Playtech has expanded its long-standing partnership with SkillOnNet, becoming the operator’s exclusive Bingo supplier in the UK and Mexico. The agreement covers major SkillOnNet brands including PlayOJO and PlayUZU and coincides with the launch of a new Bingo brand, Zingo Bingo, which has now debuted in the UK.
SkillOnNet has migrated its Bingo offering onto Playtech’s latest Bingo platform, a move the companies described as a significant step in the evolution of their partnership. By joining Playtech’s Bingo network, SkillOnNet gains access to shared liquidity across networked rooms, player engagement features and support from Playtech’s Bingo Network Management team.
The collaboration further solidifies Playtech’s position as a major supplier of B2B Bingo liquidity, while supporting SkillOnNet’s expansion across key international markets. Both companies are working on joint campaigns aimed at increasing liquidity and enhancing player activity across the expanded Bingo portfolio.
Marat Koss, Chief Interactive Gaming Officer at Playtech, comments: “We’re pleased and excited to welcome SkillOnNet to the Playtech Bingo Network. Their decision to migrate their iconic brands like PlayOjo to our new Next-Gen iBingo platform is a strong validation of our technology and long-term Bingo strategy. We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with the SkillOnNet team as we build on our shared success and drive further growth across key markets.”
Malcolm Farrimond, Head of Bingo, SkillOnNet, added: “We are delighted to partner with Playtech Bingo as we bring PlayOjo, PlayUZU, and our new Zingo Bingo brand to their platform. To mark the launch of the new PlayOjo bingo, we will produce a large scale ATL and digital marketing campaign, including strategic TV sponsorship deals. The strength of Playtech’s technology, combined with the scale of its Bingo network, makes them the ideal partner to support our growth. We’re confident this collaboration will deliver great value to our players and look forward to building a strong, long-term relationship.”
