LuckyStreak Expands Live Casino Reach With QTech Games Deal
LuckyStreak has agreed to a new live casino and aggregation deal with QTech Games, giving the aggregator’s operator network access to LuckyStreak’s live dealer games and LuckyConnect aggregation services.
The agreement will see QTech Games add LuckyStreak’s Riga-based live casino content to its global platform, with the deal focused heavily on emerging markets where live dealer products continue to grow in popularity.
LuckyStreak Live Casino Content Added to QTech Games
LuckyStreak produces live dealer games from its studio in Riga, Latvia, with the supplier focusing on HD streaming, localised table experiences and traditional casino-style gameplay.
Through the QTech Games agreement, those live casino products will become available to a wider operator network across markets, including Asia, Africa, Latin America, CIS-facing territories and parts of Europe.
For CasinoTrackpot, the deal is interesting because it shows how live casino suppliers are continuing to expand through aggregation rather than relying only on direct operator partnerships. As a casino tracker, we follow live casino trends, player activity, game results and the wider movement of live dealer content across the industry, and distribution deals like this can help smaller and mid-sized live studios reach new audiences faster.
QTech Games has positioned itself strongly in emerging markets over the last decade, and the addition of LuckyStreak gives its operator partners another live dealer supplier to offer alongside its wider casino aggregation catalogue.
The press release also highlights localisation as a key part of the deal. LuckyStreak’s live casino product supports localised delivery, while QTech points to native-speaking dealers, dedicated tables and customisable experiences as important tools for operators targeting different markets.
Rory Kimber, Commercial Director at LuckyStreak, said the company is pleased to work with QTech Games and described the aggregator as a global iGaming platform provider serving a wide range of growing markets. He added that LuckyStreak’s localised live casino product is well suited to the territories QTech serves.
Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech Games, said LuckyStreak adds further strength to the company’s live casino catalogue, with live dealer continuing to be a major revenue opportunity for operators. He also pointed to Africa and Latin America as regions where demand for the format continues to increase.
The deal is not a new game launch, but it is still a useful live casino industry story. It shows how aggregation platforms are helping live dealer suppliers scale into more regions, while operators continue to look for localised live casino content that can be adapted to different player audiences.