Skilli World is giving away $15,000 this February in a series of free tournaments. After a successful few months, Skilli hopes to reward its existing user base while also attracting new players with the promise of big prizes.

Skilli World players are in for a bonanza this month, as the app's developers have stumped up an extra $15,000 to give away in February. The promotion, which celebrates a stellar winter of unstoppable growth, is aimed at new and existing players alike.

Players of popular trivia app Skilli World are accustomed to winning generous cash prizes, but February promises to create a whole new wave of winners.

Popular quiz app Skilli World is giving away $15,000 in February to celebrate its astonishing growth over the past few months.
The giveaway, which will be distributed across a number of free tournaments, has the dual purpose of giving back to the existing Skilli World community and attracting new players with the promise of big prizes.

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