SkillOnNet awarded license in Schleswig-Holstein
16 January 2013(PRESS RELEASE) -- Casino software development company and online marketing group SkillOnNet Limited is one of the 12 companies awarded a license to operate in Schleswig-Holstein from the 1st January 2013.
Responsible for hugely successful casino titles such as EUcasino, Mega Casino, Casino RedKings, PlayMillion Casino and a number of recently launched titles like Simba Casino and Queen Vegas Casino, the SkillOnNet license also covers all brands marketed by sister affiliate company EGO, which also brings RedKings Poker and sports betting brand BetRedKings into play.
The company was also recently informed that their temporary license in Denmark was to be extended for the full five-year term.
Commented Michael Golembo, Marketing Director at SkillOnNet, "In keeping with our previously announced strategy of seeking licenses for all regulated markets we are very proud to be one of the first companies to be awarded a Schleswig-Holstein license. Our success over the past year in Denmark proves that we not only know how to get a license but that we are good at presenting our products to the local population once we have one."
Added Golembo, “Probably the major benefit of regulation is being able to reach a huge number of the local population with offline advertising in print and mainly TV advertising. Our current TV campaign in Denmark has proved so successful that we are now operating on a level we could only dream of prior to Regulation."
As with the Danish license the Schleswig-Holstein license will offer up new and exciting opportunities for the online software company.
Golembo clarified: "We have been approached by a number of companies in connection with Schleswig-Holstein and have already begun discussions with a major strategic partner with a view to creating a big joint venture that will dedicate itself to the German market as a whole. We believe with our expertise and the right partner, SkillOnNet will become one of the major players in the regulated German market."