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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 data reveals the real scale of the US iGaming market. Blask tracks almost every meaningful iGaming market in the world. With the latest addition of the US and Canada, coverage now extends to 126 countries. Their combined CEB (Competitive Earning Baseline, a projected revenue calculated by Blask) exceeded $200B in 2025. The largest tracked […]
Blask findings reveal the Winter Games had almost no impact on player activity — with rare exceptions tied to nationally significant moments.
Discover how Blask Games helps operators, affiliates, and studios track real-time demand (Blask Index) and lobby visibility (GVR) of casino games. Turn analytics into actions instantly.
Blask Games turns nightly lobby screenshots into a live Game Visibility Rank, showing which titles really own the casino front row — and why it matters.
Open a country dashboard and the picture is instant: Game #1 owns half the nation’s Share of Interest, while new titles race up the chart. That read-out is the Blask Index — think of it as the iGaming world’s Nasdaq, now tracking individual games. Built on our Share-of-Interest method, the Index quantifies raw player appetite, […]
Blask celebrates its first birthday with 57 live markets, forward-looking metrics, a Games module, and an interface that surfaces insight in under two minutes. Explore our journey and what’s coming next.
Discover how operators like Stake, Premier Bet, and BC.Game use Blask to streamline operations and outsmart competitors with real-time data.
Mirror sites distort brand analytics in iGaming — Blask solves this by unifying traffic across all domains into one clean brand profile, ensuring accurate performance tracking.
Discover how Makeberry boosted affiliate traffic, conversions, and ROI using Blask analytics — a data-driven solution for scaling global affiliate networks efficiently.
Discover which iGaming brands led the world in January 2025 based on revenue, player acquisition, and market reach — and why size doesn’t always guarantee success.
