Spade’s games have found traction in the Asian market, especially its games based on the Fish Hunter genre – all of which now join the 3,500 other titles available on SkillOnNet’s service.

Jani Kontturi, Head of Games at SkillOnNet, said of the deal: “With a focus on quality, technology and pure gameplay, Spadegaming is producing some of the best gaming content around. They are huge in Asia and pretty big in Latam countries too.

“We’re pretty confident their games are going to be massively popular with European players, as well. Fishing War and Fishing God are hugely engaging titles, and they bolster our arcade-style content, which has a fast-growing audience in all markets.”

Meanwhile, Danny Vincent, General Manager at Spadegaming, added: “We’re delighted to partner with SkillOnNet, an industry pioneer and one of the biggest names in the industry.

"We’re passionate about building games that engage and entertain, and this deal means our games will reach new audiences and new markets through some of the world’s biggest gaming brands.”   

Last month, SkillOnNet asked its affiliate partners to participate in Safer Gambling Week in the UK, while it announced all of its brands would be involved in the campaign.

As part of the promotion, SkillOnNet had a banner on the homepages of its brands to raise awareness during the week-long campaign, as well as sending out a Safer Gambling Week email to customers on mail databases.