In one place, Blask Games lets every corner of the iGaming ecosystem see ― in hard numbers ― which titles matter, where, and why.

Why Blask Games is a must-have.

Open the dashboard and you’re greeted by two signals that matter:

• Black Index – the people's interest for each game.
• Game Visibility Rank – the seat-map of every title across thousands of lobbies.
  
  Together they show supply and demand in one glance — which game people want and whether it’s actually visible. That single pane of glass is why early users call the tool “Nasdaq for iGaming”.

Operator-side wins.

Curate instead of guess. Open the country page each morning, sort by Share of Interest (SoI), and prune any slot whose interest line sinks while its Lobby GVR drifts past 50. You free up hero-row space and watch bet-per-session rise the same week.

Break the star-title habit. When all rivals push Gates of Olympus, you filter by theme, find another high-volatility myth slot that’s still in SoI growth, and make it your USP.

De-risk new-market launches. Before applying for a Mexican licence, you see crash mechanics grabbing 18% SoI. You license more crash content up-front and avoid a cold start.

Out-position competitors. Compare your average Lobby GVR spread with the two biggest brands in country; if they bury blackjack while you’ve room to promote it, you double the banner rotation and steal mind-share.

Prove promo ROI overnight. Run a weekend St Patrick’s takeover. Monday’s GVR chart shows three Irish slots jumping from row 4 to row 1—hard proof the splash worked.

Audit provider value. Sort titles by provider; the studio you’re paying top dollar for supplies only one game in the national top 20. Time to renegotiate or diversify.

Map player taste by theme. Slot fans in Brazil love fruit reels, while Indian traffic spikes on card themes; tailor retention promos accordingly.

Spot trends early. An SoI curve for “battle royale” slots starts bending upward; you licence that theme while competitors are still looking at last quarter’s numbers.

Dynamic bonus spend. If a game’s Lobby GVR falls ten places, auto-lower free-spin budgets and re-allocate to a newcomer climbing into the first row.

Automatic off-boarding.Once a title’s average GVR drifts past 70 and SoI drops under 0.1%, your CMS flags it for archive — leaner lobby, faster load.

Responsible-gaming radar.Set an alert if crash games occupy more than three slots in the top-ten Lobby GVR list; review before regulators ask.

Marketing & CRM.

Hyper-targeted promos.Use SoI by country to match creatives — dragon slots in Brazil, cricket themes in India — boosting click-through without blanket spam.

Region-first ad budgets.Shift media spend towards states where SoI rises fastest; cut waste in cooling geos.

Instant creative briefs.SoI reveals Japanese-style slots trending; design team pivots art to cherry-blossom imagery this sprint, not next quarter.

VIP retention.Show high-rollers that their favourite titles still sit in your first row while rivals push them down; loyalty secured.

Launch-day pushes.As soon as a sequel enters the top-20 Lobby GVR, trigger a personalised push to players of the original.

Channel mix by outcome.Tie SoI lifts to each marketing channel and shift spend weekly, not at quarter-end.

Affiliate growth levers

Campaign “sniper mode.”Build landing pages around the five fastest-rising titles in each country and outrank slower sites.

Geo-specific funnels.Send Brazilian readers to free-spin offers on slots; route Indians to live-game cashback, reflecting regional SoI.

Competitor gap mining.If rival sites ignore fishing-theme slots while SoI for that niche spikes, your reviews capture the long tail.

Rev-share proof.Embed public Blask charts in partner decks to justify higher CPA because you can prove organic demand.

Real-time trend hijacking.When World Cup slots climb in SoI, publish themed content within 24 hours and catch the traffic wave.

Provider & studio advantages

Global performance at a glance.Track any game’s Lobby GVR and SoI to decide whether to double promo or sunset.

Data-driven ideation.See pirate themes under-served yet growing; green-light a swashbuckling slot instead of another fruit clone.

Name A/B testing.Release Lucky Rabbit and Fortune Rabbit in different regions; SoI shows which name resonates, then you unify global branding.

Timed releases.Football themes peak six weeks before a major tournament; bring the new soccer slot to market in that window.

Certification triage.If an uncertified game already owns 3% SoI in Brazil, legal fast-tracks GLI for that jurisdiction first.

Finance, strategy & compliance

M&A due diligence.Before buying a local operator, confirm its GGR isn’t tied to one over-exposed blockbuster by reviewing its whole GVR spread.

Early revenue forecasting.SoI upticks lead actual deposits by weeks — finance tightens monthly forecasts sooner.

Regulatory health checks.Share independent Lobby GVR logs with watchdogs to prove promo-placement promises without screenshots.

Credit-risk benchmarks.Banks assess a casino’s average Lobby GVR profile as a proxy for sustainable organic traffic.

State-level splits (road-map).Federated markets like the US will soon get sub-regional SoI—vital for tax planning and hyper-local marketing.

The common thread

All this scenarios work because Blask Games fuses two daily signals — what players want (search demand) and where games actually sit (site supply) — into one actionable view, so every team can act before the window of opportunity closes.

Finding your way around Blask Games

When you first open the dashboard you’ll land on the Country-level view. That single page is enough to see which games own the lobby, who is gaining share of interest, and where gaps in your catalogue (or someone else’s) suddenly appear. From there, everything follows three clicks:

1. Drill from market → game. Click any title in the table to jump to its Game view. You’ll see a 30-day Lobby GVR line, brand-by-brand positions, and the same demand curves used in our examples above.
   
2. Hop from game → brand. In the Game view, each operator name is a link. One click shows that brand’s entire library ranked by daily GVR and filtered by page type.
   
3. Return home with the breadcrumb. The navigation trail in the header always shows where you are (“Brazil › Games › Sweet Bonanza”). Click any crumb to step back.
   

🔗 Need a visual walkthrough? See the short guide “Navigating Blask Games”. It includes annotated screenshots and a 90-second screen-capture tour.

Explore, filter, pin a few titles, and watch the lines move. Blask was built to answer the deep questions as soon as you start asking them.

Ready to see it live?

Book a personal 20-minute demo and watch Blask Games surface the exact titles your players want tomorrow—before the lobby even loads.