QTech Games Adds Africa’s ‘Crazy Rocket’ Hitmaker AbraCadabra to Platform

Editor’s Take

Why this matters: In regions like Africa and LatAm, players aren’t always looking for heavy, 4K video slots. They want fast, lightweight, high-frequency games—often called “Turbo” or “Crash” games. AbraCadabra’s Crazy Rocket has already proven it works with thousands of daily users in Africa. By adding this studio, QTech is doubling down on the type of content that actually converts in low-bandwidth, high-volume jurisdictions.

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QTech Games, the leading game aggregator known for its dominance in emerging markets, has announced a new content distribution deal with AbraCadabra, a supplier specializing in high-paced, instant-win casino experiences.

The partnership ensures that QTech’s robust pipeline remains stocked with the specific genre of games currently driving growth in territories across Africa, Latin America, and Asia.

The “Crash” Factor AbraCadabra has carved out a niche by producing dynamic content that appeals to the modern, mobile-first player. The standout title in the integration is Crazy Rocket, a crash game that has reportedly “taken Africa by storm” in recent months, logging thousands of daily active players due to its fast mechanics and suitability for markets with variable internet speeds.

Beyond crash games, the deal brings a suite of crypto-ready and “Turbo” style games to the QTech platform, including:

• Mayan Plinko

• Narco Mines

• Lucky Fish

• Football Keno

These titles rely on sophisticated math modeling to vary volatility, creating the engagement loops necessary for retention in competitive markets.

Management Commentary Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech Games, noted that localized content is the aggregator’s primary metric for success:

“AbraCadabra’s content brings a level of gameplay that reliably brings players coming back for more, improving repeat-session and dwell-time metrics. Like us, they know that localized solutions represent the key to success across a patchwork array of global opportunities.”

Serob Vardanyan, CEO at AbraCadabra, emphasized the distribution power of the deal:

“We are aiming to become the leading B2B casino game provider, delivering high-engagement games that offer superior player retention and crypto-ready solutions. Deals with aggregators of QTech’s stature bring that goal closer to realization.”

The integration is effective immediately, making the AbraCadabra portfolio available to QTech’s extensive network of operator partners in emerging territories.

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