Wazamba combines casino games, live dealer tables and sports betting on the same platform. The casino lobby includes dedicated sections for Slots, Live Casino, Table Games, Instant Games, Jackpots, Scratch Cards, Megaways and Bonus Buy games, while a separate Providers section allows the catalogue to be browsed by software studio.
The platform also includes a sportsbook with pre-match and live betting, horse racing and esports, together with additional gaming features such as Leagues, Tournaments and Achievements. During our review, we checked the available game categories, provider catalogues, Live Casino structure, sportsbook interface and Wazamba's betting rules and Terms and Conditions.
| Feature | What We Found |
|---|---|
| Slots | Dedicated Slots section |
| Live Casino | Roulette, Blackjack, Game Shows, Baccarat & Dice, Poker and more |
| Table Games | Dedicated Table Games section |
| Instant Games | Dedicated Instant Games section |
| Jackpots | Dedicated Jackpots section |
| Scratch Cards | Dedicated Scratch Cards section |
| Megaways | Dedicated Megaways category |
| Bonus Buy Games | Dedicated Bonus Buys category |
| Game Providers | Dedicated provider catalogue |
| Game Results | RNG used according to Wazamba's Terms and Conditions |
| Sportsbook | Pre-match and live betting |
| Esports | Dedicated E-sports category and specific esports betting rules |
| Horse Racing | Available |
| Leagues | Points-based competitive progression |
| Tournaments | Time-limited competitions |
| Achievements | Dedicated Achievements section |
Wazamba offers more than 5,000 casino games across slots, live dealer games, table games, instant games, jackpots and scratch cards. The casino also separates Megaways and Bonus Buy titles into their own categories, while games can be explored by provider or through sections such as Top, New and Popular.
| Game Type or Category | Availability | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Slots | Available | Dedicated section for slot games |
| Live Casino | Available | Includes Roulette, Blackjack, Game Shows, Baccarat & Dice, Poker and other live categories |
| Table Games | Available | Dedicated section separate from the Live Casino |
| Instant Games | Available | Dedicated Instant Games section |
| Jackpots | Available | Dedicated Jackpots section |
| Scratch Cards | Available | Dedicated Scratch Cards section |
| Megaways | Available | Separate category for Megaways games |
| Bonus Buys | Available | Separate category for games with Bonus Buy functionality |
| Providers | Available | Games can be browsed by individual software provider |
| My Games | Available | Separate section, although its exact functionality was not established during our review |
| Top | Available | Separate selection of games highlighted in the casino lobby |
| New | Available | Dedicated category for games displayed as new |
| Popular | Available | Separate selection of games displayed as popular |
| Exclusive | Available | Dedicated category, but Wazamba's criteria for inclusion were not established |
| All Games | Available | Provides access to the wider casino catalogue |
The structure is particularly useful considering the size of the Wazamba catalogue. Instead of browsing more than 5,000 games through All Games alone, players can narrow the selection by game type, software provider or specific features such as Megaways and Bonus Buys.
Some lobby categories can also change over time. A Halloween section was available during our October 2026 review, but this is a seasonal collection rather than one of Wazamba's permanent game types.
The Exclusive and My Games sections require more caution. Both were present in the reviewed casino lobby, but the available information did not establish what qualifies a title as Exclusive or exactly how games are added to My Games. We therefore do not assign functionality to either section that Wazamba did not clearly establish.
Wazamba has a dedicated Providers section that allows players to browse games by software studio. This is particularly useful because the displayed catalogue sizes differ considerably between the providers we checked.
Pragmatic Play had the largest displayed selection in our sample with 680 games. Hacksaw Gaming followed with 351, while Evolution Gaming displayed 254. Microgaming, Relax Gaming and Betsoft each had more than 240 games displayed.
| Provider | Games Displayed |
|---|---|
| Pragmatic Play | 680 |
| Hacksaw Gaming | 351 |
| Evolution Gaming | 254 |
| Microgaming | 246 |
| Relax Gaming | 245 |
| Betsoft | 244 |
| Onlyplay | 171 |
| NetEnt | 155 |
| Nolimit City | 129 |
| Playson | 109 |
| 3 Oaks Gaming | 108 |
| ELA Games | 66 |
| Backseat | 51 |
| Arcade | 8 |
These are examples rather than Wazamba's complete provider catalogue. Additional providers were available when we reviewed the casino.
The displayed figures also should not be added together and presented as Wazamba's total number of games. They represent the counts displayed inside the individual provider sections we checked and do not establish the number of unique titles across the complete casino.
