ThrillTech appointed Amy Santos, formerly director of client relations and programme at Pragmatic Solutions, as chief operating officer, the company said. The supplier said the appointment follows Hellenic Gaming Commission licence approval for its ThrillPots product in Greece; it plans to launch there.
The appointment adds an operations executive as ThrillTech prepares to launch its jackpot product in Greece.
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Reportedly, Pragmatic Solutions has operated in Alberta since the Canadian province's regulated market began. The company supplies player account management technology to regulated iGaming operators.
It was reported that FIRST.bet integrated its sportsbook with Pragmatic Solutions’ player-account-management systems. The agreement makes the sportsbook available to new customers of the PAM platform.
NEXT.io has published a report with Pragmatic Solutions setting out bull and bear cases for Brazil's regulated betting market over the next five years, reported by NEXT.io. The report says the outcome depends largely on policy after the 4 October 2026 general election, with analysts projecting the market to reach around $9bn by 2029. Brazil opened its regulated online market on 1 January 2025 and recorded roughly R$37bn in first-year gross gaming revenue.
Pragmatic Solutions says its platform is live in Ireland, where it is supporting operators under the new remote betting licensing framework. The GRAI’s remote betting licences took effect at the start of July, and the company said it completed the platform and compliance work for local operations.
ThrillTech said Gibraltar’s Gambling Division granted it a B2B supplier licence. The approval permits the company to provide its jackpot and mystery reward products to licensed operators in Gibraltar.