Key points
- Jackpot Chance is a self-funded jackpot tool that works across casino games from any provider.
- Players pick 1x, 2x or 10x opt-in levels to chase the Grand, Major, Minor and Mini jackpots.
- Infingame says jackpot participation averaged 25% of casino bets across client campaigns.
- The company says the tool accounted for 4% to 8% of operator gross gaming revenue (GGR) in observed campaigns.
- Operators set return to player (RTP), contributions, eligibility, tiers and local or network mode.
Infingame, a leading aggregator in the iGaming industry, has launched Jackpot Chance, a new self-funded jackpot tool designed to add a shared jackpot layer across casino content regardless of game provider. The solution gives operators a new way to increase engagement, retention and incremental GGR without changing the underlying games or relying on house-funded prize pools.
Unlike provider-specific jackpots tied to a limited portfolio, Jackpot Chance sits above the base game layer. Players make optional side bets alongside their regular rounds, with those contributions funding the jackpot pool. The tool supports both local and network jackpot configurations.
The mechanics are deliberately straightforward, while giving players direct control over their jackpot chances. Players can choose between three opt-in levels — 1x, 2x and 10x — with each contribution level increasing their probability of winning across four jackpot tiers: Grand, Major, Minor and Mini. Players can switch between boosters directly during gameplay, adding an active choice to the jackpot experience rather than limiting participation to a simple opt-in.
The jackpot experience is integrated directly into gameplay. A HUD above the reels displays the live Grand jackpot and allows players to opt in or change their contribution level. Detailed rules are accessible within the interface, giving players visibility into how participation works.
Early live-operator data shows that the mechanic can become a meaningful part of casino activity. Across client campaigns, average jackpot participation reached 25% of casino bets, while 68% of players who joined in month one remained opted in and active by month eight. The tool has accounted for 4–8% of operator GGR in observed campaigns.
One month of live campaign performance also showed 49% of players opting in, jackpot rounds representing 16% of all casino bets, and 6.76% additional GGR generated through jackpot side bets. This data indicates that this uplift was incremental rather than coming at the expense of base-game revenue.
The retention impact is equally important. In another campaign view, 73% of opted-in players returned in month two. For operators, this positions jackpots not simply as a large-prize mechanic, but as an additional engagement loop running continuously across the casino experience.
Jackpot Chance also removes one of the structural limitations of traditional jackpots: fragmentation between suppliers. With a provider-specific jackpot, contributions come only from players interacting with that provider’s eligible titles. Infingame’s network model can instead connect players across different providers into a shared jackpot pool. A broader contribution base allows the pool to grow across participating content rather than remaining isolated within an individual supplier’s portfolio.
For operators, that creates another important advantage: jackpot strategy can be managed at casino level rather than game-provider level. A player can move between eligible titles while remaining inside the same overarching jackpot experience.
Jackpot Chance is configurable before launch and adjustable after it. Operators retain control over RTP, contribution settings, eligibility rules, jackpot tiers and whether a campaign runs locally or across a network. Once live, performance can be monitored and parameters adjusted based on actual results.
With Jackpot Chance, Infingame is extending aggregation beyond content access. The same infrastructure that connects operators to multiple suppliers can now connect those games through a common engagement mechanic turning a fragmented catalogue into a shared jackpot ecosystem.
About Infingame
Infingame is a leading game aggregator built to help operators move faster and scale smarter. Through a single API integration, the platform gives access to a portfolio of over 10,000 games from more than 100 providers, allowing partners to launch quickly without dealing with multiple integrations.
Delivered via a single API, Infingame offers unparalleled technical excellence, the industry’s fastest spin times, exclusive tournaments and strategic partnerships with top-tier operators in North America, LatAm and beyond. Spanning a portfolio of slots, crash games, sweepstakes and live casino, book a demo via the LinkedIn page, website or at sales@infingame.com.
Industry context
Infingame gives operators access to more than 10,000 games from more than 100 providers through a single API, according to the company. Its portfolio covers slots, crash games, sweepstakes and live casino, and it names North America and Latin America among its markets. EpicWins carries more North America coverage and iGaming news on its hubs.
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