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India’s PROG Act removed local real-money operators, leaving an entirely offshore market. Blask data tracks how demand changed after the ban, which brands gained market share, and why Parimatch emerged as the leader with $82.5M in CEB.
In a year and a half since the law took effect, Brazil cut offshore brands’ share of iGaming revenue from 35% to 21%. But even after licensing 167 brands and blocking more than 25,000 illegal domains, offshore still pulls in $118.3M a month. Factor in prediction markets, and the Brazil online gambling regulation offshore share […]
Brazil’s iGaming market looks very different 18 months after regulation. Blask data shows how licensed operators captured the top 10, why market concentration is accelerating, and which local brands emerged as the biggest winners.
Brazil’s iGaming demand rose only modestly during the 2026 World Cup and fell sharply after the national team’s elimination. Blask data shows how the market moved and which brands captured the tournament surge.
Six US states banned sweepstakes casinos in 2026, including California, but Blask data shows the restrictions redistributed demand rather than stopping the market.
Prediction markets combined captured 48.85% of Blask Index among all 392 tracked US iGaming brands during the 2026 World Cup window, June 1 to July 19. Kalshi logged $31B in June trading volume and controls 83% of CFTC-regulated volume, while Polymarket’s US search demand more than doubled Kalshi’s. By that point, Kalshi was already offering […]
Blask estimates that offshore brands account for roughly two-thirds of US online gambling value, even as the regulated market continues to post record growth.
Bovada leads Blask’s US iGaming BAP ranking for H1 2026 with $3.9B in CEB, edging out FanDuel’s $3.7B and DraftKings’ $3.5B, both licensed market leaders. BetMGM trails at just $1.1B, behind even offshore brands MyBookie and Rainbet, showing regulated GGR growth doesn’t equal demand leadership. New Blask data for the first half of 2026 shows […]
