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Wazdan launches slot portfolio with Caesars online casino platforms in West Virginia

The rollout, delivered via Light & Wonder's aggregation platform, expands Caesars' online casino content in West Virginia and continues Wazdan's multi-state US growth strategy.

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Wazdan titles go live on Caesars' online casino brands in West Virginia
Integration delivered through Light & Wonder aggregation platform
Launch covers Caesars Palace Online Casino, Horseshoe Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook & Casino

Wazdan has expanded its US footprint after launching its slot portfolio across Caesars Entertainment's online casino platforms in West Virginia.

The deployment, facilitated through the Light & Wonder aggregation platform, makes a selection of Wazdan titles available to players on Caesars Palace Online Casino, Horseshoe Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook & Casino in the Mountain State.

The integration allows Caesars to add Wazdan content without a direct supplier connection, using Light & Wonder's aggregation infrastructure.

The initial rollout includes titles such as 9 Coins Grand Gold Edition, Magic Spins and Hot Slot: 777 Crown. The launch also introduces several of Wazdan's proprietary mechanics to the Caesars online casino environment, including Cash Infinity, Hold the Jackpot and Sticky to Infinity.

The West Virginia launch forms part of Wazdan's broader North American expansion. The supplier is already live in regulated markets including Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and has previously entered West Virginia through other operator partnerships. The Caesars integration further increases Wazdan's distribution across a key US jurisdiction.

Wazdan CCO, Andrzej Hyla, said: "Launching with Caesars Entertainment in West Virginia is a fantastic achievement for our team and a pivotal moment in our US strategy."

Hyla added that the partnership allows Wazdan to broaden its reach in the market while delivering its established portfolio through a major US operator.

From the operator perspective, the addition strengthens Caesars' online casino offering in West Virginia as competition intensifies across regulated US markets. Caesars continues to expand its digital content library alongside its retail and mobile sportsbook operations.

Caesars Digital VP of Online Gaming, Ricardo Cornejo Rivas, said: "Introducing Wazdan's popular slot titles to our online casino players in West Virginia furthers our continued commitment to providing the best possible user experience."

Cornejo Rivas added that the integration expands the range of content available across Caesars' online casino platforms in the state.

Caesars has continued to invest across both digital and retail channels in regulated US markets. In November, the operator opened a new 16,000 square foot Caesars Sportsbook at Monmouth Park in New Jersey, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its omnichannel wagering presence while preparing for further state launches.

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