Wazamba separates live dealer games from the main casino catalogue. Players can browse the complete Live Casino lobby, browse by provider or use game-specific categories to narrow down the available tables.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Top Live Casino | Available |
| Gold Saloon | Available |
| Roulette | Available |
| Blackjack | Available |
| Game Shows | Available |
| Baccarat & Dice | Available |
| Poker | Available |
| International Tables | Available |
| All Live Casino | Available |
The lobby therefore covers traditional live categories such as Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Poker while also separating Game Shows and International Tables.
Gold Saloon is another dedicated category displayed by Wazamba. However, the reviewed interface did not provide enough written information to determine exactly how Gold Saloon differs from the rest of the Live Casino catalogue. We prefer to leave that distinction open rather than assign features to the section that Wazamba does not clearly explain.
Wazamba's Terms and Conditions state that results of games on the website are determined by a Random Number Generator (RNG).
The terms also explain what happens when the result displayed on a player's screen differs from the result recorded by the game server. In that situation, the result recorded by the game server takes priority. Wazamba also states that its records are used when determining the circumstances and results of participation in the relevant gambling activity.
This confirms Wazamba's stated method for determining game results, but it should not be interpreted as independent RNG certification. The information we reviewed did not establish a separate independent RNG test or certification.
Wazamba's gaming platform extends beyond casino games with a separate sportsbook. The interface we reviewed included pre-match betting, Live Betting, horse racing and esports, together with a range of sport-specific categories.
Sports visible in the navigation included Football, Tennis, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Table Tennis, Cricket, Badminton, Darts and E-American Football. The sportsbook also displayed E-sports, Football AI and Basketball AI categories.
Football AI and Basketball AI were visible as separate options, but the information we reviewed did not provide enough detail to establish exactly how these features work. We therefore do not assign functionality to them that was not explained by Wazamba.
Wazamba's betting rules show that the sportsbook extends beyond basic match-winner betting. The documented betting options include Moneyline, Handicap, First Half Handicap, Over/Under, First Half Over/Under, Odd/Even, Multiple or Parlay bets and Outrights.
The rules also cover Asian lines, including quarter-line markets that can split a stake across two adjacent handicaps or totals. Depending on the result, this can produce half-win, half-loss, full-win, full-loss or refunded portions of a wager.
Wazamba additionally supports Bet Builder. This allows multiple selections relating to the same sporting event to be combined into a single betslip rather than placing each market separately.
| Rule | Limit |
|---|---|
| Minimum Bet | 0.5 in the currency of the player's account |
| Maximum Daily Winnings | €100,000 or equivalent, excluding the stake |
| Maximum Multi/System Selections | 30 |
These limits provide more useful context than simply confirming that Wazamba has a sportsbook. The minimum bet is defined in the player's account currency, while the maximum daily winnings rule applies to winnings excluding the original stake.
Wazamba has a dedicated Live Betting section for sporting events that are already underway. The reviewed interface displayed live event information together with changing betting markets, while Wazamba's betting rules provide additional detail about how in-play wagers are handled.
Live odds can change as an event progresses. Wazamba's rules also state that live wagers are normally subject to an acceptance delay, with the delay varying depending on the sport and competition.
The operator warns that live information such as scores, elapsed time and live pictures can be delayed or inaccurate. This is important because the information displayed alongside a live market should not automatically be treated as the definitive event record.
Cash Out is supported within Wazamba's betting rules. Where available, it can allow a bet to be settled before the underlying event has finished.
However, Wazamba does not guarantee that Cash Out will always be offered. Its availability can therefore depend on the particular wager, market or stage of the event.
Wazamba's rules also cover Fast or Interval Markets for shorter periods within sporting events. Documented intervals include 1, 5, 10 and 15 minutes.
Depending on the available event and market, these shorter-period bets can cover outcomes such as goals, corners, bookings, offsides, penalties and 1X2 results. Wazamba also documents a VAR Yes/No market for predicting whether a VAR monitor review will occur.
Live sports betting can also be accessed from mobile devices. The information we reviewed describes access through Wazamba's mobile site using a compatible browser and internet connection.
For that reason, we treat the verified functionality as mobile browser betting rather than evidence of a separate downloadable Wazamba betting application.
Football receives detailed coverage in Wazamba's betting rules. Unless a market states otherwise, standard football bets are based on the result after 90 minutes plus injury or stoppage time. Extra time, penalty shootouts and golden-goal periods are not included in normal 90-minute settlement.
The rules also cover first-half betting. If a match is abandoned during the first half, first-half bets are considered void. If abandonment occurs during the second half, completed first-half bets remain valid.
Postponed, unplayed, abandoned or suspended football matches that are not resumed within 48 hours of their scheduled start are generally treated as void, subject to Wazamba's rules and markets whose outcomes have already been determined.
Wazamba allows live football betting through most of a match, including injury time, subject to its own trading decisions. Markets can be suspended during situations that could immediately affect the result of a wager, including dangerous free kicks, penalties and play around the penalty area.
