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Innovative gaming studio Peter & Sons' incredible list of online casino titles is now live in Ontario on a site powered by SkillOnNet, a global entertainment brand. Playing on PlayOJO, SlotsMagic, SpinGenie, and Knightslot, Ontarians will be able to enjoy Peter & Sons' unique brand of innovative slots created to surprise and entertain at the same size.

Peter & Sons works with international artists, mathematicians, and musicians to create some of the most interesting and entertaining titles on the market today. This includes hit titles such as Barbarosa, Book of Books, Wild One, Voodoo Hex, and Water Blox, which have already taken a storm by the .com market.

Recognized as one of P&S' signature games, Barbara offers unlimited multiplier and impressive max multiplier potential of 20,000 times, immersing players in pirate-themed adventures. Since its launch, the thrilling game has consistently awarded players with remarkable victories, further cementing player preferences' status in different portfolios.

SkillOnNet, a leading European online game operator, launched four brands in the newly regulated Ontario market in June 2022, and these sites have proven to be a huge success for players. The company believes that Peter & Sons' addition to its portfolio will strengthen the strong offering of unparalleled, cutting-edge content already chosen for the market.

Yann Bautista, business development director and co-founder of Peter & Sons, said, "We can't tell you how excited we are about entering a whole new market and reaching a whole new audience. We've put our heart and soul into building these games, and we're excited that casino players in Ontario can now enjoy them, too."

Jani Konturi, head of games at SkillOnNet, said, "Peter & Sons is an important partner studio, so it was natural to introduce games to Ontario, which is proving to be a major market for us. This is an innovative studio, producing titles rich in pop culture and humor as well as adventure and ancient mythology. We know that Ontario people will fall in love with these games the way we did."