Strategy

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.

Operators in the Philippines must pay $150K a month regardless of revenue. PAGCOR’s new fee is already reshaping the competitive landscape — Blask data shows who is positioned to survive. From 1 June 2026, PAGCOR required all licensed iGaming operators to pay a Minimum Guaranteed Fee — Php9M ($150K) per month regardless of actual revenue. […]

betPawa dominates the APS metric in emerging markets, while US-facing brands command larger CEB. Only two operators bridge both worlds.  Blask data reveals an interesting divide: the brands dominating APS are rarely the same ones leading in CEB. It’s a classic trade-off between volume and value. This article breaks down the top 10 iGaming operators […]

The operator is going all in on its Danish launch — with an acquisition, a national stadium HQ, and an Astralis jersey deal.

Blask data shows iGaming activity peaked in the group stage and faded toward the final — even in India, the country that won the trophy.

Italy's iGaming demand follows the football calendar with mechanical precision — every peak, trough, and weekly rhythm maps to a recognizable fixture trigger.

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.