Canada took Brazil’s fourth place, and the Philippines took India’s eighth.
Blask summed monthly CEB (Competitive Earning Baseline, projected revenue) across 142 countries for April–June and July–September 2026. Seven of the ten posted a lower three-month total than in the previous quarter, and the United States stayed more than six times the United Kingdom.
July, August and September form a single total, set against April, May and June. Canada moved up while both of those quarters were lower, on the milder of the two. Blask Index, the search series, fell 4.4% in Canada and 27.9% in Brazil, and that demand gap is several times the gap in projected revenue: search in Brazil dropped much further than its CEB, and the place still moved.
Projected revenue in the Philippines rose by the only double-digit margin in the ten. Its search series slipped 0.2%, against 26.8% in India, so India left the rung on a demand drop that CEB only partly followed.
Held places moved on search too. Blask Index declined 18.9% in Turkey and 10% in the United Kingdom, and Russia went the other way, with search up 8% and projected revenue down.
The United States and Japan kept first and tenth, down 6.4% and 13.6% on that series, with Japan’s CEB slightly higher.
Inside the biggest iGaming markets, the countries that dropped a place lost more than a quarter of search and a smaller share of projected revenue. The rung followed the smaller of those two moves.