QTech Games, the leading game aggregator across emerging markets, has announced a new supplier partnership with global B2B iGaming developer Air Dice, unlocking access to the provider’s extensive and fast-growing game catalogue.

The collaboration introduces operators to a range of high-performing titles, including Alchemy Archive, Diamond Sky, Coco Cash, Coins of the Divine, and Piggy Shifter. Known for their strong player-retention features and sticky mechanics, these games draw from Air Dice’s broad content pipeline spanning bingo, scratch, dice, slots, and traditional table games.

Air Dice continues to expand its global footprint with a portfolio powered by three world-class studios—including Dice Crafter and Probability Jones—and supported by a team of over 70 professionals across multiple European offices. This new agreement with QTech Games offers Air Dice unprecedented international reach, especially across fast-growth emerging markets.

As one of the fastest-growing aggregators in recent years, QTech Games delivers a vast, localised gaming portfolio supported by native mobile apps, advanced reporting and marketing tools, and round-the-clock local-language support.

Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech Games, said:
“We’re committed to delivering top-tier content and product innovation that drives revenue for our partners. This deal with Air Dice enhances our strong content pipeline well into 2026, and there’s even more on the horizon. In today’s competitive landscape, only premium games truly stand out—and we’re delighted to welcome another top-quality supplier.”

Erkki Nikunen, Partner & CBDO at Air Dice, added:
“At Air Dice, we collaborate with some of the most commercially astute companies in the industry, and QTech Games fits perfectly into that group. Their passion for innovation and flexibility mirrors our own, ensuring a seamless, collaborative integration process. Their platform opens the door to global audiences, and we’re excited to see how our engaging content resonates across a rapidly expanding collection of emerging markets.”