Playson adds Super Wheel mechanic to 4 Supercharged Clovers series. Published August 20, 2026 The Super Wheel mechanic, first introduced in 4 Pots Riches: Super Wheel in June 2026, now extends into Playson's clover series with an expanded 5x5 Super Bonus Game. Suppliers iterating on their own proven Hold and Win mechanics have made feature-layered bonus entry points one of the defining product trends of 2026. Playson launched 4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel on 20 August 2026, bringing its Super Wheel entry mechanic into the Supercharged Clovers series for the first time. Super Wheel extends into clover series. Introduced in June 2026 in 4 Pots Riches: Super Wheel, Playson's Super Wheel mechanic now moves into the Supercharged Clovers series. In the new title, the Super Wheel activates whenever either the Bonus Game or Super Bonus Game is triggered. Before bonus play begins, the wheel spins to award one of three outcomes: a Feature Clover, a Jackpot Clover, or a symbol value of up to 10x, giving players a head-start prize before the main bonus round opens. Three colour-coded bonus features. During the Bonus Game, pink, blue, and green Feature Clovers land on the reels and are collected by their corresponding enlarged Clovers positioned above the grid. Each colour activates a distinct mechanic: * Multi - Pink Feature Clovers add Multiplier Frames of up to 5x to empty cells during the bonus. Where no empty cells remain, new multipliers combine with those already in play. * Collect - Blue Feature Clovers collect the values of all symbols on the reels, including any active multipliers, and add them to their own value. * Mystery - Green Feature Clovers award either a Mini, Minor or Major Jackpot, or a random value of up to 75x the total bet. An Extra Clover Feature also appears during the bonus, transforming into a pink, blue, or green Feature Clover to add a further layer of win potential. The Bonus Game carries a tiered jackpot structure running from Mini through to a Grand Jackpot of 3,000x. Super Bonus Game and the 10,000x Super Jackpot. Landing the Super Clover during the main game triggers the Super Bonus Game, consistent with Playson's approach across its 2026 clover releases, which is played on an expanded 5x5 grid. The wider field increases the frequency with which Feature Clovers can land. Players who fill all 25 cells collect the Super Jackpot, set at 10,000x the stake. Anton Ivannikov, CPO at Playson, said: '4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel builds on the momentum of our Super Wheel mechanic by integrating it into a more expansive bonus experience. The feature provides an engaging introduction to both bonus modes, while the expanded Super Bonus Game gives us further scope to develop the gameplay and create a stronger sense of progression.' About Playson. Playson is a Malta-headquartered iGaming content supplier founded in 2012, specialising in online slot development. The company distributes its content across 29 regulated markets through aggregation partnerships and direct integrations, working with more than 200 operator partners globally. Its portfolio is built around Hold and Win, free spins, and jackpot mechanics, with titles distributed across Europe, Latin America, and other regulated territories. Published August 20, 2026 European Gaming Editorial. Editorial desk * iGaming industry news * Regulatory updates * Licensing and compliance * M&A and financial results * Product launches * People moves The European Gaming Editorial team covers B2B iGaming news across regulation, product launches, M&A, and market developments in Europe and beyond. Press releases and industry announcements published under this byline are reviewed and edited to EuropeanGaming.eu editorial standards before publication.

