Blask Metrics

Six US states banned sweepstakes casinos in 2026, including California, but Blask data shows the restrictions redistributed demand rather than stopping the market.

Aviator is #1 in Canada’s casino game rankings on Blask (26% in June 2026). The lobby shelf and visibility leaders are not the same list. On the supply side Canada looks standard: Pragmatic Play leads the provider table, and slots fill more than four of every five positions in a catalogue of 6,306 tracked games. […]

Twenty markets have a single brand capturing more than three-quarters of iGaming demand. The group runs from local names such as Bet261 and Congo Bet to 1xBet, betPawa, Bet365 and Betway. Across the 139 countries tracked by Blask from January through August 2026, the typical market was far less concentrated. The median leading brand held […]

Peru missed the 2026 World Cup, but iGaming demand still posted its sharpest monthly increase on record, with almost all CEB staying in the regulated market.

1xBet reaches 117 countries, second only to Stake among the ten largest operators, and holds the top demand position in 19 of them. On projected revenue it ranks sixth worldwide at roughly $3.31B. That combination is unusual. Most of the global top ten concentrate revenue in a handful of markets; 1xBet spreads it across more […]

Blask data shows onshore operators lost user demand while the offshore segment held flat. The regulated map in the US keeps expanding: Missouri launched legal online betting in December 2025, and Maine is preparing to open a licensed casino market. But demand is moving the other way. Over the last 12 months, user interest in […]

Three regulatory changes reshaped Russia’s iGaming market in 2026. Blask data shows offshore demand collapsed 66% year on year, while licensed operators grew as the market shifted toward regulated brands.

The UK’s 40% Remote Gaming Duty has already reshaped market share. Blask data shows sports-heavy operators gaining ground while casino-led brands face pressure.