CT Interactive Accelerates Expansion Through New Aggregation Platform
AI-GENERATEDiGaming provider CT Interactive will unveil its expanded aggregation offering featuring content from four new studios and the Diamond Tree Jackpot at the SBC Summit on September 29.
The dynamics in the international iGaming sector continue to intensify as established players like CT Interactive fundamentally rebuild their technological infrastructure. The company, previously known primarily for its proprietary slot developments, is now transforming into a full-scale aggregator. This move allows online casino operators to access a significantly broader range of content through a single commercial interface. The official launch of these new capabilities is scheduled for the SBC Summit in Lisbon, starting September 29. The team will present the latest developments at stand A506.
At the heart of the new strategy is the bundling of content that goes beyond the previous proprietary portfolio. The parent company, Telematic Interactive, has recently acquired at least four additional game studios. Their titles are now being successively integrated into the CT Interactive aggregation platform. With this move, the provider is responding to the growing need of operators to efficiently manage complex game catalogs while reducing technical complexity when connecting new providers.
Numbers and facts
The scale of the expansion can be seen in concrete data. The portfolio now comprises more than 290 different slot games, offering a mix of classic concepts and modern mechanics. Just recently, CT Interactive announced that more than 250 of these titles are now available in Bulgaria via the SlyBet.bg platform. Another technical milestone is the Diamond Tree Jackpot. This is a high-performance multi-currency solution that links ten of the provider's most successful slot titles in a shared progressive network. This is intended not only to increase winning opportunities for players but also to strengthen retention and engagement on operator platforms.
"Our objective is to provide operators with a broader and more competitive content proposition. Expanding into aggregation allows us to combine CT Interactive’s established portfolio with content from additional studios within the Telematic Interactive group." - Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer of CT Interactive
In addition to pure technical expansion, the company is also active in regulatory debates. Rossi McKee, co-founder and vice president of Telematic Interactive and CT Interactive, will participate in a panel discussion as part of the Player Protection Symposium. Under the title "The Ethical Tension in Gaming Advertisement," she will debate the balance between advertising, regulatory requirements, and player protection alongside representatives from Holland Casino and Allwyn.
Background
The decision to move into aggregation is a logical step in CT Interactive's development. Already in October 2025, the entire portfolio was launched on the QTech Games platform, paving the way for access to emerging markets in Latin America, Africa, and the CIS region. Through the now-announced bundling of internal group resources, CT Interactive is solidifying its position as a gatekeeper for high-quality gaming content. The integration of new studios like Crown and Orb or Carrotina Mega shows that the company is focusing on both proven fruit machines and innovative themes.
Why it matters for German players
For German customers playing at casinos licensed by the GGL, such partnerships often mean a safer and more diverse gaming environment. To operate on the German market via licensed providers, CT Interactive must meet the strict requirements of the 2021 Interstate Treaty on Gambling. This includes the maximum stake limit of 1 Euro per spin for virtual slots and compliance with the five-second wait time between spins. The aggregation solutions presented here must be technically configured to communicate seamlessly with the German LUGAS and OASIS systems. German players thus benefit from a larger selection of certified games without having to sacrifice the familiar protection of a 1,000 Euro monthly deposit limit.
What it means for GGL-licensed casinos
Operators on the GGL whitelist are constantly looking for ways to expand their offerings legally and attractively. Aggregation models like CT Interactive's significantly simplify this process. Instead of negotiating individual contracts and conducting technical audits with four or five different studios, a single connection is sufficient. This saves costs and accelerates the time-to-market for new titles. Furthermore, the Diamond Tree Jackpot provides a tool for customer retention, although this is subject to strict advertising restrictions in Germany. Casinos must ensure that jackpot displays are not misleading and that GGL player protection requirements are met at all times.
Frequently asked questions
What new features is CT Interactive presenting in Lisbon?
The company is showcasing its expanded aggregation capabilities and the Diamond Tree Jackpot. This involves integrating games from at least four new studios recently acquired by the parent company Telematic Interactive.
What is the Diamond Tree Jackpot?
It is a multi-currency jackpot solution that bundles ten of the most successful slot titles into a progressive network. The goal is to increase player engagement through larger winning opportunities and longer sessions.
Who is participating in the player protection discussion?
Rossi McKee, co-founder of CT Interactive, will discuss ethical challenges in gambling advertising with experts like Jesper Kärrbrink (Immense Group) and Nicolas Fleiderman (Holland Casino) in Lisbon.
How many games does the CT Interactive portfolio currently include?
The company has a portfolio of more than 290 different slot games. Recently, over 250 titles were also unlocked for the Bulgarian market via the provider SlyBet.
Are these games allowed to be offered without limits in Germany?
No, in Germany, the rules of the GlüStV 2021 apply to all online slots. This means a stake limit of 1 Euro per spin and a monthly cross-provider deposit limit of 1,000 Euro monitored via LUGAS.
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