QTech Games has expanded its content portfolio through two new partnerships with Playtech. The deals integrate Playtech’s online casino games and live dealer offerings into QTech’s platform, increasing variety for players.
Optimized for mobile, Playtech’s games suite aims to sync smoothly with QTech’s model, which focuses on rapid integration and localized support across regions.
“Playtech is a leader in casino content and live gaming. Integrating their products allows us to offer top-tier entertainment to our platform customers,” said QTech CEO Philip Doftvik. “We prioritize fast launch and customization by market. Playtech’s technology and QTech’s specialization makes for a powerful combination.”
The Playtech agreement caps several strategic content deals for QTech Games recently as the company bolsters its library. Earlier this month, the company partnered with Asian gaming supplier Fa Chai to add its portfolio of localized casino titles. QTech also integrated bingo games from S4Gaming in April to diversity its offerings beyond slots and table games.
“Asian operators want targeted content, not just big brand games. Fa Chai brings culturally relevant games that resonate in China and across the region,” Doftvik said. “You need differentiation and local relevance. If you don’t have the top fishing game in China, success is difficult. It’s similar to card games in India or Pachinko skill games in Japan. We want to provide the best region-specific entertainment.”
With its focus on rapid integration and customization, QTech Games continues expanding its content partnerships. More variety and localized games highlight the company’s platform value for operators worldwide.