QTech Games Integrates CreedRoomz Live Casino into Global Portfolio

The world of digital gaming halls is changing rapidly, and live dealer content is at the top of players' wish lists. QTech Games, one of the fastest-growing aggregators for online gambling, has now announced a significant partnership with CreedRoomz. This move comes at a time when interest in authentic, real-time streamed table games is increasing worldwide. The integration allows QTech's partners to access a wide range of content, from classic games to regional specialties.

CreedRoomz is no stranger to the industry. The company originally emerged from BetConstruct’s live dealer division and was repositioned as an independent brand in 2021. Since then, the provider, based in St. Julian’s, Malta, with its primary studio in Armenia, has made a name for itself. The award as Live Casino Supplier of the Year at the International Gaming Awards during the ICE Barcelona summit underlines the quality of the solutions offered. Now, this award-winning portfolio is being distributed via QTech’s flexible platform, which is known for its fast integration.

Numbers and facts

The cooperation brings impressive technical data. CreedRoomz operates over 200 dynamic tables and offers more than 30 different games. The linguistic diversity is particularly noteworthy, as the content is available in twelve different languages. Core products include classics such as Blackjack, Roulette, and Baccarat. This is complemented by modern gameshow formats and titles like Dragon Tiger, which are very successful, especially in the Asian region.

Lusine Voskanyan, Business Development Manager at CreedRoomz, emphasizes the importance of local adaptation:

"At the heart of what we do is over 30 engaging games across 12 diverse languages. And with over 200+ dynamic tables, we have the infrastructure for seamless and exciting experiences. Moreover, CreedRoomz’s unswerving dedication to delivering engaging live-player experiences affords customers the visceral thrill of playing in a real-world casino, while QTech’ wide emerging-markets know-how made them the ideal partner for us." - Lusine Voskanyan, Business Development Manager at CreedRoomz

Background

QTech Games aims to offer the most comprehensive gaming portfolio for emerging markets. By integrating CreedRoomz, the aggregator significantly strengthens its live casino vertical. Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech, sees the collaboration as a strategic advantage. He explains that CreedRoomz’s state-of-the-art live studios deliver an unrivaled immersive experience that brings the thrill of a real casino directly to players' screens. This helps QTech's clients maintain a competitive edge and attract new audiences.

In addition to global expansion, there are also specific European developments. CreedRoomz has recently closed partnerships in Switzerland. Under an agreement with Groupe Partouche’s Casino du Lac Meyrin, live tables are to be offered on the PASINO.ch platform starting in the first quarter of 2027, subject to approval by the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK). This shows that the provider wants to gain a foothold not only in emerging markets but also in strictly regulated European markets.

Why it matters for German players

For players residing in Germany, the situation is complex. The Interstate Treaty on Gambling 2021 (GlüStV 2021) sets narrow limits for online gambling. While virtual slot games are permitted under strict conditions, live casino games such as roulette or blackjack are under the sovereignty of the individual federal states. In most cases, these classic table games are hardly available on the internet for German private customers via nationally licensed providers, as the licenses from the Joint Gambling Authority of the States (GGL) primarily cover slots.

German players must also observe the monthly deposit limit of 1,000 euros across all providers, which is monitored in the LUGAS system. The stake limit of one euro per spin for slot machines also applies strictly. Since QTech and CreedRoomz primarily focus on international markets and B2B solutions, German users will only find these games if a legally licensed casino in Germany holds a specific license for table games and includes them in its portfolio. The use of MGA or Curacao casinos, which often offer these games without a German license, is prohibited from a legal perspective in Germany and offers no protection by German authorities.

What it means for GGL-licensed casinos

For operators with a GGL license, this news could still be interesting. Should the regulatory conditions for live table games loosen in further federal states, a technologically mature solution would be available with the QTech platform. The focus on localization and mobile apps fits well with the requirements of the German market, provided that the strict requirements for player protection and data transmission to LUGAS and Safe are met. Currently, however, the CreedRoomz offering remains hardly usable for German licensees in practice due to the current table game restrictions.