Wazdan has further cemented its strong North American presence by entering a strategic partnership with Fanatics Casino to launch its gaming content across three major states in the USA: New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
This marks the first-ever simultaneous multi-state debut in the USA of Wazdan, a move that only highlights the company’s ever-growing commitment to expanding in the North American market.
Under this strategic partnership, Wazdan will make its diverse portfolio of games available to a broad audience in the United States, consequently introducing US players to its award-winning titles..
New Jersey players can now enjoy exclusive access to 58 of Wazdan’s most popular titles, whereas players from Michigan and Pennsylvania can enjoy three blockbuster games produced by the leading provider, including 9 Coins Grand Gold Edition, Hot Slot: 777 Crown, and Magic Spins.
With time, the content library in both Michigan and Pennsylvania will continue to grow, with seven additional games already in line to be released in Michigan and six more in Pennsylvania.
Kieron Shaw, Fanatics Casino’s Senior Content Manager, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration by commenting:
Partnering with Wazdan helps us expand our casino offering with content that’s proven to drive player engagement. We are excited to see the response to these games and proud to offer them across multiple states through both Fanatics’ Sportsbook & Casino apps.
Bekki D’Agata, Wazdan’s Commercial Director, highlighted the importance of the launch, saying:
The triple-state launch with Fanatics marks a major milestone for us in the U.S. Going live simultaneously in New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania is a testament to the strength of our partnership and our commitment to this key market.
This development highlights Wazdan’s broader international expansion efforts, and this can be seen in the acquisition of the Danish gambling license in December 2024 and its first entry into the US market of Pennsylvania via Rush Street Interactive in September 2024.
