ThrillTech, a business-to-business jackpot supplier, has been granted a Category A1 manufacturer’s licence by Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) covering ThrillPots, its side-bet jackpot product.
The Cyprus-based company announced the licence on 31 July 2026 and did not publish a licence number. It says the approval makes it the first specialist jackpot provider to be licensed in the Greek market.
What the company said
Giles Potter, chief marketing officer at ThrillTech, said the licence “makes ThrillTech the first specialist iGaming jackpot provider to be licensed in Greece”.
ThrillTech’s regulatory footprint
Before the Greek approval, ThrillTech listed ten jurisdictions in which it is licensed or approved:
- Ontario
- Gibraltar
- United Kingdom
- Sweden
- Netherlands
- Romania
- Croatia
- Malta
- Brazil
- Peru
The list spans European markets such as Sweden, the Netherlands, Romania, Croatia and Malta, Ontario in North America, and Brazil and Peru in Latin America. Greece now joins that group.
The licence applies specifically to ThrillPots rather than to a wider games catalogue. ThrillTech works on a B2B basis, supplying jackpot functionality to licensed operators.
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The company was founded in 2023, making Greece the latest addition to a regulatory portfolio built up over roughly three years.
Why it matters for Greek operators
ThrillPots operates as a side bet that sits on top of existing casino content, so it needs approval in its own right in each regulated market. With the A1 manufacturer’s licence in place, Greek licensees can add the product to their offering directly from ThrillTech.
ThrillTech has not said which Greek operators will be first to take ThrillPots or when launches are expected. It has also not disclosed whether further products will be submitted to the HGC under the same licence category.
