Wazdan Granted Certification in Second US State
Wazdan, a leading casino game developer, has been granted a Lottery iGaming Interim Supplier License in West Virginia, which will allow the company to expand its reach in the US significantly.
It means that players in West Virginia will soon be able to enjoy Wazdan’s entire portfolio of award-winning games. It marks an important milestone for the developer as it continues to increase its presence in the US following its licensing debut in New Jersey earlier this year.
Wazdan launched in the US with a number of its most popular games, including Sizzling 777 Deluxe, Lucky Reels, Space Spins, Power of Gods: The Pantheon, Magic Stars 3, Magic Fruits Deluxe, and Relic Hunters and the Book of Faith, and they have proved to be just as popular with US players and operators as with they have with players in other regulated markets.
Wazdan is working hard to expand its US presence, and it is currently in the process of finalizing licenses in Michigan and Pennsylvania. Assuming that they are granted, it means that the developer’s games will be available in four US states. Furthermore, in addition to expanding in the US, Wazdan has been making inroads in Europe and has recently gained a Greek license and Belarussian certification.
The US market continues to hit incredible heights, and it’s a market we’ve already enjoyed some success in. Gaining our West Virginia license is an important milestone for us, and we’re extremely eager to see what we can accomplish in the state. With so much more on the horizon for us in North America, it is a hugely exciting time for Wazdan, and we look forward to achieving even more in the US.
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