Leander Games Titles Arrive at SkillOnNet Brands
SkillOnNet, the online casino solution provider, has announced a partnership with Leander Games, the game developer that is part of the RAW iGaming group.
Thanks to the deal, players at casinos powered by SkillOnNet, such as PlayOJO and GentingCasino, will be able to enjoy Leander's popular portfolio of games. It includes titles such as Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, Ave Caesar, Fortune Teller's Charm, Pearls of Poseidon, and Ways of the Labyrinth.
Leander Games' slots are known for their impressive graphics and animations, as well as engaging mechanics that generate excitement on every spin. The slots have found particular success in the UK, Holland, Germany, and Argentina.
The partnership means that SkillOnNet now offers more than 3,500 games through its platform, including slots, table games, live dealer, bingo, and far more.
The games come from a mixture of tier-one studios and local providers so that operators can find the right balance for their target audiences.
These games from one of the most in-demand content providers need no introduction. They are proven player favorites in key regulated markets around the world. This made the addition of its games an absolute must for us, and we look forward to seeing players across the SkillOnNet network of brands enjoy the thrills its slots have to offer. It is partnerships such as this that ensure we remain a leading operator of award-winning casino brands.
Tom Wood, the CEO at RAW iGaming, expressed the company's delight at the partnership and said that he is confident that the games will prove popular across SkillOnNet's numerous brands thanks to the developer's three pillars of "differentiation, simplicity, and entertainment."
The latest partnership comes soon after similar recent acquisitions in the iGaming industry were reached with developers such as Nolimit City and ReelPlay.
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