Operator Cites Higher Turnover and Retention After Rolling Out Crash Titles and QTech Promotions in Tanzania, Zambia, Kenya, and Uganda
BongoBongo has gone live with QTech’s aggregation platform across Tanzania, Zambia, Kenya, and Uganda, with the operator reporting higher turnover, player engagement, and retention following the launch this year.
Growth accelerated notably during the summer’s FIFA World Cup, driven by cross-sell activity between casino and sportsbook products, though specific figures for turnover and active players were not disclosed.
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BongoBongo attributed much of its casino uplift to crash games developed by Smartsoft Gaming, identifying JetX as one of its strongest-performing titles. To further boost engagement for both new and existing users, the operator integrated Free Spins and Slot Of The Week campaigns via QTech Promotions.
To address technical hurdles across African markets, BongoBongo deployed “light” games from TaDa Gaming through the QTech gateway. This initiative was designed to support players facing device and connectivity constraints, such as handset limitations, slower networks, and higher data costs.
Commenting on regional strategies, QTech emphasized its market-by-market approach:
“What works in one market won’t by extension work in another, even if it’s a neighbouring one.”
QTech also highlighted its heavy investments in data and Business Intelligence (BI) over the past year, positioning its multi-operator and multi-supplier network as a platform advantage for spotting emerging trends and optimizing performance.
