QTech integrates Spin Joy Games titles into its aggregation platform for emerging markets

QTech has signed a content distribution deal with Spin Joy Games to add the supplier’s portfolio to its game aggregation platform for operators in emerging markets, both companies confirmed on 22 October 2026. The agreement brings instant win, crash, mini game and slot titles into QTech’s catalogue; QTech will distribute games including Lucky Crusher, Frog the Road, Koko Fight Club, Xo-ho-ho Xmas Catch, Dead Thirsty and Ace Race.

Scope of the deal and catalogue

The arrangement places Spin Joy Games’ offering inside QTech’s catalogue for operator clients across multiple emerging regions. QTech listed the mix of categories — instant win, crash, mini games and slots — as the core of the integration. The company stressed its distribution capability for operators seeking localised content and fast-loading assets in low-connectivity environments.

Statements from executives

"Spin Joy’s sprawling range of trending games captures the current zeitgeist perfectly. Theirs is a growing and constantly innovating library, delivering consistent support to the growth of our all-encompassing vertical spread, courtesy of some quality graphics, gameplay and unique features," said Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech.

Doftvik added that localisation in UX, game tempo, creatives and performance is crucial in hypersegmented markets. Alex Litvinenko, CEO and co-founder of Spin Joy Games, said:

"Spin Joy is the premium gametech provider built to solve the modern operator’s greatest challenge: sustainable growth in a saturated market. We believe the industry has moved beyond the transactional supplier model."

Litvinenko explained the partnership aims to prioritise "high-performance partnerships" and that QTech’s platform acts as an organic home for distributing their content, supported by recommendation algorithms that connect games with audiences.

Distribution and expectations

QTech will distribute the named titles to operators across a range of markets not specified by region. Both companies said they are interested in tracking game performance in "untapped markets", some of which represent new territory for Spin Joy Games.