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PlayOJO Ontario and Skill On Net Ltd.: one company, four casino names

One brand, three siblings

The iGaming Ontario directory lists PlayOJO beside Skill On Net Ltd., a company that also runs Knightslots, SlotsMagic and SpinGenie. Here is what that entry tells you, and what to look up next.

PlayOJO Ontario is a familiar casino name in the iGaming Ontario directory, and its entry is a good example of how much a single directory line can tell you. The brand sits beside a company, Skill On Net Ltd., and that company sits beside three more casino names. None of this says anything about bonuses or games. It does tell you who you would be dealing with, and which other brands share that business.

What the directory entry for PlayOJO Ontario shows

The iGaming Ontario directory is a public page that lists gaming websites beside the operators that run them. The page gives 6 August 2026 as the date its listing is accurate to. It was opened on 28 August 2026 and again on 16 September 2026.

For PlayOJO, the entry holds three pieces of information:

That is the whole entry. It does not list games, payment methods, bonuses or support hours. Those belong to the brand's own pages and terms.

The category matters more than it looks. Some directory entries carry two or three categories, such as Casino and Sports Betting together. PlayOJO carries only Casino, so the directory does not place a sportsbook or a poker room under this brand.

Skill On Net Ltd. and its four brands

Search the same directory for Skill On Net Ltd. and four websites come back:

  • Knightslots, at knightslots.ca
  • PlayOJO, at playojo.ca
  • SlotsMagic, at slotsmagic.ca
  • SpinGenie, at spingenie.ca

All four are listed in the Casino category only. That puts Skill On Net Ltd. alongside Cadtree Limited and BetMGM Canada Inc. as a company with four names in the directory, behind Apollo Entertainment Ltd with seven and ElectraWorks Maple Limited with five. The who owns what guide sets out every multi-brand company.

Each of the four brands has its own domain, its own look and its own name on the lobby. Nothing in the directory says they share a lobby design, a game library or a set of terms. It says only that the same business runs all four.

What shared ownership means for a PlayOJO Ontario account

Knowing the company is useful in a few concrete ways.

The PlayOJO Ontario lobby
The PlayOJO lobby as it appeared on 28 August 2026. The iGaming Ontario directory names Skill On Net Ltd. as the operator behind it.

The company is the party to your account. If you open an account on PlayOJO, the business behind the agreement is the company named in the brand's terms. The directory names Skill On Net Ltd. Before depositing, scroll to the footer and open the terms to confirm the name printed there matches. A short explainer on brand and company names shows where to look.

Sister brands are separate products. Knightslots, SlotsMagic and SpinGenie are listed as their own websites. Read each brand's terms on its own. A clause, a limit or a document deadline printed on one of them should not be assumed for another.

Account tools may or may not carry across. If you set a deposit limit or take a time-out on one brand, check that brand's terms for whether the tool reaches the company's other sites, and ask support in writing if the terms do not say. Do not assume a time-out on one of the four covers the rest. The responsible gambling guide explains the tools themselves.

Complaints go to the company. A complaint about a PlayOJO account is addressed to the business in PlayOJO's terms, quoting the clause and your transaction reference. The complaints guide covers the rest.

Checking the entry yourself

A directory entry reflects one date, so it is worth checking again before a first deposit:

  1. Open the iGaming Ontario directory and find playojo.ca.
  2. Note the operator printed beside it.
  3. Open the brand's terms and find the company named in the opening paragraph.
  4. Compare the two names, allowing for punctuation and «Ltd.» versus «Limited».

If they match, you know the business behind the brand. If they differ, ask support to explain in writing before sending money. The check a casino guide adds the next steps, from identity checks to withdrawal caps.

Matching the domain

The directory prints a domain for every website, and for this brand it is playojo.ca. That detail is easy to skip and worth a moment. Before signing up, compare the address bar with the domain the directory shows, letter by letter. A site with a similar name on a different address is not the entry you looked up, whatever its logo says.

The Knightslots Ontario page
The Knightslots lobby as it appeared on 28 August 2026. The iGaming Ontario directory names Skill On Net Ltd. as the operator behind it.

The same habit works for the sister brands. Knightslots, SlotsMagic and SpinGenie each have a .ca domain in the directory, and each is the address to compare against. Bookmark the address once you have confirmed it, and use the bookmark rather than a search result or a link in a message.

Frequently asked questions

Which company runs PlayOJO?
The iGaming Ontario directory lists PlayOJO, at playojo.ca, beside Skill On Net Ltd. The directory page gives 6 August 2026 as the date its listing is accurate to, and it was opened on 28 August and 16 September 2026. Before depositing, open the terms on the brand's own site and confirm the company named in the first paragraph matches the directory.
What are PlayOJO's sister brands?
The same company, Skill On Net Ltd., appears in the directory beside three other websites: Knightslots, SlotsMagic and SpinGenie. All four are listed under the Casino category only. They are separate brands with their own domains, so read each one's terms individually rather than assuming a rule on one applies to the others.
Does the directory show PlayOJO's games or bonuses?
No. The entry gives the website, the operator and the product category, which for PlayOJO is Casino. Games, payment methods, bonus rules and identity check clauses sit on the brand's own pages and in its terms. The directory is useful for confirming who runs a site; the terms are where the rules of the account are printed.