Sierra Leone’s Wazaa Bet posts double-digit growth following QTech Games rollout
Operator achieves 58 per cent turnover growth in December 2025 and 49 per cent in January 2026 after integrating premium QTech Games content, while active players rise 30 per cent.
Sierra Leone.- Sierra Leone’s Wazaa Bet achieved a 58 per cent increase in turnover in December 2025 and a 49 per cent rise in January 2026 following the rollout with QTech Games, signalling a surge in both revenue and player activity.
The operator also recorded 30 per cent growth in active players in early 2026, reflecting the impact of the late-2025 content integration on engagement levels. The partnership gives Wazaa Bet access to a rich portfolio of games, featuring hits like Aviator Rain, Blackjack X Emerald and Fist Of Destruction.
Wazaa Bet said QTech Games stood out for its variety, features and fast support. “After evaluating multiple aggregators, QTech Games offered the best provider variety, front-end features and fast support. We look forward to continuing our partnership and launching soon in the DRC. The technical and promotions teams have been instrumental to this success,” said Wazaa Bet, according to EEGaming.
QTech Games strategy highlighted
QTech Games highlighted the strategic approach behind the partnership, emphasising local expertise and content-driven growth in Sierra Leone.
Agatha Wanjugu, QTech Games’ Sales Manager for the region, said: “It’s a privilege to be selected by a brand as respected as Wazaa Bet. Our approach combines great content with hyper-local market knowledge to drive sustainable growth. In high-growth regions like Sierra Leone, understanding player behaviour, mobile usage and local preferences is key.”
Wanjugu added that QTech’s platform gives Wazaa Bet access to a broad portfolio of content, and these early Q1 results demonstrate the effectiveness of their strategy.
The rollout is part of a broader strategy to tailor content and player experience to the Sierra Leone market, leveraging data-driven technologyy and a regional team to maximise engagement.
Looking ahead, Wazaa Bet plans to explore cross-selling opportunities between its sportsbook and casino offerings ahead of the FIFA World Cup, positioning the operator to capitalise on anticipated seasonal spikes in betting activity.
