Progressive Jackpot Tickers

[Online-casinos.co.uk]

Do any casino affiliate programs still offer progressive jackpot tickers?

[WBM]

Rewards Affiliates do

[John247]

see casinostats247 _.com widgets section - it might just be what you need - but note that there are updated like every half hour, not real time

[Online-casinos.co.uk]

Found the tickers on Rewards Affiliates - thanks, do their casinos accept UK players now?

Casinostats widget took a while to set up then realised it was all links to their site - fair enough but not what we're looking for

[WBM]

you set the currency in a javascript snippet

<script type="text/javascript">
var currency = 'EN-GBP';
</script>

View the source of my mega moolah site

[WBM]

Yeah Ive been promoting UK CC & Zodiac but after most of my players turned out to be from CA & NZ I've switched brands

[Cash Bonus]

Mainstreet Affiliates have them.

[CasinoDefence]

I created my own for GBP players using a .js file covering all the major NetEnt and Microgaming progressives. There is an update interval of 60 minutes, 12 hours or 24 hours.

Useful that Rewards Affiliates have their own, I might create a separate section for these later on.

[Renee]

Found the tickers on Rewards Affiliates - thanks, do their casinos accept UK players now?

We've had a UK licence for a couple years now, since they started doing them
If you need any more info please get in touch. I have a big ass old spreadsheet with everything you need to promote our brands to any market and would be happy to send it over to you

[555]

Mainstreet Affiliates have them.

For which game providers?

[Cash Bonus]

@555, namely Slots Plus Casino, Sun Palace Casino, Las Vegas USA Casino and Vegas Casino Online. They have different progressive jackpot tickers for a variety of games.

[potentialeight]

I created my own for GBP players using a .js file covering all the major NetEnt and Microgaming progressives. There is an update interval of 60 minutes, 12 hours or 24 hours.

Useful that Rewards Affiliates have their own, I might create a separate section for these later on.

That looks great.

[casinoteam]

Most affiliate programs have phased out standalone iframe and JavaScript tickers over the years due to CORS limitations, ad-blocker filtering, and the need for responsive mobile designs. For webmasters still looking to display dynamic progressive totals, the cleaner modern approach is pulling live jackpot data directly via provider or network API endpoints and caching it locally on a scheduled cron to populate custom counters. That avoids broken external embeds and gives complete control over styling without relying on outdated third-party widgets.

[universal4]

Good point casinoteam, and the worst part is, if "anything" goes wrong with the link to the external .js file, very often the page will completely hang for long periods and sometimes not load at all.

This is seen many thousands of times across the web on pages built many years ago that carried the MGS, RTG and other tickers.

Rick
Universal4

[kwblue]

Most affiliate programs have phased out standalone iframe and JavaScript tickers over the years due to CORS limitations, ad-blocker filtering, and the need for responsive mobile designs. For webmasters still looking to display dynamic progressive totals, the cleaner modern approach is pulling live jackpot data directly via provider or network API endpoints and caching it locally on a scheduled cron to populate custom counters. That avoids broken external embeds and gives complete control over styling without relying on outdated third-party widgets.

I was just thinking about this today, actually. do you have any pointers on where to get those API commands? I could certainly contact each gaming provider, but if you have endpoint info - that might help too I suspect they are all token-based, though.

[arix]

most providers do not hand out a public jackpot api, so you usually get the numbers one of two ways. either the affiliate program gives you a feed (xml or json, worth just asking your manager), or you look at what the operator lobby itself calls. open a casino lobby, devtools, network tab, filter xhr and you will see the jackpot request the page makes. that is the same source the widgets use. whatever you end up with, pull it server side on a cron and cache it as your own json, then let the page read only from your server. if the provider goes down you show the last known value instead of the page hanging on a dead request, which is exactly the problem universal4 described above.