Honoré Gaming adds ThrillTech's ThrillPots jackpot product for operators in Africa and Latin America
Honoré Gaming has partnered with ThrillTech to offer the player-funded ThrillPots jackpot solution to operators on its platform in Africa and Latin America through a single integration.
Honoré Gaming has signed a partnership with ThrillTech to make the ThrillPots player-funded jackpot solution available to operators on its platform across Africa and Latin America. The product is described as fully licensed, and operators will be able to access it through a single integration.
ThrillPots works on a player-funded model. Players take part in separate jackpot pools by placing a small additional side bet. The prize structure includes several tiers, from jackpots that are awarded regularly each day to potential payouts reaching seven figures. According to the announcement, the feature can be used across online casino, live casino, sports betting, virtual sports and bingo.
Operators will be able to configure the jackpots to suit their own markets. Adjustable elements include side-bet amounts, prize pools and the choice of jackpot structure. The companies say this flexibility is meant to reflect differences in player preferences and market conditions across the two regions.
Christophe Casanova, CEO of Honoré Gaming, said the product gives operators a proven, fully licensed revenue lever that scales with their business and fits each market without compromising on responsible play. He added that the partnership responds to what the company's markets are looking for.
Faye Williams, Head of Business Development at ThrillTech, said Honoré Gaming has built one of the most relevant B2B platforms in Africa and Latin America, and that the deal gives ThrillPots immediate scale in those regions. She noted that the same technology has already delivered seven-figure payouts elsewhere.
For Honoré Gaming, the move broadens the feature set available within its ecosystem. Operators can add jackpot functionality across several gaming categories without separate integrations, and they gain more control over how jackpot products are configured and presented to players in different jurisdictions. Thomas Lebrun, the company's CTO, described ThrillPots as one of the most advanced jackpot solutions it has worked with, citing its flexibility and level of customisation.
The company said the integration is part of a wider strategy to supply adaptable gaming technology and locally tailored entertainment in emerging markets.
Based on reporting by igamingtoday.