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CT Interactive Expands in Spain: 10 New Game Titles Receive Certification

16 September 20266 Min.by Lisa Lustich
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Developer CT Interactive is significantly increasing its presence in the Spanish market. With 10 newly certified titles, the portfolio in Spain has now grown to a total of 30 approved casino games.

The international gambling market remains dynamic, proving once again that regulatory compliance is the key to successful expansion. Software developer CT Interactive has achieved a significant milestone in Spain. Following an intensive review process by local authorities, ten additional titles have been cleared for operation in licensed online casinos. This brings the provider's available portfolio in this important European market to a total of 30 games.

This development is not a coincidence but part of a long term strategy. Spain is considered one of the most demanding markets in Europe due to high requirements for software and player protection. For CT Interactive, the new certification means not just an increase in quantity, but above all an increase in qualitative variety. The company relies on a mix of classic slots and modern mechanics to appeal to different types of players.

Numbers and facts

Specifically, the titles 100x Crypto Magic, 40 Shining Jewels, Christmas Storm, Lucky Clover 10, Piggy Crash, Purple Fruits, The Big Chilli, The Shining Globe, Wild Clover, and Win Storm were certified. Of particular interest is the title 100x Crypto Magic, which is designed as a Buy Bonus game, filling a specific niche in the portfolio. With the increase to 30 titles, CT Interactive now offers its partners a significantly broader basis for their operations.

The leadership is visibly satisfied with the progress. Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer at CT Interactive, placed the step within the context of the global strategy:

"Expanding the certified portfolio in Spain is another important step in CT Interactive’s international growth strategy. This latest certification reflects the company’s continued commitment to regulatory compliance, product quality, and ongoing portfolio development."

Monika Zlateva, Chief Commercial Officer, also emphasized the relevance of the location. Spain remains a central pillar for the company. The combination of different concepts and formats is intended to help partners succeed in a competitive environment.

Background

Spain has been regulating online gambling for many years through the Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ). Similar to Germany, providers and developers must go through strict certification processes. The fact that CT Interactive can now boast 30 titles speaks to smooth cooperation with testing institutes. The expansion comes at a time when many providers are trying to reduce their dependence on less regulated markets and instead grow in stable legal jurisdictions.

The focus is not only on the games themselves but on the technical infrastructure. Each game must ensure that Random Number Generators (RNG) meet Spanish standards and that transparency for the user is guaranteed. With titles like Christmas Storm, the developer also covers seasonal needs, while classics like Wild Clover serve the more traditional target group.

Why it matters for German players

For German players, the news from Spain is an interesting indicator of a manufacturer's reliability. In Germany, extremely strict rules have applied since the Interstate Treaty on Gambling 2021 (GlüStV 2021). Those on the whitelist of the Joint Gambling Authority of the States (GGL) may legally offer their services. Currently, the most relevant factors for German players are the stake limits of a maximum of 1 Euro per spin and the monthly cross provider deposit limit of 1,000 Euros. All payments and activities are monitored via the central LUGAS system.

Games approved in Spain often have a good chance of also receiving approval in Germany, as both countries demand high technical standards. Nevertheless, titles for the German market must often be adapted, for example by removing the auto spin function or complying with the 5 second rule between reel spins. Buy Bonus functions, such as those found in the new Spanish portfolio, are often difficult to implement or even prohibited in Germany due to strict stake limits.

What it means for GGL-licensed casinos

German casinos with a GGL license are constantly looking for new, legal content to stand out from the competition. CT Interactive's expansion in Spain shows that the developer has the resources to master complex certifications. For operators in Germany, this could mean that more of this provider's tested titles will land on the German whitelist in the future. As CT Interactive values compliance, the company's profile fits well with the GGL requirements. However, operators must ensure that each individual game has been specifically released for the German market before it is included in the lobby.

Frequently asked questions

How many games does CT Interactive now offer in Spain?

With the new certification of ten additional titles, the portfolio in Spain has grown to a total of 30 approved games. The new titles include 100x Crypto Magic and Win Storm.

Which specific types of games were newly approved?

Among the newly certified titles is 100x Crypto Magic, which is a Buy Bonus game. The selection also covers various themes, from fruit slots to seasonal games like Christmas Storm.

Why is certification in Spain important for the provider?

Spain is considered a strategic core market in Europe with strict regulatory requirements. Successful certification proves the compliance of the products and strengthens the market position towards licensed operators.

Are these new games also legally playable in Germany?

In Germany, only games explicitly tested and approved by the GGL may be offered. Although the games are approved in Spain, they must meet the specific rules of the GlüStV 2021, such as the 1 Euro limit and the 5 second pause, for the German market.

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Lisa Lustich has been testing German-language online casinos since 1997 and runs the Lustich.de newsroom. More than 400 published reviews, certified player-protection advisor (BZgA training, 2019).

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