Wazamba also reserves the right to void affected bets when a market remains open after events such as goals, red or yellow-red cards and penalties. The rules additionally allow affected markets to be cancelled when an incorrect score is displayed or when the match time used for offered odds is incorrect by more than five minutes.
Wazamba documents separate settlement rules for goalscorer, booking and corner markets. Goalscorer bets generally apply to regular time, and own goals are not attributed to a listed goalscorer.
For booking markets, a yellow card counts as one card and a red card as two. A player receiving a yellow followed by a second yellow and subsequent red can therefore account for three cards under the documented settlement method.
Wazamba also uses a points system for some booking markets: a yellow card counts as 10 points, while a red or second-yellow/red counts as 25 points. The documented maximum for a single player is 35 booking points per match.
For corner betting, a corner must actually be taken to count for settlement. A corner awarded but not taken does not count.
Wazamba includes a dedicated E-sports category within its sportsbook. The live interface we reviewed also displayed several esports and simulated football competitions, while the betting rules contain a separate section specifically covering esports settlement.
Wazamba defines esports Moneyline betting as selecting the team or individual competitor that wins the match-up. Tournament Winner markets refer to the team or individual that wins the final of the relevant esports tournament.
Esports markets are settled using the official results declared by the relevant esports association or organizing body. Wazamba states that later disqualifications or subsequent changes to those results are not considered for betting settlement.
If an esports match is postponed, bets remain valid if the match resumes within 48 hours of the original schedule.
If a match starts but cannot be completed because of a player disconnection or power interruption, Wazamba states that the bets are void. If the match is replayed because of a draw, disconnection or power interruption, bets on the original match are also void and the replay is treated as a new betting market.
A change to the scheduled number of rounds or maps can also affect settlement. In this situation, Handicap and Over/Under bets are considered void, while Moneyline bets remain valid.
Wazamba provides specific Counter-Strike rules within its esports section. Where overtime can be played, it is included in market settlement unless a Draw selection is specifically offered for that market.
Most map bets use the scheduled number of rounds and exclude extra rounds played because of a draw. However, if a Map Winner market is offered without a Draw selection, settlement is based on the overall winner of the map, including overtime when played.
The rules also define Counter-Strike-specific concepts including T/CT sides, rounds, overtime and pistol rounds. Wazamba states that the first team to reach 13 rounds wins the map under the rules supplied, while overtime can continue through additional periods until a winner is determined. Tournament-specific overtime rules can still apply.
Wazamba provides individual settlement rules for a broad range of sports rather than applying one rule to every event. These include American Football, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowls, Cricket, Darts, Floorball, Futsal, Golf, Handball, Ice Hockey, Motor Sports, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Snooker and Pool, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball and Beach Volleyball, Water Polo, MMA, Biathlon and Athletics.
This matters because overtime, postponements, abandoned events and minimum completed playing time are handled differently depending on the sport. For example, basketball full-time markets normally exclude overtime unless otherwise stated, while the esports rules generally include overtime unless the individual market states otherwise.
The same variation applies to postponed events. Several sports use 48-hour windows, while others have different conditions. Players therefore need to check the rule for the specific sport and market rather than assuming that one settlement policy applies throughout the Wazamba sportsbook.
Wazamba adds a competitive progression system through Leagues. The interface we reviewed showed 1,498 participating players and contained separate sections for Leagues, Results and Rules.
The displayed progression started at League 1 and continued through League 2, League 3, League 4 and League 5. Above these levels were Best 30 and Top 10.
| League Level | Points Displayed |
|---|---|
| League 2 | 9 |
| League 3 | 502 |
| League 4 | 2,846 |
| League 5 | 21,413 |
| Best 30 | 73,040 |
| Top 10 | 220,712 |
The League interface stated that points were updated every five minutes. At the time of our check, the competition had 5 days and 15 hours remaining.
These figures should be treated as a snapshot rather than permanent League requirements. They represent the values displayed during our review and can change as players accumulate points or a new competition begins.
Tournaments and Achievements provide additional competitive features alongside Wazamba's Leagues system. Both have dedicated areas within the platform.
During our review, an active tournament called The Masters displayed a €1,500 amount and an end date of October 31, 2026. This is a time-sensitive example rather than a permanent Wazamba tournament.
