ThrillTech says LOTBA registers it as an online gaming supplier
Licences & markets1 min read
In brief
- ThrillTech said it secured supplier registration with LOTBA in Buenos Aires City, Argentina.
- The company said licensed operators there can now integrate its ThrillPots side-bet jackpot engine.
- ThrillTech said it also holds B2B licences in markets including the UK, Sweden and Ontario.
ThrillTech announced that it obtained official supplier registration from LOTBA, which regulates gambling in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
Under the registration, ThrillTech counts as a sanctioned vendor of online gaming technology within LOTBA's rules. ThrillPots is a side-bet jackpot engine from ThrillTech that licensed operators in Buenos Aires City can now integrate. The content-agnostic platform sits over existing casino and sports betting products and adds voluntary, opt-in side bets. The side bets work independently from the underlying game logic and from certified return-to-player (RTP) rates. Opt-in player contributions are the only source of funding for ThrillPots, which lets operators run dynamic progressive prize pools.
ThrillTech said it already holds B2B licences and certifications in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Romania, Greece, Malta, Gibraltar, Ontario and Peru, as well as ISO 27001 certification. The company described the registration as a step in its expansion across Latin America.
Amy Santos, chief operating officer at ThrillTech, commented on the news. She characterised the LOTBA supplier registration as "another important step" in the company's continued expansion across Latin America. She said the company is "delighted" to bring ThrillPots to operators in Argentina.