Wazdan teams up with Winbet to increase footprint in Bulgaria
This is Wazdan's sixth partnership in the Bulgarian market.
Provider Wazdan has aligned with Winbet to further increase its footprint in Bulgaria.
In accordance with the agreement, Wazdan will keep expanding its presence in the Bulgarian market and create games for players of all age groups.
Furthermore, the provider will launch 30 of its games on Winbet, including titles like Larry the Leprechaun, Magic Spins and 9 Coins.
Following recent agreements with Inbet, 8888.bg, Sesame, Alphawin and Palms Bet, this is Wazdan’s sixth partnership in the Bulgarian market.
Wazdan CEO Michal Imiolek said: “Wazdan continues to take Bulgaria by storm and we’re thrilled to be reaching even more players with Winbet, a fantastic operator with a large, dedicated player base.
“Our games have so far been embraced by Bulgarian customers and with even more people able to discover our acclaimed games, we’re excited to see the reception!”
Victor Perenovski, Operations Director at Winbet Online, said: “We are confident that Winbet will greatly enhance the gaming experience for its customers with the addition of Wazdan’s established base of popular games.
“We are sure that with this partnership we will further expand our positions on the market and will also enrich our consumer offering.”
Wazdan and SCCG Management recently announced a strategic alliance.
As part of the deal, SCCG Management will assist Wazdan in expanding its operations in social and tribal casinos in North America.
Andrzej Hyla, CCO at Wazdan, said: “This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone for Wazdan as we aim to bring our gaming solutions to a wider audience.”
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