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India’s ban on real-money online games pushed consumer demand toward offshore operators. Blask data shows which brands gained after Dream11 and MPL exited.

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.

Customer acquisition cost in sports betting has reached $250–$750 per player and is still climbing. Prediction markets are bidding up the same sports keywords and media inventory that traditional sportsbooks rely on, while operators opening new regulated states and provinces face the same auction pressure from day one.  Cutting spend alone does not fix the […]

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.

Blask analysis reveals why Alberta’s regulated market faces a long battle against offshore operators despite the launch of private licenses.

Kazakhstan’s licensed iGaming market lost nearly 70% of its Blask Index from January to June as payment restrictions disrupted local bookmakers. Fonbet emerged as the main beneficiary after completing its integration ahead of competitors.