
Wazdan and Betsson Launch Branded 16 Coins Slot Variant
2026-07-17
Source: Yogonet
Wazdan has launched 16 Coins Betsson, a custom-branded version of its popular slot for Betsson, featuring the Hold the Jackpot bonus round and Cash Infinity mechanic, as part of a strategy to deliver tailored gaming experiences for operator partners.
iGaming content provider Wazdan has introduced a custom-branded edition of its 16 Coins slot exclusively for Betsson, delivering a tailored gaming experience while retaining the original mechanics.
The new title, 16 Coins Betsson, adapts the popular Coins series slot with Betsson-specific branding. At its core, the game features a 4x4 grid of 16 independent reels. Unlike typical slots, the base game lacks standard paying symbols – instead, all rewards are generated through the Hold the Jackpot bonus round, where players collect Coin symbols to fill the entire grid and claim the Grand Jackpot. The release also incorporates Wazdan’s Cash Infinity mechanic, which amplifies win potential and has fueled the popularity of the original game.
As online casino operators increasingly seek differentiated, branded content to boost player engagement, this partnership reflects Wazdan’s strategy of adapting proven game formats for specific operator audiences while maintaining the underlying gameplay quality.
Andrzej Hyla, Chief Commercial Officer at Wazdan, said the release “demonstrates how we can adapt proven content while preserving the quality of the user experience.” He further expressed pride in the team’s work and delight at collaborating with Betsson on a customised version of one of the studio’s most beloved formats.
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