Alea Expands Reach With Tom Horn Gaming Partnership

Alea is strengthening its international footprint ahead of 2026 after securing a new content distribution agreement with Tom Horn Gaming, expanding its reach across both European and Latin American markets.

Through the partnership, Alea has integrated Tom Horn Gaming’s full catalogue of more than 100 titles into its aggregation platform. The portfolio includes well-known releases such as 243 Crystal Fruits, The Secret of Ba and Tao Tree Coins, giving operator partners access to a broad mix of proven slot content via a single API.

The collaboration also supports Alea’s localisation strategy, with particular focus on regulated growth markets including Brazil and Peru. By adding Tom Horn’s regionally adaptable games, Alea aims to help operators tailor their offerings while maintaining compliance and performance standards.

Eduard Verdaguer, Partnerships Manager at Alea, said the agreement aligns closely with the aggregator’s expansion goals.

“Tom Horn Gaming has a long-standing reputation for developing content that is both reliable and adapted to local market needs,” Verdaguer said. “This partnership strengthens our presence across Europe and Latin America, while keeping compliance, stability and player experience at the centre of everything we do.”

Alea noted that working with Tom Horn Gaming enhances its ability to deliver scalable, regulation-ready content to operators in both established and emerging jurisdictions.

From the supplier’s perspective, the deal provides broader market access through a trusted aggregation partner. Tom Horn Gaming CEO Ondrej Lapides said Alea’s technical infrastructure and regulatory focus made it an ideal distribution channel.

“Alea gives us the opportunity to reach more operators and players in markets where tailored, dependable content is essential,” Lapides said. “Their commitment to compliance and seamless integration mirrors our own ambitions for sustainable growth.”

The agreement continues Alea’s recent run of supplier integrations as it builds momentum globally. The aggregator has also signed content deals with studios such as Hypetech and Apollo Gaming, reinforcing its presence in high-growth regions.

Commenting previously on the Hypetech partnership, Verdaguer highlighted the importance of market-specific design, particularly for Brazil’s regulated landscape, noting that operators are increasingly seeking content that balances innovation with compliance and speed of play.