Introducing our latest partnership deal with SkillOnNet!

SkillOnNet, the award-winning operator and online casino platform with some of the biggest brands in the market, has added yet more quality and diversity to its game portfolio after joining forces with Hacksaw Gaming.

Being one of the most in-demand providers in the market, with our scratch cards and slots games, we are a firm favourite among players in key global markets. Under this new deal, our suite of 80+ games will now be rolled out across the SkillOnNet network.

This means players at casino brands such as PlayOJO, Genting Casino, Spin Genie, Slingo and Mega Casino can access fun and thrilling slots such as Joker Bombs, Tasty Treats, Chaos Crew, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Stack 'em and Rocket Reels.

Players will also be able to access 30+ instant win scratch cards that give players the chance to win up to €500,000 for as little as €0.10 per card. Games in this series include The Perfect Scratch, Chaos Crew Scratch, Cash Scratch, Gold Coins and Diamond Rush.

The integration further establishes SkillOnNet as a leading iGaming operator, with its game lobby consisting of more than 3,500 titles covering classic slots, video slots, jackpot slots, table games, instant win, live dealer and bingo.

Jani Kontturi Head of Games at SkillOnNet, said: “Players across our network of brands love the thrill and excitement of playing online scratch cards as they provide instant gratification and the opportunity to win big prizes from relatively small stakes.

“Hacksaw Gaming is one of the top scratch card developers in the world, and we are excited to add its full suite of games, which also include slots, to our growing online casino game portfolio which now stands at more than 3,000 titles from the biggest studios in the business.”

Marcus Cordes, CCO at Hacksaw Gaming said: “Making our games available to SkillOnNet and its network of brands is a breakthrough deal for Hacksaw Gaming. We are passionate about the scratch card and slot games that we develop and look forward to seeing them land in the game lobbies of brands such as PlayOJO.”