How June performs across global iGaming markets
The first month of summer usually sits near the bottom of the calendar — until a major tournament lands inside it.
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The first month of summer usually sits near the bottom of the calendar — until a major tournament lands inside it.
Blask data shows that offshore operators capture the majority of Australian iGaming revenue despite holding less than 30% of user demand. Recent tightening in enforcement helped licensed iGaming brands in Australia capture the vast majority of user demand. Except for one jurisdiction, where the population structure works against them. Yet the money still leaks offshore […]
The last month of the spring rarely shows highest iGaming demand, but it avoids the bottom. May is the only month in the iGaming calendar that, on a three-year average, never ranks as even second-weakest by iGaming demand. But it is not strong either — only one country has it as its number 1 month, […]
Blask data shows that demand for unlicensed brands in the state exceeded demand for onshore operators in April 2026. West Virginia is the first regulated multi-operator online casino state where, according to Blask data, offshore demand overtook onshore user interest. The only other state with a regulated online casino vertical where offshore brands already lead […]
The growth is driven by offshore brands that adapted to tightening regulatory pressure. The demand for iGmaing in Poland fell for over a year. Offshore brands led the decline, losing ground to a regulatory campaign built to protect the country’s state-run online casino monopoly. April Blask data shows the downtrend has stopped — and offshore […]
Blask data shows what powers the world’s most category-driven iGaming market. The United States is the only country where general gambling demand outweighs the branded iGaming interest. The leading category is Lottery. It accounts for the most unbranded demand in 43 states — including one where lottery is prohibited. In the other seven, the most […]
One brand holds half of the demand, and another is catching up. Peru’s iGaming regulation framework came into force in early 2024. The licensed market it produced is now the most onshore-dominated of any major iGaming country in Latin America — but it didn’t grow evenly. Demand more than doubled, and most of the gain […]
Blask data shows that LatAm’s third-largest iGaming market is leaking revenue offshore despite a high channelization rate. Argentina built one of Latin America’s fastest-growing iGaming markets without a national regulator. Each of its 24 jurisdictions issues its own licenses and sets its own rules. By 2025, the market reached $1.44B in projected revenue — and […]