Wazamba also has a dedicated Achievements section, and its Terms and Conditions include a separate Annex 2 for Achievements. The information reviewed so far does not establish the individual achievement requirements or rewards, so we do not assign specific mechanics to the system without further verification.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Separate sections for Slots, Live Casino, Table Games, Instant Games and other game types | No verified total number of unique casino games |
| Dedicated provider catalogue with displayed game counts | Some casino features have limited written explanations |
| 680 Pragmatic Play games displayed when reviewed | Exclusive category is not clearly defined |
| 351 Hacksaw Gaming games displayed when reviewed | Gold Saloon is not clearly explained in the reviewed interface |
| Live Casino divided into multiple game-specific categories | No independent RNG certification established from the reviewed information |
| Dedicated Megaways and Bonus Buys categories | Football AI and Basketball AI functionality is not clearly explained |
| Sportsbook includes pre-match, live and esports betting | Live odds and events change continuously |
| Cash Out and Bet Builder covered by the betting rules | Cash Out is not guaranteed to be available for every wager |
| Detailed sport-specific settlement rules | Settlement rules vary considerably between sports |
| Dedicated esports and Counter-Strike rules | Interrupted or changed esports matches can result in void bets |
| Leagues, Tournaments and Achievements add competitive features | League values and tournament details can change |
Wazamba offers considerably more than a basic slots catalogue. The casino can be browsed by game type and provider, and the provider counts we recorded give some real scale to the selection: Pragmatic Play displayed 680 games, Hacksaw Gaming 351 and Evolution Gaming 254, while several other providers had more than 200 titles displayed. The Live Casino is also divided into dedicated Roulette, Blackjack, Game Shows, Baccarat & Dice, Poker and other categories.
The sportsbook adds another substantial part of the platform. Wazamba provides pre-match and Live Betting, Cash Out, Bet Builder, esports and sport-specific settlement rules. The terms go into considerably more detail than the main interface, including a 0.5 minimum sportsbook bet, €100,000 maximum daily winnings excluding the stake, a maximum of 30 selections for multi/system bets, interval betting markets and dedicated football and esports rules.
The biggest weakness remains transparency in parts of the casino interface. Wazamba exposes plenty of categories and features but does not always explain what they do. Gold Saloon, Exclusive, Football AI and Basketball AI are examples where we could confirm the feature exists but could not establish its exact functionality from the information available. Where Wazamba does provide detailed rules, particularly for sports betting and game-result handling, the platform becomes much easier to evaluate.
How many games does Wazamba have?
Wazamba offers more than 5,000 casino games across Slots, Live Casino, Table Games, Instant Games, Jackpots, Scratch Cards, Megaways and Bonus Buy games. Players can also browse the catalogue by software provider or through categories such as Top, New and Popular.
Which game providers are available at Wazamba?
The providers we reviewed included Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, Evolution Gaming, Microgaming, Relax Gaming, Betsoft, Onlyplay, NetEnt, Nolimit City, Playson, 3 Oaks Gaming, ELA Games, Backseat and Arcade, among others. Pragmatic Play had 680 games displayed when checked, while Hacksaw Gaming had 351 and Evolution Gaming had 254.
Does Wazamba have live casino games?
Yes. Wazamba has a separate Live Casino lobby with categories for Roulette, Blackjack, Game Shows, Baccarat & Dice, Poker, International Tables, Gold Saloon and Top Live Casino. Players can also browse live games by provider.
Does Wazamba use an RNG for casino games?
Wazamba states in its Terms and Conditions that game results on the website are determined by a Random Number Generator (RNG). If a result displayed on a player's screen differs from the result recorded by the game server, Wazamba states that the server result takes priority.
Does Wazamba have sports betting?
Yes. Wazamba provides pre-match and live sports betting, horse racing and esports. Sports available in the reviewed navigation included Football, Tennis, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Table Tennis, Cricket, Badminton, Darts and E-American Football.
What is the minimum sports bet at Wazamba?
The minimum sportsbook bet stated in Wazamba's betting rules is 0.5 in the currency of the player's account. The rules also state maximum daily winnings of €100,000 or equivalent, excluding the original stake.
Does Wazamba have Cash Out and Bet Builder?
Yes. Wazamba's betting rules cover both Cash Out and Bet Builder. Cash Out can be available for settling a bet before an event finishes, although Wazamba does not guarantee that it will be offered for every wager. Bet Builder allows multiple selections from the same event to be combined into one betslip.
Does Wazamba offer esports betting?
Yes. Wazamba has a dedicated E-sports section and specific esports betting rules. These cover areas such as Moneyline and Tournament Winner markets, postponed events, interrupted matches, changes to the scheduled number of maps and Counter-Strike betting.
What are Wazamba Leagues?
Wazamba Leagues provide a points-based competitive progression system. During our review, the structure progressed from League 1 through League 5, followed by Best 30 and Top 10. The competition we checked had 1,498 players and stated that points were updated every five minutes.
Does Wazamba have tournaments and achievements?
Yes. Wazamba has dedicated Tournaments and Achievements sections alongside its Leagues system. Tournaments are time-limited, so the available competitions and displayed amounts can change.