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BETESE Aviator Expands Casino Offering With QTech Games Ahead Of Gambia Sportsbook Rollout

The operator is broadening its casino portfolio and preparing to introduce sportsbook products across online and retail channels through its partnership with QTech Games.

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BETESE Aviator Expands Casino Offering With QTech Games Ahead Of Gambia Sportsbook Rollout

BETESE Aviator is expanding its gambling offering in Gambia through its partnership with QTech Games, introducing additional casino content while preparing to roll out sportsbook functionality across its online platform and retail terminal network.

The operator initially focused on Aviator and other crash games before diversifying into instant-win titles and a wider selection of casino products. Its next phase will involve introducing sportsbook solutions from suppliers including BETBY and Song88.

QTech Games confirmed the expansion on 17 September, reporting increases in turnover, player engagement and retention since BETESE joined its aggregation platform earlier in 2026.

However, the supplier did not disclose specific performance figures or provide a comparison period for the reported improvements.

BETESE Expands Beyond Crash Games

BETESE Aviator initially established its offering around Aviator, using the crash game as the foundation for its early development in Gambia.

The operator subsequently expanded its crash game portfolio through QTech's aggregation platform, gaining access to content from more than 30 suppliers and introducing multi-provider tournaments.

Instant-win games were added as the company sought to diversify its offering, with the latest expansion bringing a broader selection of casino content to its platform.

QTech's portfolio includes localised titles and lightweight games designed to accommodate the technical requirements of different markets. These include products intended for mobile devices operating with limited processing capabilities or slower internet connections.

The approach is particularly relevant to mobile-first markets where network performance and data costs can influence the accessibility of online gambling products.

BETESE CEO Gregory Agofure identified Aviator as the product that initially drove the operator's growth, with the company subsequently building a wider gaming offering around its established crash game audience.

Sportsbook Expansion Targets Online And Retail Channels

The next stage of BETESE's development will involve expanding its sportsbook offering through both digital and physical distribution channels.

QTech confirmed that sportsbook functionality will be introduced across BETESE's network of street terminals in Gambia, extending the operator's betting products beyond its online platform.

BETBY and Song88 have been identified among the sportsbook suppliers involved in the planned rollout, which will include in-play betting and cash-out functionality.

The expansion will build on existing football betting activity within BETESE's retail network. According to the operator, the average football accumulator placed through its terminals contains 10 selections, primarily involving the traditional 1X2 match-result market.

The figure provides an indication of existing customer betting patterns, although BETESE has not disclosed the total number of terminals in operation or the volume of wagers processed through its retail network.

No definitive launch date has been announced for the completion of the sportsbook rollout.

QTech Strengthens African Distribution Network

The partnership also provides BETESE with access to QTech's wider aggregation infrastructure, including analytics and promotional tools intended to support customer engagement and retention.

QTech said the relationship has contributed to increased turnover and player activity since the operator joined its platform earlier this year. The company has not provided figures establishing the scale of those changes or identified how performance differs between online and retail channels.

The agreement also extends QTech's African distribution footprint into Gambia, adding another market to its network of operator partnerships.

Financial terms of the arrangement have not been disclosed, and neither company has confirmed what proportion of BETESE's existing revenue is generated by crash games compared with its other products.

The planned sportsbook rollout represents the next stage of the partnership, with BETESE seeking to establish a broader gambling offering across its online platform and existing retail infrastructure.

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