Malta-based entertainment operator SkillOnNet has introduced a fresh wave of casino content through a new agreement with software studio Swintt, bringing the developer’s slot titles to multiple regulated markets.
The agreement places Swintt’s Select, Premium and Elysium Studios releases on several SkillOnNet-powered platforms operating in .com territories as well as in the UK and Mexico. Players using brands such as PlayOJO, SlotsMagic and SpinGenie can now access the supplier’s catalogue, expanding the range of titles available on each site.
SkillOnNet confirmed that additional market launches will follow in the months ahead. The company plans to extend the integration across more regulated jurisdictions within its network, allowing customers in further regions to access Swintt’s three product lines through locally licensed platforms. The phased rollout reflects the operator’s structured approach to entering and serving compliant markets.
Expanding Access Across Regulated Markets
Swintt entered the market in 2019 and has focused on building a diverse slots portfolio aimed at a broad player base. The Premium range leans toward traditional casino themes, including titles such as Seven Seven Pots and Pearls. In contrast, its Select series introduces distinct gameplay mechanics, with examples such as Aloha Spirit XtraLockTM reflecting a more experimental design approach.
The supplier strengthened its offering further after acquiring Elysium Studios. That move enabled Swintt to develop games tailored to contemporary casino audiences, particularly those who prefer mobile-first formats and feature-driven gameplay.
Among the Elysium releases now available through SkillOnNet’s brands are the folklore-themed I Hate Fairytales and the sequel Pirate Pledge: Frozen Seas, which draws on nautical adventure motifs. These titles form part of a broader strategy to serve different player preferences within regulated environments while maintaining compliance standards in each jurisdiction.
SkillOnNet stated that adding the full Swintt suite enhances the depth of content available to its operator partners. The rollout supports the company’s approach of combining established providers with newer studios to broaden choice across its platforms and sustain long-term content diversity.
Executives Highlight Strategic Value
Jani Kontturi, Head of Games at SkillOnNet, said: “SkillOnNet has always prided itself on working with best software providers in the business, so adding a brand of Swintt’s calibre to our portfolio is a huge plus. The deal will further strengthen our current offering, and we’re particularly excited to see how some of their newer Elysium Studios slots perform for our clients.”
Swintt’s Chief Commercial Officer Anthony Dalla-Giacoma pointed to the importance of the arrangement for the developer’s international growth plans. He said: “Swintt is very happy to have partnered with SkillOnNet in a deal that has significant strategical importance for our brand. Given the company’s multiple licences, global outlook and extensive list of clients, working with them will enable us to put our games in front of a wide new audience.”
The collaboration grants Swintt exposure across SkillOnNet’s licensed markets while reinforcing the operator’s commitment to expanding its games library. Both companies indicated that further launches across additional territories will follow as integrations progress, strengthening their presence in established and emerging regulated regions alike.
Source:
“SkillOnNet goes live with Swintt games”, Press Release, February 25, 2026
