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Home » The power of sweepstakes: how Infingame brings strategic value to the iGaming market

The power of sweepstakes: how Infingame brings strategic value to the iGaming market

Marta Sander by Marta Sander
April 22, 2026
in Industry PR
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Infingame outlines its sweepstakes aggregation model, compliance support offer, and growing operator footprint across North America, Canada and Australia.

Infingame outlines its sweepstakes aggregation model, compliance support offer, and growing operator footprint across North America, Canada and Australia.

  • Companies mentioned: Infingame
  • Markets mentioned: North America (US, Canada), Australia
  • Infingame details its sweepstakes aggregation model, studio mentoring programme, and compliance support for operators entering the North American sweepstakes market.

Infingame is strengthening its position in one of the fastest-growing segments of the iGaming industry, leveraging deep expertise in sweepstakes to help operators and game developers unlock new growth opportunities.

Over the past year, sweepstakes have moved from a niche concept to a major focus area, particularly in North America, where the model has gained significant traction across the US, with growing interest in markets such as Canada and Australia. This momentum is being driven by a fundamental shift in how players engage with gaming products.

“Sweepstakes introduce a different kind of experience,” said Dmytro Kryvorchuk, COO at Infingame. “By using token-based systems, the focus moves away from immediate financial outcomes and towards entertainment, progression, and longer player sessions.”

Infingame has positioned itself as a bridge between traditional iGaming and the sweepstakes ecosystem. While its aggregation platform connects operators to over 150 game providers, only a limited number currently offer sweepstakes-adapted content. To address this gap, Infingame works closely with studios to support the transition.

“Developing for sweepstakes is not a simple port of existing games,” Dmytro Kryvorchuk noted. “Studios must rethink everything, from language and UX to mechanics and compliance. Terms like ‘bet’ or ‘cash’ often need to be replaced entirely, and dual-currency logic must be built into the core experience.”

Infingame supports this process through technical integration, regulatory guidance, and a streamlined API that allows developers to adapt and scale content efficiently. The company has also played an active role in mentoring providers through the adaptation process, accelerating their entry into the sweepstakes market and expanding the available content pool for operators.

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This collaborative approach has enabled Infingame to build a strong foothold in North America, working alongside some of the region’s largest sweepstakes operators. As a result, new clients can be onboarded quickly, with access to relevant content and practical expertise from day one.

A key differentiator lies in Infingame’s role beyond aggregation. The company acts as a strategic partner, helping operators navigate the complex and often fragmented regulatory landscape. In North America, where requirements vary significantly between states, compliance remains a central challenge.

“We don’t just provide content, we help operators understand how to structure their platforms correctly,” Kryvorchuk said. “That includes everything from choosing the right mechanics and terminology to connecting them with legal advisors, payment providers, and financial partners who specialise in sweepstakes.”

As the market matures, Infingame continues to invest in expanding its sweepstakes offering. The company is actively onboarding new providers, sharing market insights, and supporting studios in navigating regulatory nuances.

At the same time, Infingame is enhancing its engagement toolkit. Early results have shown measurable increases in player activity and retention, particularly in reactivating dormant users. Building on this momentum, new features such as Challenges are being rolled out to give operators additional ways to drive engagement and differentiate their offering in an increasingly competitive space.

By combining content, technology, and hands-on expertise, Infingame is helping shape the future of sweepstakes, transforming it from an emerging trend into a sustainable, high-value segment of the global iGaming industry.

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 16,000 games from more than 150 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.

Editorial Commentary

The sweepstakes model has gained ground in North America because it sits outside traditional gambling frameworks in most US states. Infingame’s combination of content aggregation, studio mentoring, and compliance guidance positions it as more than a distribution layer, giving operators a structured path into the segment without building that infrastructure from scratch. The regulatory environment adds complexity: legal challenges to adjacent gaming models in US states signal that the compliance picture for sweepstakes operators is still forming, even as North American online gaming revenue continues to grow.

The longer-term test is retention. Infingame’s early engagement data is encouraging, but sustaining player activity without direct financial incentives is a different challenge from regulated gambling markets. The rollout of features like Challenges is a direct response to that pressure. With the company’s LatAm ambitions in view and Brazil emerging as a major regulated market, the next phase will require the same regulatory navigation capability that Infingame has built for the US.

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Marta Sander

Marta Sander

Marta brings over 10 years of specialized experience covering online casino games, game development, and supplier partnerships across the iGaming industry. Her investigative work has covered major industry developments including Curaçao licensing reforms, UK white paper implementations, and German interstate treaty amendments. She maintains close relationships with regulatory bodies, legal experts, and compliance professionals to deliver accurate, timely reporting that helps businesses stay ahead of regulatory change. Beyond product reviews and operator analysis, Marta provides technical insights into sportsbook platforms, payment processing, risk management systems, and data feed integrations that power modern betting experiences. Her content serves B2B professionals evaluating platform providers, odds suppliers, and trading solutions.

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