QTech integrates ELA Games catalogue into its aggregation platform
Deal announced 20 October 2026 to distribute ELA titles across emerging markets
Key Takeaways
- QTech announced on 20 October 2026 the integration of ELA Games’ catalogue into its content aggregation platform.
- Featured titles listed by QTech include King and Flame, Spirit of Savannah and Piggy Brew Bonanza among eight named games.
- ELA Games’ portfolio includes the Cashpot and Winpot mechanics, cited explicitly by the companies.
- QTech said the distribution focus is greenfield emerging markets such as Africa and LatAm and aims to scale the games across its operator network.
QTech announced on 20 October 2026 the integration of studio ELA Games into its content aggregation platform, making ELA Games’ catalogue available to QTech’s network of operators in emerging markets. The company cited distribution in “greenfield emerging markets, such as Africa and LatAm,” as well as other regions. The integration is intended to put the titles in front of QTech’s [network of operators](/b2b).
Catalogue and mechanics integrated
QTech said the featured titles include King and Flame, Spirit of Savannah, Piggy Brew Bonanza, Silly Chilli Dogs, Royal Coins, Age of Cleopatra, Legacy of Liberty 250 and Flame Fruits Frenzy. The supplier added that its portfolio incorporates mechanics such as Cashpot and Winpot.
Executive comments
“ELA Games’ team have many years of combined experience in developing innovative yet classically themed slots. This production line of quality games, coupled with local knowledge and data, adds a welcome shot in the arm in an often-copycat space,” said Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech.
“Partnering with QTech gets our games in front of new audiences. We focus on making sure the art style and the math work together to give players something unexpected and original,” said Yaroslav Soloshenko, Head of Business Development at ELA Games.
Doftvik added the portfolio is “reassuringly fast to launch, easy to understand, and simple to scale across markets,” and that they expect to see how the titles perform in new markets for ELA Games. Soloshenko highlighted that QTech’s AI-powered lobby “does a great job of matching the right game to the right player,” and that they expect results across an international network of operators.
Geographic reach and operators
QTech presented the integration as a route to scale ELA Games’ titles with operators active in Africa and LatAm, and other unspecified markets, noting an intention to increase revenue for its partners.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did QTech announce the integration with ELA Games?
The announcement was made on 20 October 2026. QTech said it would integrate ELA Games’ content into its aggregation platform for its network of operators.
Which ELA Games titles did QTech mention in the announcement?
QTech named King and Flame, Spirit of Savannah, Piggy Brew Bonanza, Silly Chilli Dogs, Royal Coins, Age of Cleopatra, Legacy of Liberty 250 and Flame Fruits Frenzy in its official list.
What specific mechanics did ELA Games say are in its portfolio?
The supplier said its portfolio includes the Cashpot and Winpot mechanics; both were cited explicitly in QTech’s release.
In which markets does QTech intend to distribute ELA Games’ titles?
QTech indicated distribution in “greenfield emerging markets, such as Africa and LatAm,” and also referenced other regions without specifying them, aiming to present the titles to its international operator network.
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