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QTech signs GoldenRace deal to add virtual sports and crash games

QTech has signed a provider partnership with GoldenRace to distribute the supplier’s virtual sports portfolio, plus additional numbers games, crash games and slots, through QTech’s aggregation platform.

The companies said GoldenRace content will be made available to QTech’s operator partners in emerging-market territories, including Africa and Latin America, with Asia also referenced as a target region for expansion.

QTech CEO, Philip Doftvik, said: “We’re delighted to announce that our ever-growing suite of products now features the best virtual sports from GoldenRace, not to mention a new breed of slots and crash games. Their growing focus on a few white-hot mini-vertical affords our clients even more engaging content which we’re sure will increase the retention and acquisition of customers.

“GoldenRace are recognised as global market-leaders in virtual sports, always enhancing the betting experience with the most cost-effective gambling solutions. As the dominant provider of virtuals throughout Africa, like us, they understand the maturing landscape extremely well. Significantly, African customers are familiar with their games and rate their virtual sports content as the gold standard. In a territory where football is king, and informs all other gambling activity from sportsbook to casino, this is a pivotal consideration.”

Martin Wachter, GoldenRace CEO & Founder, added: “This agreement naturally broadens GoldenRace’s global scope, targeting territories across Asia and LatAm, alongside our established footprint in Africa, driving new revenue streams along the way. We remain dedicated to innovation and excellence, continually striving to enhance our offerings and support the growth and success of our partners.

“Now, thanks to QTech’s superior reach across emerging markets, our virtual sports, crash and live games and the best slots are going to be enjoyed by ever more diverse audiences. Together, we can raise the igaming bar and shape a localised experience for global players.”