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ThrillTech attains supplier registration in Buenos Aires

LOTBA registration enables the technology supplier to offer its ThrillPots side-bet jackpot platform to licensed operators in the Argentine jurisdiction.

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ThrillTech has obtained supplier registration from Buenos Aires City regulator LOTBA
Licensed operators can integrate its opt-in, player-funded ThrillPots jackpot technology
The approval extends the company’s Latin American presence alongside its existing credentials in Peru

ThrillTech has secured supplier registration with Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (LOTBA), enabling it to supply online gaming technology to licensed operators in Buenos Aires City.

The registration extends the company’s Latin American footprint and permits local operators to integrate its ThrillPots side-bet jackpot platform.

ThrillPots adds voluntary side bets to existing casino and sports betting products. According to ThrillTech, it operates independently of the underlying games’ logic and certified return-to-player rates.

Progressive prize pools are funded entirely through contributions from participating players. The supplier says this allows operators to offer jackpots without allocating promotional funding or contributing liquidity to external networked pools.

The technology is designed to work across different gaming content, providing an additional layer alongside operators’ existing products. ThrillTech positions the model as a way to increase engagement and generate additional revenue.

Commenting on the development, COO Amy Santos stated: "Securing our LOTBA supplier registration marks an exciting milestone for ThrillTech and another important step in our continued expansion across Latin America.

"This achievement reinforces our commitment to delivering innovative, compliant solutions that bring real value to both operators and their players."

The registration follows ThrillTech’s Ontario supplier license in July and Gibraltar B2B approval in June, both supporting distribution of ThrillPots.

The company also introduced ThrillArena in September, extending its player-funded side-bet model into tournaments through SlotsArena, LiveArena and SportsArena.

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