- OperatorNaale Limited
- Established2019
- Games5,000+ titles from 29+ providers
- Payout Rate94% average RTP
What you can play, from pokies to live casino
The library covers the main casino categories you would expect, plus a few less usual options. You can move between pokies, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, keno, scratch cards, crash games, craps and dice, eSports betting and jackpot games.
| Category | Choice |
|---|---|
| Total games | 5,000+ titles |
| Pokies and slots | 4,500+ |
| Progressive jackpots | 450+ |
| Live games | 220+ |
| Blackjack | 100+ titles |
| Roulette | 100+ titles |
| Other casino games | 50+ |
That mix makes it easy to keep things simple with a few spins, or switch to a table or live dealer format when you want a more interactive session. Wazamba in Australia also supports AUD as an account currency, so your balance can match the way you normally think about your bankroll.
Pokies and progressive jackpots with plenty of variety
Pokies are the biggest part of the collection, with more than 4,500 titles. You will find familiar bonus-round formats, ways to play with different themes and progressive jackpot options. The new games collection is updated regularly, which gives you something fresh to browse when you have already played your usual favourites.
Popular pokies to look for
- Wanted Dead or a Wild from Hacksaw Gaming
- Gates of Olympus, Sugar Rush and Sweet Bonanza from Pragmatic Play
- Floating Dragon Hold and Spin from Pragmatic Play
- Book of Shadows and Tombstone RIP from Nolimit City
- Starlight Princess, Bigger Bass Bonanza and Fury of Anubis from Pragmatic Play
- Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead, Mega Moolah and 88 Fortunes
- The Dog House Megaways 1000, Gates of Olympus Super Scatter and Mighty Wild: Panther Grand Diamond Edition
Progressive jackpots add another option for players who like chasing a larger top prize. Wazamba lists more than 450 progressive jackpot games, with the maximum jackpot shown as $8,000,000. Two named examples are Age of the Gods Furious Four and The Glass Slipper.
Live dealer tables, shows and classic casino games
The live casino selection has more than 220 games, with live roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, bingo, dice games, live shows and other live formats. Live casino games are primarily powered by Evolution Gaming, giving the collection a clear focus on streamed dealer play.
| Format | Examples |
|---|---|
| Live shows | Crazy Time, Mega Ball, Cash or Crash and Dream Catcher |
| Live blackjack | Blackjack tables and live blackjack formats |
| Live roulette | Live roulette formats and Club Royale Roulette |
| Live baccarat | Live baccarat formats |
| Blackjack | Blackjack VIP and Club Royale Blackjack 3 |
If you prefer a traditional casino feel, the separate blackjack and roulette collections each contain more than 100 titles. You can also move into baccarat, craps and dice, video poker or other card games without leaving the wider casino selection.
Live play can feel slower and more social than a standard digital table, while a regular roulette or blackjack game lets you get straight into the action. There is no need to stick to one style; the range makes it practical to change format from one session to the next.
Game providers and named titles to browse
Games come from 29+ providers, so the collection is not built around one studio or one visual style. Providers include NetEnt, QuickSpin, 1x2 Gaming, Betsoft Gaming, Merkur Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Microgaming, Elk Studios and more.
- Choose Pragmatic Play for titles such as Gates of Olympus, Sugar Rush, Sweet Bonanza and Starlight Princess.
- Look to Nolimit City for Book of Shadows and Tombstone RIP.
- Try Hacksaw Gaming with Wanted Dead or a Wild.
- Browse named live options such as Crazy Time Live, Crazy Time and Mega Ball.
- Use the progressive jackpot collection for titles such as Age of the Gods Furious Four and The Glass Slipper.
These examples give you a quick starting point, but they are only a small part of the full selection. Game availability can vary as the collection changes, so the title list is best treated as a way to narrow your first search rather than a complete catalogue.
Once Registration is complete, demo mode gives you a simple way to explore supported titles without wagering real money. That can be useful if you want to compare a few game styles before settling on one.
Payout rate, demo play and choosing a game
The stated average payout rate across the game library is 94%. Treat that figure as a broad library measure, not as a promise for a particular title or session. Results can vary from one game and one playing session to the next, so set a spend limit before you begin.
A simple way to narrow the collection
- Start with your preferred format
Pick pokies, a progressive jackpot, roulette, blackjack, live casino or one of the other listed categories.
- Check the provider and title
If you already enjoy a particular studio or named game, use those details to focus your browsing.
- Use demo mode where offered
Play through the available demo version to get comfortable with the controls and the way the game works.
- Choose a sensible stake
Move to real-money play only when the format suits you, and keep your stake within the amount you planned to spend.
The game choice also matters when you use Bonuses, because the stated contribution rates differ by category. Pokies, keno and scratch cards contribute at 100%, while video poker, live games, other card games and table games contribute at 10%; bingo and jackpot games contribute at 0%.
How to get more from the game collection
A large library is useful when you have a clear way to explore it. Start with one category, try a few titles from different providers and keep notes on the formats you actually enjoy. There is no need to jump between dozens of games in one sitting.
- Use the 4,500+ pokies collection when you want the widest choice of themes and formats.
- Pick progressive jackpots when the possibility of a larger top prize is part of the entertainment for you.
- Choose live tables or live shows when you prefer dealer-led play.
- Try classic blackjack, roulette or baccarat when you want a more focused casino format.
- Use demo mode first when you are unfamiliar with a title.
- Remember that a bigger game library does not remove the normal risk of losing money.
Tournaments, achievements and leaderboards add another way to engage with the games. The loyalty program also uses player points and higher levels, with increased withdrawal limits available at higher levels. Keep the focus on the games you enjoy rather than playing more simply to chase a reward.
Ready to browse the collection?
Start with a category that suits your mood, or use demo mode to test a supported title before playing for real money.
Games: your questions
How many games does Wazamba Casino have?
Wazamba Casino has 5,000+ titles. The library includes 4,500+ pokies and slots, 450+ progressive jackpots and 220+ live games.
What types of games can I play?
You can play pokies, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, keno, scratch cards, crash games, craps and dice, eSports betting, jackpot games and live casino formats.
Does Wazamba have progressive jackpot games?
Yes. The collection has 450+ progressive jackpot games, including Age of the Gods Furious Four and The Glass Slipper. The maximum jackpot is $8,000,000.
How many live casino games are available?
There are more than 220 live games, including live roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, bingo, dice games and live shows such as Crazy Time and Mega Ball.
Can I play Wazamba games in demo mode?
Yes, demo mode is available. Use it on supported titles to explore the controls and game format without wagering real money.
Which game providers are available?
Providers include NetEnt, QuickSpin, 1x2 Gaming, Betsoft Gaming, Merkur Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Microgaming and Elk Studios, along with 29+ providers in total.
What is the average payout rate for the games?
The stated average payout rate across the game library is 94%. This is a broad library figure and does not guarantee a particular result from one game or session.
Are there tournaments and rewards linked to the games?
Yes. Wazamba runs tournaments with leaderboards and has an achievements-based rewards system. Its loyalty program also lets players collect points and reach higher levels.
