Nolimit City is an odd name for an i-Gaming software company, but then Nolimit City aren’t your average software development outfit. They’ve got a style and flair all of their own. Quirky, characterful and distinctly left field, Nolimit City are very much a product of the city they hail from. That city is Stockholm and it’s certainly a city that nurses a love for no limit poker and all the other slots and table games that can be found at land-based and web-based casinos the world over.

Nolimit City have in fact two locales to their name, one in their native Sweden and the other in Malta, where many software development firms are headquartered. Malta’s gaming-friendly status makes it an attractive base for software companies seeking to partner with the industry’s movers and shakers. Nolimit City’s Maltese HQ lies in Ta’ Xbiex, while their core team of developers are in Stockholm.

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About Nolimit City

Nolimit City have more than ten years’ experience of developing cutting edge casino games. They aim to develop fast, flexible and stable gambling software that’s compatible with platforms used by major operators. One attribute that Nolimit City are proud of is their attitude to timekeeping. They take great pride in delivering projects on time every time. While Nolimit City’s staff are clearly devoted to their work and have a work ethic that would put other companies to shame, they also speak of having a relaxed working environment that’s as devoid of stress as possible.

Within the gambling sector, it’s commonplace for software developers to enthusiastically launch social media channels before abandoning them the moment work gets heavy and other commitments take priority. To Nolimit City’s credit, they’ve maintained their social channels to date; not only that but they have a Snapchat account, which might just be a first for any company operating in their sector. Business is brisk for the Swedish firm, as they’re currently seeking to fill around a dozen positions including backend developer, sound designer and motion graphics artist.