ThrillTech has partnered with EstrelaBet to launch its ThrillPots jackpot technology on the operator’s platform in Brazil. ThrillTech said this is its first operator deal in the country; EstrelaBet described the product as new jackpot technology for the regulated market.
The partnership brings ThrillTech’s jackpot technology to an operator platform in Brazil’s regulated market.
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ThrillTech said it secured supplier registration with Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (LOTBA) in Argentina's Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The company said the registration allows licensed local operators to integrate its ThrillPots side-bet jackpot product.
ThrillTech announced that it obtained official supplier registration from LOTBA, which regulates gambling in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
Stellar Gaming confirmed employee dismissals on 14 October in connection with Brazil's Provisional Measure No. 1.394/2026. The group operates the EstrelaBet and Vupi brands.
Stellar Gaming, which operates the EstrelaBet and Vupi brands, confirmed on 14 October that it had laid off employees following Brazil’s betting ban.
Brazil’s Attorney General’s Office has sued 17 betting companies in the Federal Court of Pernambuco, seeking reimbursement for costs to the Public Health System and at least BRL1 billion for collective moral damages. The AGU estimates healthcare-related damages at about BRL2.6 billion; the companies named represent around 80% of the market, according to the government.
A case has been brought before the Federal Court of Pernambuco by Brazil's Attorney General's Office (AGU) targeting 17 betting operators. The office is pursuing redress for harm done to the Public Health System (SUS), together with a request for no less than BRL1bn in collective moral damages. Healthcare-related losses are put by the AGU at roughly BRL2.6bn ($444.3m). No precise reimbursement figure appears in the filing; the office wants that sum worked out at a later stage.
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.