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SkillOnNet Introduces 44ACES.com

Online casino platform provider SkillOnNet has announced a new online casino 44ACES.com.
As per the deal, the online casino will get benefit from SkillOnNet’s variety of products and services which include more than 3000 games as well as localised payment options and licenses. 44ACES will also get access to online slots tournaments, a VIP rewards scheme and a CRM platform.
“We are excited to start our journey with SkillOnNet as we believe the platform will provide a competitive edge thanks to the ongoing development in the games available and the player experience offered. 44ACES will give both VIP and casual players a new look and feel while delivering the best customer experience with a personal touch,” 44ACES.com Chief Executive, Roberto Calo said.
“We are delighted that 44ACES has chosen SkillOnNet as its white-label partner and we look forward to playing a significant role in the success of this exciting online casino brand in markets all over the world. SkillOnNet has emerged as one of the most successful online casino platform providers following phenomenons like PlayOJO and DruckGluck as well as our long-standing brands PlayMillion and SlotsMagic. We believe 44ACES will be the next big success,” Jerry Land, Vice President of B2B solutions at SkillOnNet said.
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