Game developer Bally Wulff has extended its reach with a recent content deal with SkillOnNet, which will see all SkillOnNet powered casinos launch a selection of its games.
Bally Wulff is known for the development of land based Slot Games in Germany. As one of the top three providers in the country, it’s about time its products are introduced to the online gambling sector. The European market has seen its games throughout amusement halls and casinos.
SkillOnNet Marketing Director Michael Golembo, said, ''We are delighted to have released the Bally Wulff games for all our German speaking customers who will be familiar with these brilliant online slots. Loved for their great design and tons of innovative features Bally Wulff online are a great addition to our suite of popular slot games.''
SkillOnNet is anticipating this selection of games to be wildly popular especially on its newer Schleswig Holstein regulated German casino brand, DreuckGlueck.de. The games will be featured in the casino’s TV marketing campaign.
Additional SkillOnNet powered brands include EUcasino, MegaCasino.com, PlayMillion and SlotsMagic.
''We always choose content that appeals in a home territory and without Bally Wulff in the DACH countries your Casino can never be quite complete. The quality and excitement of the games will help extend their online footprint throughout Europe where they will compete very strongly with the so called ‘hit’ slot ranges enjoying success right now'', Golembo added.
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7 years ago
Is this a different brand to Bally who make all the American slots? If so then I doubt their foreign counterparts will be too happy to see the arrival of this name on the scene but I guess I am probably mistaken and they are one and the same. Still, looking at the image at the top I don't think the top tier game makers...
Is this a different brand to Bally who make all the American slots? If so then I doubt their foreign counterparts will be too happy to see the arrival of this name on the scene but I guess I am probably mistaken and they are one and the same. Still, looking at the image at the top I don't think the top tier game makers will be quaking in their boots just yet, will they ;)
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