SkillOnNet

What we found

Eight offices: Limassol, Lisbon, Melilla, Madrid, London, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Malta and Tel Aviv. For a turnkey platform supplier that geography is the product. SkillOnNet has been running since 2005, and the Iberian and Latin American concentration is deliberate — Spain, Portugal, Brazil and Argentina share language, regulatory habits and payment culture, and a supplier staffed across all four crosses those borders without learning each one from scratch.

Melilla is the detail that gives it away. It is a Spanish city on the North African coast with its own gaming jurisdiction, used by operators serving the Spanish market, and nobody opens an office there by accident.

Licences cover Malta, Denmark, Mexico and Brazil — the last two being the markets that regulated most recently and most strictly in the Americas. Genting appears as a client, which for a turnkey supplier is a substantial name: a listed casino group choosing someone else's platform is a reference that survives scrutiny.

What you buy is a casino platform with live casino and CRM, delivered turnkey, with over 3,000 slots and table games and round-the-clock multilingual support. Turnkey only, note — SkillOnNet expects you to hold your own licence rather than operate under its.

The gaps are the usual ones for this segment: no certifications, no licence numbers and no pricing on record. Given the Brazilian and Mexican positioning, the certification question is the sharp one — both markets have technical requirements, so ask which lab tested the platform and for which jurisdiction.