we will add support for other styles of games. We have now reached a point in games portfolio to go live with new operators in a variety of markets with a richer portfolio based on games that can start to add incremental revenue with new operators and new game will add revenue to the existing operators. So, that’s also expected to be a factor that is going to affect the revenue. Then we have, obviously, more requests and demand for bespoke and customized games from existing operators and operators that are coming into the market. So, we will see the optimization of older games with new features, specifically with a bolt on jackpot features and we have managed to grow operational efficiencies in a number of different processes in design and development. So, we have a richer baseline for clones, derivatives and complementing a growth in team size for larger output of total games. So, lots of room for growth as we look at some regional markets in the U.S. and Canada as well. We’re just starting in Delaware, West Virginia, and we have more coming online with Pennsylvania and Ontario and opportunities in British Columbia. That’s a few more things to add to what Robbie said about the opportunities in 2025.

Sounds like a busy pipeline. Thanks for the color, Matevz, and talk to you guys soon.

Thank you.

[Operator Instructions]. Your next question comes from Jack Codera with Maxim Group. Your line is open.

Hi. This is Jack Codera calling in for Jack Vander Aarde. Thanks for taking my question. Given that you’re kind of ready for this day one regulated Brazil, do you have any view on what portion of that market you will be able to capture? And any view on an estimate of how meaningful that market will be relative to your existing markets? Thank you.

It’s probably difficult or too early to say what the numbers are going to be post regulation. We obviously have existing relationships with our leading operators in that market and we expect to significantly increase our revenue in the market post regulation. We believe that the market is going to be extremely important for Bragg in the future and we feel that we are very well positioned to be one of the leading, not the leading product delivery platform in the market, and we’re building a portfolio of content that is going to allow us to deliver local, unique, custom content to these operators and, we expect to take meaningful market share in that respect as well. We also have plans to launch our PAM in the market in the next 12 to 24 months. So, we expect to be active in content and technology and services in that market and we feel it’s going to be a very important market for us.

Okay. That’s helpful. And then just one more general question. Does Bragg have a perspective on whether it be B2B or B2C on how crypto is affecting the market? Do you see any strategic moves that the market’s adopting that might have a sort of headwind or tailwind effect to your business? Any comments there would be helpful.

Okay. I can take that, Mat.

Sure. Yes. Go ahead.

What we haven’t seen to a great deal in the crypto market in the regulated world of gaming is the regulators being accepting of crypto as a means of depositing, withdrawing and essentially playing. So, I think it’s going to be time -- I think that’ll happen over time and there probably will be a catalyst to do that as the dotcom crypto casinos of the world, seem to be taking sizable market share in regulated jurisdiction. And I think a way to attract players, away from those offerings is to be able to utilize crypto as a means of withdrawing and depositing in a regulated, jurisdiction. So, I think that would be a net positive for us, for that to occur as it’ll just increase the amount of TAM and the amount of GER that’s occurring in regulated jurisdiction. So, I see it all as net positive and I feel like the direction I mean, it’s hard to really predict what’s going to happen in significant jurisdictions like the United States, especially being so state led in terms of how regulations roll out. But just the momentum of crypto will hopefully be something that states regulators consider and again that just increases the amount of TAM in each jurisdiction and that’s just a net positive for us.

Okay, that’s helpful. Thanks again for taking my questions. Congrats on a strong quarter.

Thank you.

This concludes the question-and-answer session and will conclude today’s conference call. We thank you for joining. You may now disconnect your lines.