Playdoit And QTech Expand Casino Partnership In Mexico

Playdoit and QTech have extended their partnership in Mexico as the two companies look to expand the range of online casino content available to players in the regulated market. The agreement will see QTech continue providing the Mexican operator with access to its aggregation platform, allowing games from multiple suppliers to be integrated through a single connection.

The relationship has developed beyond content distribution, with teams from both companies working together across integrations, product development, technical support and commercial strategy. Playdoit said the collaboration has already enabled it to introduce additional providers to its casino offering while identifying content suited to the preferences of players in Mexico.

The latest expansion will continue that approach, with the companies planning to add further suppliers and titles to the platform. This includes genres that have gained traction across Latin America, such as crash games, alongside other casino and instant-win content.

Playdoit Targets Broader Casino Offering

QTech’s aggregation model allows Playdoit to expand its game library without establishing separate integrations with every individual studio. The operator can instead access content from multiple suppliers through the existing QTech connection, making it easier to introduce new games as its casino proposition develops.

Miguel Salinas, Playdoit Mexico Casino Director, said the relationship had provided the operator with both a wider selection of content and ongoing support as it expands its business.

“For us, it is very important to work with partners who understand our needs and can support us throughout our growth. Our collaboration with QTech has given us access to a wide range of content while also providing us with a close, agile team that is willing to work together to find solutions,” Salinas said.

“We particularly value the communication and commitment of the QTech team, as well as their ability to work collaboratively on new projects and opportunities. We are very pleased with the progress we have made so far and look forward to continuing to strengthen this relationship and delivering an increasingly complete casino experience to our users.”

Mexico Remains Strategic Market For QTech

The Playdoit agreement forms part of QTech’s wider expansion strategy across Latin America, where the aggregator has continued signing distribution agreements with studios seeking greater exposure across regional markets. The company has identified Mexico as a particularly important market and reports demand across the region for formats including mines, crash and instant-win games.

José David Camacho, Head of Region LatAm at QTech, described Playdoit as an important partner for the company in Mexico and said the relationship extended beyond simply providing access to a large catalogue of games.

“From the beginning, our goal has been to understand Playdoit’s needs and provide not only a broad range of content, but also technology, support, and commercial assistance,” Camacho said.

“For us, successful aggregation is not simply about having a large number of providers available. It is about working closely with our partners, understanding their needs, identifying new opportunities, and making quality content readily accessible.”

Camacho added that QTech sees “significant potential” to develop the relationship further, with the companies planning to continue introducing new content, suppliers and technology solutions as Playdoit expands its Mexican casino offering.