Nolimit City’s Entry into Brazil’s Regulated Online Gaming Market

Nolimit City Partners with SkillOnNet to Enter Brazilian Market

Nolimit City, a renowned game provider known for its innovative and player-centric titles such as Tombstone Slaughter, Duck Hunters, and Fire in the Hole 3, has expanded its presence into Brazil through a strategic partnership with SkillOnNet. This collaboration aims to introduce Nolimit City’s cutting-edge gaming portfolio to Brazilian players.

Introduction of Nolimit City Games via Prominent Local Brands

Through this partnership, Nolimit City‘s games have launched on two significant Brazilian platforms: PlayUZU.bet.br and BacanaPlay.bet.br. SkillOnNet praised these launches, highlighting the distinctive and impactful nature of these games, which bring fresh and exciting options to Brazil’s rapidly developing online casino scene.

Both SkillOnNet and Nolimit City are among the early entrants into Brazil’s newly legalized online gambling market, which officially opened on January 1, 2025. Malcolm Mizzi, Nolimit City’s COO and Commercial Director, expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to make their games accessible through these promising and influential brands in Brazil.

“We are thrilled to commence operations with SkillOnNet in Brazil,” Mizzi stated. “Our future plans include delivering even more daring and captivating content tailored for the Brazilian audience.”

SkillOnNet’s representative, Jani Kontturi, also shared positive sentiments about the collaboration. Kontturi commented that partnering with Nolimit City was a natural choice due to their bold, unique content, which stands out and resonates strongly with Brazilian players.

Brazil’s Strengthening Regulatory Measures in the Online Gaming Sector

Concurrently, Brazil is actively enhancing consumer safeguards and regulatory frameworks within its online gambling industry. In June, authorities targeted illegal operators who amassed revenues exceeding $5 million, signaling a firm stance against unregulated activities.

More recently, the Brazilian Ministry of Finance teamed up with the Digital Council of Brazil to collaborate with major technology and social media companies. This alliance includes leading platforms such as Google, Meta, TikTok, Amazon, and Kwai, which will coordinate efforts to prevent offshore and unauthorized gambling promotions and operations within Brazil.