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Blask analysis shows FIFA World Cup 2026 was not profitable for bookmakers, especially in the early stages. A recently published Blask special World Cup report describes how the 2026 World Cup affected iGaming demand across different countries and various stages of the tournament. It also suggests that the extended format made the World Cup unprofitable […]
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.
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.
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.
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 […]
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.
PAGCOR’s new Minimum Guaranteed Fee, $150K a month regardless of revenue, took effect June 1, 2026, and Blask data shows 24 of 48 licensed Philippine operators generated below the $500K monthly break-even floor in its first month. Arden Consult estimates 40 of 65 operators fall short of that level. From 1 June 2026, PAGCOR required […]
