SkillOnNet now in full swing in Germany

SkillOnNet has done it. The provider of advanced platform, licensing, CRM, white label casino, and other solutions for the iGaming industry is now officially a fully licensed entity in the German market, SkillOnNet said in a press release shared with Casino Guru News.

This follows a confirmation by the country’s regulator, Glücksspielbehörde (GGL), that the company will be now able to operate on a federal level. Previously, SkillOnNet only operated in the state of Schleswig-Holstein which was long the only place in Germany where licensed iGaming could take place prior to a major overhaul of the country’s laws in 2021.

Moving forward, SkillOnNet will be able to rapidly scale its offer across the board. To do that, SkillOnNet is betting on the DrueckGlueck.de brand, which is an established name in the industry and the country. SkillOnNet has hailed the reregulated market and the importance of maintaining a robust responsibility toward safe and consumer-oriented gambling.

SkillOnNet Michael Golembo further added that the company’s players will be part of what he described as a "fully-regulated" gaming experience. This will allow everyone to feel safer, more confident, and more secure. It’s also proof that SkillOnNet has been able to meet Germany’s high regulatory standards and provide on what both the watchdog and local players expect.

SkillOnNet has definitely been putting in the work to be better represented in the German market. Even prior to acquiring the latest license, the company already had important partnerships in place. SkillOnNet expanded its country reach through a collaboration with Hölle Games signed in September.

Hölle Games is a game developer that exclusively focuses on creating iGaming products that have a distinguishable "German touch" to their final version. As such, the company creates titles that are particularly popular with local crowds. SkillOnNet is now happy to bring a rich library of slot titles across all states in Germany where the DrueckGlueck.de brand can operate.

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