QTech Expands Emerging Markets Reach with InOut Games Distribution Deal for 70+ Titles

QTech has finalized a strategic content distribution agreement with InOut Games, enabling the supplier’s portfolio of nearly 70 titles to reach operators in emerging markets via QTech’s aggregation platform. The partnership was officially announced on 3 July 2026, marking a significant expansion for both companies.

InOut Games, renowned for its viral crash game Chicken Road, has rapidly diversified its offerings in under two years, now including popular slots like Chicken Royal, Joker Pyre, Ice Fish, and Fruits Love Fever. This deal aligns with QTech’s mission to provide operators with localized, high-quality gaming solutions tailored to underserved regions.

Vlad Snak, CEO of InOut Games, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration: ‘QTech Games is a hotbed for superior games and a rarefied air for the player experience. We are rapidly widening our gaming suite and scope across developing regions, and their market-leading platform provides an agile pathway to some previously overlooked territories. This deal tracks our core strategy to fully leverage our reach, and we look forward to seeing how new audiences embrace our games.’

Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech, added: ‘After a breakout beginning in the crash games domain, InOut Games is now proving itself as a broader provider of thrilling and innovative casino content. Their focus on quality, cutting-edge slots aligns perfectly with our commitment to delivering reliable content to partners via our premier platform—on time, every time. Like us, they understand that localized solutions are key to success in these dynamic markets.’

This partnership is poised to enhance QTech’s content library, offering operators a fresh influx of engaging games designed to resonate with players in emerging markets. With InOut Games’ rapid growth and QTech’s established platform, the collaboration is expected to drive innovation and accessibility in the iGaming space.

The deal underscores the growing importance of strategic supplier partnerships in expanding market reach, particularly in regions where localized content is in high demand. Operators now have access to a broader catalog of games, while players in emerging markets can expect a more diverse and dynamic gaming experience.