Wazdan is a Malta-licensed slot studio known for Volatility Levels, a setting in many of its games that lets you choose between smaller, more frequent wins and bigger, rarer ones. Wazdan Limited holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, among others. Magic Eggs, the Wazdan slot we have reviewed, has a 96.14% RTP and a low 40× maximum win in our review.
Wazdan quick facts
| Company | Wazdan Limited, St Julian's, Malta |
|---|---|
| Licences | Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2B/206/2011), UK Gambling Commission (account 48872), and others listed on its site, including New Jersey, Ontario and Sweden |
| Makes | Online slots |
| Known for | Volatility Levels: you pick low, standard or high volatility in the game |
| Our reviews | Magic Eggs |
| RTP to check | 96.14% in our review; check the game's info screen at your casino |
Who Wazdan is
Wazdan Limited is registered in Malta, and its site lists licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, with further approvals in markets such as New Jersey, Ontario and Sweden. It makes slots for operators and releases games under its own name.
Wazdan games and what they play like
In games with Volatility Levels, the low setting gives smaller wins more often and the high setting bigger wins less often; standard sits in between. Some games add ultra or extreme levels, and casinos can choose which level a game starts on, so check the setting before you play. Magic Eggs lists a 40× maximum win in our review, a very low cap: expect small, steady results and no big top prize.
RTP: what to check
Magic Eggs lists 96.14% in our review. Some studios supply the same slot in more than one RTP setting and the casino chooses which to run, so open the game's info or paytable screen to see the RTP you are playing. Our guide to how slots pay explains RTP and volatility.
Where you find Wazdan games
Wazdan slots are at many licensed and offshore casinos. Check the casino's licence before you play; our licence guides explain what each one means for you.
Wazdan FAQ
What are Volatility Levels?
A Wazdan setting that lets you choose low volatility (smaller, more frequent wins), standard, or high (bigger, rarer wins); some games add higher levels.
Can the casino change the volatility level?
Casinos can set the level a game starts on. You can change it in the game where the feature is offered.
Is Wazdan licensed?
Yes: by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2B/206/2011), the UK Gambling Commission (account 48872) and other regulators.
Sources
- Wazdan (Wazdan Limited; MGA/B2B/206/2011; UK Gambling Commission account 48872)
- European Gaming: Wazdan's three volatility levels (December 2018)
- World Casino Directory: casinos can set a default volatility level
- iGaming Expert: ultra and extreme levels in Eggs of Fortune
Checked 29 October 2026.