QTech Games, Thunderkick Team Up for Slot Tournament

QTech Games, a leading distributor of online casino games across Asian markets, has teamed up with Swedish gaming studio Thunderkick for the launch of its latest tournament.

The new QT Thunderkick Championship will run from February 6 through February 26 and will feature a $15,000 prize pool. It will be free to join and the only requirement to participate in it is to play any Thunderkick game in real-money mode.

The top 20 players every day of the tournament will receive cash prizes. Players will qualify for the prizes after organizers have made sure that participants have fulfilled “clear and responsible bet conditions within participating games.”

The top 20 players in the overall championship will be treated to additional rewards, QTech Games has further revealed.

Thunderkick was founded in 2012 in Stockholm. The studio creates online slots games and supplies those to operator partners and content distributors via its Remote Gaming Server. Its portfolio currently includes more than 35 HTML5 titles.

Thunderkick is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission and its content is certified in multiple regulated markets. Aside from its headquarters in Stockholm, the company also runs an office in Malta.

All of Thunderkick’s titles will be part of QTech Games’ brand new tournament. This means that players who play classic hits by the Swedish studio such as Pink Elephants and Carnival Queen as well as new releases such as Divine Lotus and Sword of Khans between February 6-26 will be able to take part in the QT Thunderkick Championship, the product of the exclusive collaboration between the games studio and the content distributor.

Staying Ahead of Pressing Player Trends

The upcoming QT Thunderkick Championship will be the latest of a series of tournaments organized by QTech Games. The content provider’s tournaments offer casino players the chance to convert their regular spins into additional prizes in a competition-style environment.

Players can accumulate points in different ways, including consecutive wins, successive losses, and large multiplier wins, among others. QTech Games’ gamification layer features live leaderboards for each game that participates in its tournaments.

The leaderboards update in real time and enable players to track their progress throughout the tournament. QTech Games says that its competitions and its gamification tool promote engagement and improved dwell-time across the operations of its partners.

Licensed in Curacao, QTech Games provides an extensive portfolio of casino games. It is particularly focused on emerging Asian markets and this is why its content selection is localized for each Asian region and is offered across native mobile apps and along with powerful reporting and marketing tools and 24/7 support in a local language.

Commenting on their business model, QTech Games CEO Markus Nasholm said that they always look to stay ahead of “pressing player trends” and this is why they moved to launch their QT Tournament concept in 2019.

The executive went on that “this industry-first campaign rewards tool allows any operator to create their own tournaments across the entire QTech portfolio of products, or they can simply select the specific games or studios which they want to promote.”

Mr. Nasholm further noted that “QTech’s tournament campaigns frame the perfect opportunity for providers to boost their games by delivering extra exposure and sustainability.” The campaigns are also a powerful “marketing tool for operators when it comes to raising acquisition and retention rates by offering players a life-enhancing win off low stakes,” the QTech Games boss explained.

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