Asia
QTech Games strengthens its premium platform with Print Studios for Asia
Leading distributor expands its content portfolio with new games from rising star casino game developer
QTech Games, the number-one games distributor across Asia and all growth markets, has continued to build the strong momentum in its premier pipeline, thanks to its latest Asia-facing deal with rising star casino-game house, Print Studios.
Integrating this content from one of the most innovative and creative digital casino game developers adds more muscle to QTech Games’ thriving platform, which is bringing the widest range of online games to emerging territories with established names, such as Red Tiger and Kalamba, complementing the sector’s most exciting up-and-coming providers.
Among the games made available to its partners via the deal is Print Studios latest hit Royal Potato whose highly-geared mechanics can combine in myriad ways for jaw-dropping payouts (e.g. 600x slap straight out of nowhere from a midpayer three-of-a-kind) thanks to Print Studios’ trademarked SuperSpinners feature.
Deeper gameplay is the keystone behind Print Studios, founded in 2020 to deliver high-quality slot games, specifically tailored to casino enthusiasts in search of new levels of volatility and engagement. All games are built in-house by an international team boasting years of experience in game development from within the industry.
Print Studios’ game client has been optimised for mobile, the central focus of QTech’s RNG model, which is founded on its fully-owned and customised technical platform, affording games providers and operators the fastest integration available. Through this leading platform, which has sealed its definitive status as a global gaming one-stop shop, clients enjoy the best performance and customer support available, localised to every region across both emerging and more mature markets.
This partnership organically broadens Print Studios’ international footprint in Asia, unlocking untapped jurisdictions for diversified growth across a fragmented landscape.
Ulf Norder, CCO at QTech Games, said: “We’re dedicated to evolving a relentless pipeline of top-class content that drives revenue for our partners. Accordingly, this deal with Print Studios highlights the consistent productivity of our diligent team. In the modern world, only premium games of the highest quality can positively delineate you from your competition. Therefore, we’re thrilled to witness how Print Studios have stepped up to that challenge. It speaks to their immersive graphics, alongside the latest maths models for improved gameplay and high-variance volatility where required.”
Filip Wargéus, CCO at Print Studios, added: “We’re a band of well-credentialed gaming veterans, who have come together to bring our own unique blend of creativity and industry insights to a new venture around impactful game design, delivering exhilarating and dynamic experiences for the end user.
“At Print, we’re committed to reimagining the space with deeper journeys, pushing the boundaries of slots creativity and volatility with some state-of-the-art graphics and modeling which foster a player experience that finally aligns with the modern era of digital entertainment. You must have that blend of imagination and insight, if you’re going to separate yourselves from the crowd in a competitive environment.
“Partnering with QTech represents a superb chance to expand our product distribution across a range of territories that constitute new markets for us. Indeed, when the time came to find an aggregator partner, QTech Games was a natural choice to navigate the patchwork multiplicity of Asia and its emerging markets.”
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Groove joins SiGMA Asia panel on resilience of Asian iGaming licensing
Groove will take part in a regulation-focused panel at SiGMA Summit Asia, with CEO Yahale Meltzer attending and Business Development Director Giusy Campo speaking on the session titled “Jurisdiction Jungle: Who Rules Asia’s iGaming Empire?”.
According to the company, the panel will examine whether Asian licensing regimes can hold up under enforcement, cross-border scrutiny, banking pressure and rising compliance requirements. Topics slated for discussion include audit readiness, payment disruption, tax enforcement, evolving AML expectations and geopolitical shifts.
Giusy Campo, Business Development Director at Groove, said: “The conversation in Asia has matured significantly. Operators are no longer asking just about content volume or time-to-market. They are asking about structural resilience: how a platform handles a studio API failure without impacting player experience, what the data sovereignty protocols are, and whether the compliance architecture is defensive or reactive|”
Campo added: “In a region where banking pressure and regulatory expectations shift rapidly, the platforms that survive will be the ones that built integrity into their stack from the first line of code, not the ones scrambling to patch it in later.” Meltzer said: “The ‘Jurisdiction Jungle’ is not a metaphor for growth; it is a reality for every operator trying to scale across Asia’s fragmented regulatory landscape.” He added: “The mistake some make is treating compliance as a hurdle to clear. We treat it as a design constraint from day one. If your architecture is not built to generate verifiable, immutable audit trails for every transaction, you are not actually ready for Asia’s top tier. Our presence at SiGMA Summit Asia is about having serious conversations with operators who understand that trade-off.”
Groove said it has published a White Paper on navigating the Asian iGaming market, available on its website, and positioned its SiGMA Summit Asia attendance as part of a broader push in Asia following recent expansion moves into LatAm and Africa.
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Asia
BMM Testlabs to Exhibit at SiGMA Asia Summit 2026
BMM Testlabs announced its participation in the SiGMA Asia Summit May 31-June 3 at the SMX Convention Center Manila.
Attendees can visit BMM Testlabs at Stand No. 2619 to learn how the Company supports suppliers, operators and regulators across regulated gaming markets worldwide through its comprehensive compliance and product certification services.
BMM will highlight its ability to test and certify gaming products to every regulator’s standard, anywhere in the world.
In the Philippines, BMM Testlabs is licensed to provide testing and certification services for slot machines, table games, electronic table games, iGaming, bingo, retail and online sports betting, poker and mobile gaming solutions.
BMM Testlabs’ Vice President, Business Development – Asia Jeffrey Fong said: “SiGMA Asia Summit continues to be an important event for the gaming industry across the Asia-Pacific region. We are proud to support suppliers, operators, and regulators with trusted compliance expertise that helps bring products to market efficiently and responsibly. Our global experience, combined with our strong regional knowledge, allows us to help our customers grow confidently in regulated gaming markets throughout Asia and beyond.”
BMM Testlabs continues to expand its support of regulated gaming markets worldwide through its global network of laboratories and technical experts, helping customers achieve faster market access while maintaining the highest standards of quality, security and regulatory compliance.
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Asia
BetConstruct AI Showcases AI-Powered Solutions at G2E Asia 2026
BetConstruct AI participates in G2E Asia 2026 (May 12–14, The Venetian Macao, Stands A1023 & A1029) — Asia’s most significant gathering for operators, innovators and industry decision-makers, and this year, the event puts AI and other emerging innovations at its centre.
The spotlight at the stands will be on the Best Sportsbook for the World Cup 2026: Special Bets, Powerfull and Bet on League form a ready-to-deploy tournament package that lets operators capture the full commercial weight of the world’s biggest sporting event — zero development cycles, zero platform risk.
For the World Cup activation – all at zero cost. New partners unlock a 50% platform setup discount applied immediately, plus 100% Core Suite Access — meaning the Sportsbook and the rest of BetConstruct AI’s offerings are completely free for the first 3 months (50% off for 4-12 months). Third-party tools come at 51% off for 3 months.
Layered on top at this event, the AI Suite — CRM AI, Umbrella AI, AI Game Recommendation System and Betting Mate — handles everything from churn prediction and risk management to real-time personalisation and conversational betting. Beyond all of this, we’re bringing the full picture: The Sportsbook Platform offers over 140,000 pre-match events and 12,000+ monthly esports live events, while the Casino Platform integrates 350+ providers via a unified aggregation API.
The Affiliate Ecosystem, with its Affigates sub-brand, offers 7000+ vetted affiliates and AI-based scoring, completing the acquisition side of the picture.
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