DeGaming and Tequity Join Forces for Enhanced Crypto Casino Content

DeGaming and Tequity have formed a strategic partnership to expand content within the Web3 iGaming sector. The agreement allows DeGaming to offer Tequity's extensive portfolio, which includes Originals, Publishing, and Trading game content, through its platform. This collaboration promises a greater variety of games and customized solutions for DeGaming's customers.

The integration is specifically intended to enhance the transparency of DeGaming's Web3 platform and enable operators to create exclusive, branded titles. Tequity is known for its technology that facilitates scalable and customizable gaming solutions. This marks a significant step in the development of crypto casinos and decentralized gambling offerings.

Numbers and facts

The partnership was announced on July 17, 2026. Its goal is to significantly increase the range of content available to DeGaming's clients. Tequity Originals enables operators to launch fully branded house games within days, engineered for high-volume performance. Tequity Publishing provides a distribution and aggregation framework for ambitious studios to launch their content at speed and scale. Tequity's Trading Games combine the excitement of crash-style gameplay with real-life crypto market movements.

Ulle Skottling, CEO of DeGaming, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration:

“Tequity is a huge name in the industry, known for delivering provably fair, bespoke games that resonate well across player segments, including crypto players. Through both its Originals offering and the Publishing platform, we are excited to deliver even more value and differentiation power to our customers.” - Ulle Skottling, CEO of DeGaming

Krzysztof Opałka, founder at Tequity, emphasized his company's technological vision. He sees the partnership as an opportunity to push the boundaries of content in iGaming. He also expects a streamlining of the development process and an elevation of content quality.

“Our mission is to push the boundaries of content in iGaming, using technology to streamline the development process and to elevate the quality of content available to operators. We are thrilled to supply a range of highly customisable content that has proven to be such a success in the market to DeGaming’s operator partners.” - Krzysztof Opałka, Founder at Tequity

Background

The online gambling industry is evolving rapidly. The integration of Web3 technologies like cryptocurrencies and blockchain is playing an increasingly important role. These technologies promise greater transparency, security, and new game concepts. DeGaming positions itself as a key player in this emerging segment. The partnership with Tequity strengthens this position, enabling access to innovative games specifically tailored to the demands of the crypto gaming community.

In particular, the "crash-style games" within Tequity's Trading Games are popular in the crypto community. The ability for operators to develop their own branded games via Tequity Originals is a major advantage. It fosters customization and customer loyalty. The publishing framework helps small studios reach a larger audience, stimulating the market and fostering new talent. It's a vibrant, constantly evolving ecosystem.

Why it matters for German players

This development only indirectly affects German players. The platforms discussed here primarily target the international crypto gaming segment. In Germany, the State Treaty on Gambling 2021 (GlüStV 2021) is decisive, strictly regulating online gambling. Casinos with a German license from the Joint Gambling Authority of the Federal States (GGL) must adhere to clear rules. These include a deposit limit of 1,000 euros per month and a stake limit of 1 euro per spin for slot machines. Slot machines must also have a minimum game duration of five seconds per round. The LUGAS system serves to centrally monitor these limits and prevent simultaneous play in different casinos.

Currently, crypto casinos do not fall under German regulation by the GGL. Players who are active there operate outside the strictly regulated framework of the GlüStV 2021. While this means more freedom in terms of stakes and game selection, it also means foregoing the comprehensive player protection offered by GGL-licensed providers. The transparency and traceability on crypto platforms can also vary widely.

What it means for GGL-licensed casinos

For GGL-licensed casinos in Germany, these crypto developments have no direct impact on their business model. The GlüStV 2021 currently does not allow cryptocurrencies as a payment method or basis for games. The focus group of GGL providers is safety and compliance with German laws. Innovations in the crypto sector occur in a separate market.

However, it is conceivable that such technologies could also find their way into regulated markets in the future. This would require extensive discussions and adjustments to the GlüStV 2021 beforehand. For the time being, the German market remains separate from these crypto gambling trends. German players should be aware that casinos listed on the GGL whitelist are the only legally secure options. These offer fair games, payout security, and, above all, comprehensive player protection. Anyone trying crypto gaming does so at their own risk.