Gamification widgets for iGaming

No. Horse of Fortune runs as a standalone layer on top of your site — one script tag and the widgets are live, with everything else configured from the backoffice. You can connect it to your CRM later for deeper segmentation, but it isn't required to start running campaigns.

Days, not weeks. A typical pilot goes live in about three days, and most of that is agreeing on prizes and visuals rather than engineering. Once the script tag is on your site, a new campaign is configured and activated from the dashboard in minutes.

No. The loader is small and runs asynchronously after your page has rendered, so it never blocks content or interaction. Widget bundles are fetched only for the widgets actually configured for that page, and all assets are served from a CDN.

Prizes, probabilities and levels are configured by you in the backoffice. The outcome of every draw is decided on our server at request time, never in the browser, so a player cannot fake a win from the console or by tampering with the response. Automated traffic is filtered out by bot detection before a draw is allowed.

Yes. Guests are identified by a browser fingerprint, so a visitor can see the prizes and spin before signing up, with the reward unlocked once registration is complete. The guest sees real value before filling in a form.

Yes. The loader fetches the configuration for every widget on the page in a single request and initialises them in parallel, each with its own launch button. Only one can be open at a time, though — the rest wait their turn so the player is never buried in popups.

Yes, completely. Colours, fonts, artwork and animations are tailored to your brand identity rather than picked from a template, with light and dark themes out of the box. We also build seasonal and event skins — New Year, Halloween, a campaign launch — so the same mechanic looks new every time you run it.