QTech, the game aggregator focused on emerging markets, has signed a distribution deal with Pascal Gaming, giving operators on its platform access to the supplier’s slots, instant-win, crash and table games.

Pascal Gaming has more than 130 titles across 10 categories and says its games reach two million active players. It holds 18 certifications, including recent game approvals in Latin America. Its slot portfolio includes Avinho R10, Golden Tree Fortune Coin 100, Fortune Calico, Honey Money 1000 and Fortune Ronaldinho.

Built for slower networks

Both companies pointed to the games’ small file sizes. Pascal Gaming says its titles load quickly, which helps in markets such as Africa and Latin America where players often face handset limits, patchy high-speed coverage and high data costs. QTech’s reach covers Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America. The aggregator recently added Legendia’s content and a CreedRoomz live casino deal.

Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech, said:

“We’re dedicated to rolling out more and more high-class content and product innovation that drives revenue for our partners. So, this deal with Pascal Gaming extends our impressive sequential pipeline for 2026, and underlines our ability to deliver tailored content solutions, especially in regions where lightweight, rapid-loading games are vital for player engagement.”

“Pascal Gaming understands that every market is different, and so are its players. Together, we can create targeted categories of popular games that are adapted for local player habits, cultural contexts, and wider entertainment proclivities.”

Lusine Voskanyan, Business Development Manager at Pascal Gaming, said:

“Our games are built for maximum player retention, cross-device performance, and seamless platform integration. And by being lightweight and fast-loading, they can help overcome common infrastructure challenges in emerging markets like Africa and LatAm, including handset limitations, sporadic access to high-speed networks, and high data costs. We also offer such lines as bet-on games, lottery, arcade, to name but a few, with a brand promise for a simple-yet-exceptional UX.