RegulationIndia’s iGaming ban: what changed and what didn’t
Blask data show that despite increased pressure from Indian authorities, iGaming demand in 2025 followed 2024’s pattern, with operators adapting rather than the market breaking.
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MarketsBrazil’s licensed iGaming market is large. The tail stays thin
Brazil is no longer a regulation cliffhanger. It is a licensed market with an $8.87B eight-month CEB, one brand on a quarter of demand, and a grey remainder that Blask already measured elsewhere.
BlaskWhy every iGaming supplier needs Blask — and how to use it today
If you build infrastructure for iGaming — payments, content, platforms, KYC/AML, risk tools, analytics — you can’t scale on hunches. Blask turns open‑source market signals into a clear, comparable view of where demand is forming, which brands are accelerating, and what each country is likely to return. The result is fewer cold pitches, fewer dead‑end integrations, and smarter expansion into the right markets at the right time.
