Wazdan expands with Admiralbet in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Wazdan has expanded in Bosnia and Herzegovina through a new content tie-up with Admiralbet, a prominent local operator with strong positions in the market, and strong brand awareness among players. As a result, Wazdan will move forward with a range of its player-favorite titles, including Magic Spins, Sizzling Moon, 9 Coins Grand Gold Edition, and others.

These are just some of the titles that will be deployed alongside some of Wazdan’s homebrewed engagement and retention solutions, such as Cash Infinity, Hold the Jackpot, and Collect to Infinity, which have become important products that accompany the supplier’s portfolio and help partner operators to get the most out of their collaboration with the studio.

Commenting on this fresh opportunity, Admiralbet Online Casino Manager Nikola Zakic said that his company was committed to bringing the most exciting products to local crowds. This process now goes through a new tie-up with Wazdan.

"Gaining access to Wazdan’s products furthers that strategy fantastically well. It gives us a range of games that we know our players will enjoy and maintains our place as a leader in Bosnia and Herzegovina," he added.

As to Wazdan, the company was similarly pleased to continue expanding its reach and influence in the Balkans. The supplier’s Chief Commercial Officer, Andrzej Hyla said that the company was experiencing an unprecedented growth rate and that the supplier was determined to continue building on this momentum.

"We’re confident we have the best possible ally in the country thanks to this development," Hyla concluded. Wazdan has recently had two deployments with local operators in the region.

The company teamed up with Totogaming in Romania and it further consolidated and expanded its footprint in Bulgaria with ELITEBET.bg. The supplier has also been scaling its offer elsewhere in Europe, signing a partnership with 711.nl in the Netherlands, and even striking a content partnership with Hard Rock Digital in the United States.

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