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Alberta opened its regulated iGaming market on July 13, but three of its five largest brands by BAP remain outside the new system. Blask data shows Stake, Rainbet and Roobet collectively hold 36% of market demand.
England recorded the quarterfinals’ biggest single-day market gain, while Switzerland and Norway lost share immediately after elimination. Blask World Cup Index shows how results and controversy reshaped iGaming demand.
A crypto casino captured 27.95% of the Japanese market in June, overtaking incumbents who have been losing ground for the second year running. In June 2026, Rainbet moved from 16th to first place in Japan. Blask Index for the brand grew 50x in a single month — the largest single-month jump Blask has recorded in […]
Blask and CasinoRank have formed an editorial partnership that puts live demand data behind iGaming journalism. The first results are already public: an in-depth interview with Blask CEO Max Tesla and a joint report delivering the first clean read on the UK market under 40% Remote Gaming Duty.
Argentina survived Egypt’s comeback challenge at World Cup 2026, but Blask World Cup Index data shows the eliminated team generated stronger market growth, with demand rising nearly four times faster after the match.
US World Cup Index jumped 51% on match day despite the team’s 4–1 loss to Belgium. Blask data shows the surge was driven by the Balogun controversy, Trump’s FIFA intervention and pre-match media attention.
Alberta iGaming market 2026 opens to private operators on July 13, with FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, bet365, Caesars, BetRivers, Betty, BET99 and more entering the province. Blask data shows which Alberta-bound brands already have organic demand in Canada before the market opens.
Blask Index data shows that the World Cup 2026 knockout stage lifted iGaming demand in seven national markets, with Japan, Norway, Germany and France among the fastest-growing.
