QTech Games, the leading game aggregator for all emerging markets, has continued to maintain the momentum in its content pipeline, thanks to its latest deal with the supplier, AbraCadabra, a casino developer consistently producing dynamic content across crash games and other fast-paced casino experiences, alongside bespoke solutions customised to any client’s needs.
AbraCadabra’s portfolio of titles features recent hits such as Crazy Rocket, a crash game that has taken Africa by storm in recent months, with thousands of players logging in every day to enjoy its fast-paced gameplay and engaging mechanics which have made it a firm favourite for players seeking excitement and big wins. Not to mention the eclectic merits and appeal of true game-genre spread across Mayan Plinko, Narco Mines, Lucky Fish and Football Keno. All such games ride on the back of exceptional maths modelling that varies the volatility spectrum, helping to foster some truly engaging gameplay.
The deal organically broadens AbraCadabra’s international footprint, unlocking unmined markets for diversified growth from Africa to Latin America.
Serob Vardanyan, CEO at AbraCadabra, commented: “We’re naturally delighted to have partnered with QTech Games to improve our reach and relevance throughout emerging regions, seamlessly offering our fantastic games to a range of untapped operators.
“At AbraCadabra, we are aiming to become the leading B2B casino game provider, delivering high-engagement games that offer superior player retention, crypto-ready solutions. Deals with aggregators of QTech’s stature, bring that goal closer to realisation.”
Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech Games, said: “AbraCadabra’s content brings a level of gameplay that reliably brings players coming back for more, improving repeat-session and dwell-time metrics. Like us, they know that localised solutions represent the key to success across a patchwork array of global opportunities. We look forward to seeing how these games perform across new territories.”
Dingnews.com 23/12/2025