ThrillTech said on November 5, 2026, that it had received supplier registration from the Lottery of the City of Buenos Aires (LOTBA), the gambling regulator of the autonomous city. The registration recognizes the company as an approved supplier of online gaming technology under LOTBA rules.
The LOTBA website separately maintains a register of online game manufacturers and suppliers, and the registration procedure is set by the RESDI-2021-7-GCABA-LOTBA standard. That means a supplier goes through the check on its own, and an operator license is not required for this.
ThrillPots works as an optional add-on to casino and sports betting. Prizes are funded from contributions by players who take part voluntarily, allowing progressive prize pools. The mechanics of core games stay the same, and certified return-to-player (RTP) figures are not affected.
Only companies licensed in the city can connect the product. Once approved, ThrillPots can be integrated by any of them that holds a license in Buenos Aires.
For affiliates, this is not a new offer yet. Supplier registration alone does not open access for players. It will appear only after integration with a specific platform.
A similar step came earlier. In July 2021, Habanero announced it had registered as a content supplier with LOTBA and could offer products to companies in the city.
The next step is connecting the first operator. The company did not name a timeline.
