• SkillOnNet has added another proclaimed supplier to its casino brands in Ontario
• The new partnership with Thunderkick builds on the two companies' successful track record together
• SkillOnNet and Thunderkick are both keen to develop their local footprint and become the go-to iGaming brands

SkillOnNet has expanded its content portfolio with the addition of Thunderkick, a prominent Swedish iGaming supplier and developer, which will now power the former’s brands in Ontario, Canada.

Thunderkick joins SkillOnNet in Ontario as part of content push

Thunderkick’s portfolio will be hitting the ground running with several prominent SkillOnNet casino brands, among which are SpinGenie, SlotsMagic, and PlayOJO, all of which will now have access to some of the supplier’s award-winning and cutting-edge games, and franchises.

Among those are PinkElephants, Esqueleto Explosivo, Beat the Beast, and many others. Both companies stand to benefit from the tie-up as SkillOnNet is keen to continue dominating the local market by bringing the very best slot content locally, whereas Thunderkick wants to further enhance its local footprint and become a leading operator locally.

Commenting on these developments at the same time, Thunderkick Account Manager Mariam Dodosh has welcomed this new opportunity, and said: "We’re thrilled to expand our relationship with SkillOnNet and enter the Ontario market together. Our games have a track record of strong performance, and we’re excited to see them go live in one of the most dynamic new regions in iGaming."

The partnership was received on a similar upbeat note by Jani Konturri from SkillOnNet, who said that Thunderkick has already been a key partner for the company and its operations in other markets, and the Ontario tie-up was a natural continuation.

"This region is fast becoming a vital part of our operations, and we’re confident players here will respond just as positively to Thunderkick’s games as they have elsewhere," Kontturi said.

SkillOnNet focused on expanding through individual tie-ups

SkillOnNet has been keen on growing its content portfolio with individual suppliers not just in Ontario, but elsewhere, too. Previously, the company also added games by ELK Studios to also strengthen its local footprint in Ontario.

Several weeks ago, the company teamed up with Habanero to strengthen its presence in the Brazilian iGaming market.

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