Playson promotes Denys Koshel to VP of Commercial Partnerships. Published August 10, 2026 The newly created position consolidates Playson's account management and emerging markets functions into a single reporting line under the CCO, as the supplier pushes to deepen operator relationships across its 27 regulated markets. iGaming suppliers are increasingly restructuring their commercial teams around unified, data-led account functions as operator demand for deeper analytical support grows. Playson appointed Denys Koshel as its first VP of Commercial Partnerships on 10 August 2026, creating a new senior role that consolidates account management and emerging markets leadership under one function. A new strategic function under the CCO. Playson has created the position of VP of Commercial Partnerships, appointing long-serving executive Denys Koshel to the role. Koshel, who has been with the company for nearly 11 years, most recently served as Head of Emerging Markets and has also held positions including Commercial Analytics Lead. The new role reports directly to Chief Commercial Officer Ben Wood, who joined Playson in November 2025. The position brings together Playson's account management and emerging markets leadership into a single commercial function. According to the company, the consolidation is designed to deliver more consistent, data-led support for operator partners, with the stated goals of clearer communication, faster decision-making, stronger campaign coordination, and more targeted commercial recommendations. Koshel's background at Playson. Koshel's career at Playson spans nearly 11 years and several commercially focused roles, covering account strategy, market development, analytics, and operational execution. His experience across both technical integration work and commercial functions is cited by the company as central to his appointment to lead what it describes as the next phase of its commercial service model. Ben Wood, Chief Commercial Officer at Playson, said: 'Over nearly 11 years with the company, Denys has built a deep understanding of our partners, products, markets and internal operations. His combination of commercial, analytical and technical expertise makes him ideally suited to lead this new function.' Koshel said: 'Our partners operate in increasingly competitive and complex markets, and they need suppliers who can support them with more than content alone. My focus will be on building a commercial service model that is clear, efficient and genuinely valuable for our clients.' Koshel added: 'By combining market knowledge, data, AI-driven insights, promotional planning and operational discipline, while continuously optimising our internal processes through AI adoption and automation, we can help partners make better decisions, launch stronger initiatives and get more value from Playson's portfolio.' About Playson. Playson is a Malta-headquartered iGaming content supplier, founded in 2012, specialising in online slot development. The company distributes its content across 29 regulated markets through aggregation partnerships and direct integrations, working with more than 200 operator partners globally. Its portfolio is built around Hold and Win, free spins, and jackpot mechanics, with titles distributed across Europe, Latin America, and other regulated territories. Published August 10, 2026 European Gaming Editorial. Editorial desk * iGaming industry news * Regulatory updates * Licensing and compliance * M&A and financial results * Product launches * People moves The European Gaming Editorial team covers B2B iGaming news across regulation, product launches, M&A, and market developments in Europe and beyond. Press releases and industry announcements published under this byline are reviewed and edited to EuropeanGaming.eu editorial standards before publication.

Playson appoints Denys Koshel as VP of Commercial Partnerships. Playson has appointed Denys Koshel as its first Vice President of Commercial Partnerships to unify commercial and market-facing functions and strengthen partner support. Commercial restructuring at content suppliers. Playson has appointed Denys Koshel as its first Vice President of Commercial Partnerships, creating a new senior role focused on how the supplier supports operators across its global network. The position reports to Chief Commercial Officer Ben Wood and brings account management and emerging markets leadership into one function. The supplier said the new structure is designed to improve communication with partners, speed up decision-making and coordinate commercial activity more closely across markets. It will also place more focus on data-led recommendations, campaign planning and responsive support. New commercial leadership role. Koshel moves into the role after serving most recently as Head of Emerging Markets. In the new position, he will oversee a commercial structure that combines partner support with broader market-facing responsibilities. Playson tied the appointment to a wider effort to align its commercial teams more closely. That includes unifying functions that deal with operators and markets under a single leadership line. Long tenure at Playson. Koshel has worked at Playson for nearly 11 years. During that time, he has held several commercially focused roles, including Commercial Analytics Lead. His work has also covered integration initiatives, giving him experience on both the technical and commercial sides of the business. Playson said that background spans account strategy, market development, analytics and operational execution. Management comments. Ben Wood, Chief Commercial Officer at Playson, commented: "Denys' appointment as its first VP of Commercial Partnerships marks an important stage in the evolution of its Commercial organisation. The priority is to improve how Igaming Express support clients by bringing its commercial capabilities closer together and giving operators more connected, insight-led and business-focused partnership support. "Having spent nearly 11 years at Playson, Denys understands our partners, products, markets and internal operations in depth. His commercial, analytical and technical experience puts him in a strong position to lead this new function." Wood linked the appointment to changes in how the supplier organizes client support. His comments focused on bringing commercial capabilities together and making partnership support more connected and insight-led. Focus on data and AI tools. Koshel said his immediate priority is to build a commercial service model that is clear, efficient and useful to partners. He said that model will combine market expertise with data, AI-driven insights, promotional planning and stronger operational processes. In this context, AI refers to tools used to analyse information and automate parts of internal workflows. Playson said those systems will support better decision-making, stronger initiatives and more value from its game portfolio. Denys Koshel, Vice President of Commercial Partnerships at Playson, commented: "I am proud to take on this new role at an exciting stage of Playson's growth. Its partners are operating in increasingly competitive and complex markets, and they need suppliers that can offer support beyond content alone. "My focus will be on creating a commercial service model that is clear, efficient and genuinely valuable. By combining market expertise, data, AI-driven insights, promotional planning and operational discipline, while continuing to improve our processes through AI and automation, we can help partners make better decisions, deliver stronger initiatives and gain more value from Playson's portfolio."