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QTech Games expands portfolio with Brino Games integration

QTech Games has boosted its content aggregation platform through a partnership with Brino Games, adding the supplier's gaming suite to its emerging markets distribution network.

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QTech Games has integrated Brino Games’ portfolio into its aggregation platform
Titles will be distributed across emerging markets in Africa and Latin America

QTech Games has strengthened its aggregation platform through a new content partnership with Brino Games, further expanding its distribution network across emerging markets.

Under the agreement, Brino Games’ portfolio has been integrated into the QTech platform, making its titles available to operators and players in regions spanning Africa, Latin America and other fast-growing jurisdictions. 

The studio’s catalogue includes games such as Dragon Tiger, Car Roulette, 7 Up 7 Down, Andar Bahar and Fish Game, alongside a schedule of monthly new releases.

Brino Games develops a mix of live casino, table games, virtual casino content and regionally popular formats such as ludo and teen patti.

Commenting on the new deal, Philip Doftvik, QTech Games’ CEO, stated: “We’re thrilled to unveil this partnership with Brino Games, highlighting the point that our diverse portfolio draws from a deep well of established stars and emerging forces in slots provision. 

“Brino’s gaming portfolio is scalable, reliable and tailored to diverse customer requirements. In addition, their gaming software solutions can be easily customised, adapted and launched in any market that an operator might request, which naturally appeals to our ever-expanding footprint across emerging markets.”

Alex Cary, Digital Marketing Head at Brino Games, added: “Brino Games is growing at a great pace thanks to our players-first mentality to game development – and this collaboration with QTech will only accelerate that growth. 

“When it comes to increasing player engagement and attaining a high user base, our gaming suite’s broad spread of possibilities has the potential to speak to every kind of player. So, we can’t wait to see how our games perform across a spread of new territories via QTech Games’ platform for emerging markets.”

The Brino Games integration follows a number of recent QTech partnerships that have expanded its aggregation capabilities. Earlier this week, QTech partnered with Tequity to add the supplier's White Label Originals catalogue – featuring customisable arcade-style games including Plinko, Mines, and Crypto Trading Games – to its platform. 

In January, QTech also signed a distribution agreement with Reflex Gaming, adding the UK supplier’s slot portfolio to its platform.

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