A former NFL player known for his wild career is taking on a “wild journey” as an ambassador of an iGaming operator.
BC.GAME announced a partnership with Antonio Brown, a Super Bowl champion receiver and seven-time Pro Bowler known for his unique personality and brash behavior.
Key Takeaways
- The Super Bowl winner will serve as a Global Brand Ambassador for BC.GAME.
- The iGaming operator says Brown’s “unmatched charisma” is a great fit for the company’s personality.
- BC.GAME promises a “wild journey” and a “bolder, wider, and louder” future of entertainment and gaming.
"Antonio Brown has never played it safe, and neither has BC.GAME,” the crypto iGaming platform said in a release. “Just like he torches through defenders on the field, AB brings his unmatched charisma to BC.GAME. This is the beginning of an insane voyage with BC.GAME and Antonio Brown. The action will only build up.”
Representing the brand
As a Global Brand Ambassador, BC.GAME said the collaboration with Brown will “create an intense connection” with the player base, including freebies, live events, and ”immersive experiences that can only be found with BC.GAME.”
“The future of sports entertainment and gaming is here! It’s bolder, wider, and louder than ever,” the company said.
The online casino operator added that Brown fits BC.GAME’s global player base and community-driven culture. Brown embodies the company’s goal “to inspire the culture of unstoppable personality.”
Bet on Brown @bcgame https://t.co/5Tmsb1Nyzo pic.twitter.com/43YP4bUb8P
— AB (@AB84) April 15, 2025
BC.GAME offers online casino slots and games as well as a sportsbook and poker to every province in Canada except Ontario, which has its own gaming regulations. The iGaming operator is banned in the U.S., U.K., and Australia, among others.
Controversial career
Brown played 12 seasons in the NFL, mostly with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He won a Super Bowl with legendary quarterback Tom Brady in Tampa Bay in 2020. Brown was named to the NFL’s All-Pro first team four times and the second team once. He twice led the league in receptions and yards and once in touchdowns.
Brown faced discipline from teams and the NFL several times in his career for on- and off-the-field violations. He famously walked off the field against the New York Jets when he was with the Buccaneers.
