Wazdan supplied 13 casino titles to six Jupiter Gaming brands serving Great Britain on August 26, 2026. The companies announced the deal on September 11.

The agreement shows how Jupiter Gaming is expanding its catalogue through direct contracts with game suppliers. It is not a regulatory decision or a licence change.

What went live

European Gaming Industry News reported that the games went live across the following brands:

  • 666casino.com
  • dreamjackpot.com
  • kingcasino.com
  • ladcasino.com
  • mrluck.com
  • redcasino.com

The 13 Wazdan titles were:

  • 9 Balls
  • 9 Coins Grand Platinum Edition
  • Fisherman’s Luck
  • Hot Slot: 777 Cash Out
  • Hot Slot: 777 Crown
  • Magic Fruit$: Cherries
  • Magic Fruit$: Oranges
  • Mighty Crown: Empire of Gold
  • Mighty Hot: Amazonia
  • Ox Coin
  • Power of Gods: Hades
  • Sizzling 777 Deluxe
  • Sun of Fortune

Separate supplier and operator permissions

Wazdan holds active Gambling Software and Game Host permissions under Gambling Commission account 48872. Those permissions cover the supplier role. They do not authorise Wazdan to operate a consumer casino.

Jupiter Gaming Limited holds Gambling Commission account 67098. The Commission’s public register lists its remote bingo, casino and general betting permissions as active from August 28, 2025.

Jupiter Gaming is registered in Jersey. Its listed permissions concern remote gambling supplied into the British market.

Great Britain requires operators providing remote gambling to consumers in the jurisdiction to hold the relevant Gambling Commission permissions.

Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man operate under separate legal and regulatory arrangements.

Jupiter expands its direct supplier network

The Wazdan agreement follows a deal with Gaming Corps announced in June. Gaming Corps said its titles would be distributed across Jupiter Gaming’s UK-facing brands as they moved onto Jupiter’s own licence.

The two agreements indicate that Jupiter is building its catalogue through direct supplier contracts. This is an inference from the announced deals, not a statement from the Gambling Commission.

For suppliers, one operator relationship can provide access to several consumer brands. For Jupiter, direct agreements can expand the available catalogue while keeping supplier arrangements linked to its own operating permissions.

What remains unknown

The announcement does not disclose player numbers, revenue, gross gambling yield, game performance or the commercial value of the agreement.

It also does not establish that the titles are available in every part of the United Kingdom. The reported launch covers six Jupiter brands serving Great Britain.

Compliance remains the key test

A larger game catalogue does not reduce the operator’s regulatory duties. These include age and identity checks, customer-funds protection, safer gambling controls, complaints handling, anti-money-laundering measures and accurate product information.

The Gambling Commission advises consumers to check that a gambling website’s licence status, domain name and trading details match the public register.

That check remains relevant when brands change ownership, licence arrangements or content suppliers. The Wazdan deal adds 13 titles, but it does not by itself show how Jupiter’s controls operate across its six brands.