QTech Games has expanded its aggregation platform through a new partnership with PopOK Gaming, bringing the supplier’s casino portfolio to QTech’s operator network. Announced on 6 November, the agreement covers slots, live casino, instant-win products and crash games.
PopOK Gaming develops digital casino content and also has a land-based slot machine portfolio. The supplier says its certifications cover more than 15 regulated markets, including jurisdictions overseen by the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, and it cites approvals in Switzerland, Argentina and Portugal.
For QTech, the deal adds another multi-format supplier to a platform focused on operators in emerging markets. CEO Philip Doftvik said the aggregator is prioritising providers with distinctive and localised content. PopOK Head of Business Development Luiza Melikyan highlighted the opportunity to reach a wider operator base through QTech’s distribution network.
The announcement does not identify a launch date for individual operator brands or specify which titles will be rolled out first. The agreement reflects the role of aggregation partnerships in helping studios extend distribution across multiple markets, subject to local licensing and content requirements.