Malta: 28th January 2020 – SkillOnNet, the powerful online casino platform provider behind brands such as PlayOJO and Miami Jackpots, has added Finlandia Casino to its growing roster of brands.
Finlandia has been an extremely popular and hugely successful operator for many years. Migrating onto SkillOnNet’s market leading technology, Finlandia will undoubtedly improve its overall player experience.
By using SkillOnNet’s state-of-the-art technology, Finlandia can offers its players one of the largest game portfolios in the market with 3,000+ slots, jackpot, casino, table and liver dealer titles.
Games come from major providers such as Microgaming, Big Time Gaming, NetEnt, Yggdrasil Gaming, Play’n GO, Quickspin, Thunderkick, Elk and more.
SkillOnNet also offers a wide range of localised payment options, 24/7 customer support, round the clock slot tournaments and promotions with incredible prizes.
Jerry Land from SkillOnNet, said: “While more and more platform providers are looking to shut down their white label offering, SkillOnNet continues to add new online casinos to its growing roster of brands and we are delighted to welcome Finlandia onboard.”
“Unlike other platform providers, we have the right systems in place to increase margins for our partners while holding licences in most of the major European markets. This is why Finlandia took the decision to migrate from its old platform to SkillOnNet.”
Matti Pekkanen, CEO at Finlandia Casino, said: “We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best experience which is why we have joined forced with SkillOnNet.”
“Together we can continue to serve our valued customers with a marketed leading online casino, offering them a high-quality platform with new features and a secure playing environment.”
“Partnering with SkillOnNet will also give us the opportunity to deploy more localized features and promotions tailored to our players.”
“As a brand built on Finnish trustworthiness, safety and security, our customers can expect to enjoy the best playing environment following our migration to SkillOnNet.”
