ThrillTech Rolls Out Player-Funded ThrillPots via Honoré Gaming Platform

It was on 28 October 2026 that ThrillTech announced that it was partnering with operator platform provider Honoré Gaming to roll out its ThrillPots jackpot product across Honoré‘s operator network in Africa and Latin America. The release describes it in three words that carry the whole commercial logic: a "licensed, player-funded product".

Who Pays for the Prize Pool

Players opt in to the extra jackpot pools through a small side bet. As the side bets are placed, the jackpot pools grow with no contribution from the operator. The operator is not funding the prizes out of its own margin.

Honoré Gaming chief executive Christophe Casanova names the category without softening it. ThrillPots is "a proven, fully licensed revenue lever" that scales with the business "without compromising on responsible play". He adds that it "brings a huge dose of fun to our operators while giving players chances to land greater rewards".

One Integration, Five Verticals

The solution can feature in casino, live casino, sports betting, virtual sports and bingo titles, and is delivered through "a single integration". Prizes run from daily awards up to seven-figure payouts.

Faye Williams, head of business development at ThrillTech, says Honoré has built "one of the most relevant B2B platforms in Africa and Latin America", and that the deal gives ThrillPots "immediate scale in markets where our player-funded jackpot model is uniquely well suited". She added that the solution is flexible and can be suited to markets with very different betting levels, allowing local operators to adjust side-bet amounts, jackpot structures and prize pools. The technology, she says, "has already delivered seven-figure payouts elsewhere".

Honoré Gaming chief technology officer Thomas Lebrun calls it "one of the most advanced jackpot solutions we have worked with" and "a genuinely powerful addition to the Honoré Gaming ecosystem".

Regions Named, Specific Markets Omitted

The announcement did not identify any specific markets or operators that would be featuring ThrillPots, nor the number of operators, markets, or games that would be involved.

Nor is there a number anywhere except "seven-figure". The side bet is "small" but unpriced. The jackpot tiers are "multi-tier" but uncounted. For a product whose selling point is that players fund it, the one figure a player would want — what the side bet costs — is the figure the announcement leaves out.