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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 […]
Blask data shows in the countries where a single brand collects almost all user demand the winners are mostly local names, not global operators. iGaming is usually a crowded race: in most of the markets Blask tracks, the leading brand holds less than half of national demand (measured by Blask Index). But in 19 countries […]
1xBet ranks #6 globally by projected revenue (~$3.31B) and operates in 117 countries — the second-widest footprint of any top-10 operator. This overview breaks down 1xBet’s biggest revenue markets, fastest-growing GEOs, licensing footprint, and how its game catalog differs across five markets. Blask Index is Blask’s real-time measure of brand and market demand — a […]
Blask data shows iGaming activity peaked in the group stage and faded toward the final — even in India, the country that won the trophy.
Blask findings reveal the Winter Games had almost no impact on player activity — with rare exceptions tied to nationally significant moments.
One year into Brazil's regulated iGaming market, the chaos has settled. The illusions are next to go. Blask CEO Max Tesla and Ricardo Rosada unpack the market from the inside — with live Blask data, a frank read on the illegal sector, and a clear framework for who survives 2026.
Blackjack, tracked as a generic multi-operator search term rather than one studio’s product, tops the ranking of top casino games in Spain by share of interest, holding 42.8% of demand in July 2026 and every month since January 2024. Among branded titles, Pragmatic Play’s Sweet Bonanza leads at just 3.6%, the gap separating generic live-table […]
Most market share data in iGaming is built on revenue — a backward-looking metric that arrives late and hides brand-level shifts. This guide explains how demand-based market share works, what BAP measures, and how operators use it to spot competitive movement before it shows up in financials.
