Infingame Launches Jackpot Chance Engagement Tool For Casino Operators
iGaming aggregator Infingame has launched Jackpot Chance, a self-funded jackpot tool designed to add a shared jackpot layer across casino content regardless of game provider, giving operators a new engagement option without altering the underlying games or funding prize pools themselves.
Unlike jackpots tied to a single provider's portfolio, Jackpot Chance sits above the base game layer. Players make optional side bets alongside their regular wagers, and those contributions fund the jackpot pool rather than the operator's own balance sheet.
The tool supports both local jackpots and a network model connecting eligible titles from different suppliers into one shared pool.
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How The Mechanic Works
Players choose between three opt-in contribution levels, 1x, 2x and 10x, with higher levels increasing their odds across four jackpot tiers: Grand, Major, Minor and Mini.
A heads-up display above the reels shows the live Grand jackpot and lets players change their contribution level mid-session, with full rules available inside the interface.
Early Results From Live Campaigns
Infingame said one live campaign saw 49% of players opt in, with jackpot rounds making up 16% of all casino bets and generating 6.76% in additional GGR on top of base-game revenue.
Across a broader set of client campaigns, average jackpot participation reached 25% of casino bets, and the tool accounted for 4% to 8% of operator GGR.
Retention also held up: in one campaign, 73% of opted-in players returned in month two, and 68% of players who joined in month one were still active by month eight.
Built To Cut Across Suppliers
Infingame said the network model removes a structural limit of traditional jackpots, where contributions only come from players on one supplier's eligible titles. By pooling contributions across providers, operators can run jackpot strategy at the casino level rather than the game-provider level, while retaining control over RTP, contribution settings, eligibility rules and tier structure both before and after launch.
Jana Filagina, Head of Commercial at Infingame, said operator expectations around aggregation have shifted beyond simply counting the number of available games. She said operators now want to understand how content performs, how different player groups can be engaged, and how technology can help teams make faster decisions.
Infingame frames the launch as part of a broader shift from aggregation as pure content access toward what it calls a performance layer connecting content, data, engagement tools and infrastructure.
Jackpot Chance joins Infingame's existing Tournaments and Challenges engagement tools. Full technical details were reported by Recent Slot Releases. For more on how aggregators are building player-engagement tools, see GDC's online casino reviews and industry news.
