Leading gambling operator SkillOnNet has signed a content agreement with developer Gaming Corps.
Under the brand-new agreement, Swedish studio Gaming Corps has made its casino games available with all mobile casinos operated by SkillOnNet, including PlayOJO, Metal Casino, Mega Casino, Spin Genie, EU Casino, and numerous other brands.
According to SkillOnNet, the agreement encapsulates video slots like Skyliner, JetLucky 2, Coin Miner, Clumsy Witch, and numerous other slots. It also includes a small selection of mine and multiplier games too.
The agreement helps boost Gaming Corps’ player reach while also expanding on the content available at SkillOnNet-operated mobile casinos, a majority of which already offers 3,500+ titles from a slew of big-name developers.
Jani Jontturi of SkillOnNet said in a statement: “Online casino players are looking for new online casino experiences alongside playing traditional slot games, and this deal with Gaming Corps allows us to strengthen our portfolio with more quality slots as well as next-generation mine and multiplayer titles.
“It is integrations such as this that ensure the online casino brands powered by SkillOnNet remain ahead of the curve and continue to not only meet but exceed player expectations through the vast selection of slots and casino content that we stock in our game lobbies.”
Danielle Calafato, the Head of Commercial at Gaming Corps, added: “Being fully integrated with a reputable and experienced industry player such as SkillOnNet is a great opportunity for Gaming Corps, making our games available to tier one brands such as PlayOJO for the very first time.
“It is our ambition to provide an exciting game portfolio inspired by Gaming, sporting the most modern game concepts and custom branded titles that deliver unique player experiences which engage and entertain in equal measure. We are confident that our versatile portfolio will prove to be popular with players at casinos across the SkillOnNet network.”
The above news comes after SkillOnNet added content by RAW iGaming, Nolimit City, ReelPlay, and Hacksaw Gaming, and after the operator added Apple Pay as a valid payment method.
