Betsson has hailed a “great partnership” with Wazdan following integrating the studio’s Russian language games to the newly opened Betsafe. lt website. 

Wazdan – Betsson Alignment

Betsson, which claims to have launched a Russian-language website focused on Lithuanian clients, has announced that 80 Wazdan games that are already certified in the country will be made available in Russian on Betsafe. lt to further entice gamers in the region.

By 2022, Betsafe. lt will have introduced 19 new Wazdan video slot titles, four of which, including Power of Gods: Hades, will be available exclusively to the brand in the country. In addition, the online casino content developer’s games have adjustable elements such as volatility levels and are available in 25 languages, as well as supporting all currencies and cryptocurrencies, to enhance gaming experiences.

“We have a long-standing connection with Betsson and are happy to be launching our portfolio on their Russian-language Betsafe. lt website,” said Andrzej Hyla, Wazdan’s chief commercial officer. It’s been an incredible start to the year for us, and we’re thrilled to continue our momentum with this expansion.”

Earlier this month, Betsson emphasized its aim to enter regulated or regulated markets “where the conditions are good and there is plenty of unlocked development,” as the group underlined the importance of worldwide expansion in its growth strategy.

Following Betsson’s win of the Casino Operator of the Year award at the December’s SBC Awards, CEO Jesper Svensson discussed the online operator’s objectives in the Americas as well as its prospects for the Dutch market.

Quotes from the Press Release

“We’ve had an excellent relationship with Wazdan since our first agreement in 2020, and their portfolio has grown significantly,” observed Kaido Ulejev, commercial director CEECA at Betsson Group.

“This month marks the 16th anniversary of our Betsafe brand, and we feel Wazdan games may significantly enhance the value of our newly opened Russian-language website. We’re looking forward to seeing how our localized games are accepted by our clients in Lithuania.”