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Colombia's Constitutional Court has overturned the emergency 19% VAT on online betting, ordering DIAN to set up a refund mechanism. Blask data shows the November–January demand dip is a recurring seasonal pattern, not a tax effect. The top three operators hold close to 90% of the market — and the government's tax ambitions are far from over.
Mexico's iGaming market grew for four straight years without a modern regulatory framework. One fiscal decision sent demand down 35% in two months: a GGR tax hike from 30% to 50%. Blask data on the top brands, market size, and offshore share shows what reform should and shouldn't look like.
On April 17, 2026, bet365 went live in Michigan, adding its 17th US state for sports betting and its third for online casino. The British operator is one of the widest-reaching brands in global iGaming, but the US remains a growth market. Blask data shows where it stands.
Blask has been shortlisted for the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 in the category Affiliate Intelligence of the Year. This nomination marks another step forward in our mission to bring clarity, speed, and better decision-making to the iGaming industry. Continued industry recognition This shortlist adds to Blask’s growing track record of industry recognition. Earlier this year, […]
Four Republican representatives introduced the Save Ohio Sports Act on April 8, targeting Ohio’s $10 billion online betting market. Blask data shows the bill would directly affect only a fraction of where actual demand lives. What the bill proposes Reps. Riordan McClain, Gary Click, Johnathan Newman, and Kevin Ritter unveiled the Save Ohio Sports Act […]
Fifteen months into Brazil's licensed gambling market, Blask data shows the fastest offshore-to-onshore shift in the region — and a presidential candidate threatening to reverse it.
Uganda has tabled two bills that would unify betting and gaming tax at 30% GGR and introduce a 15% withholding on net winnings from July 2026. Government gaming revenues have grown 19x over the past decade — and Blask data shows a $119M market where licensed operators hold near-total digital dominance. Here's what the competitive picture looks like ahead of the change.
Australia has the world's highest per-capita gambling losses and a $6B online betting market. The body regulating it has no full-time employees. A reform bill introduced this week in the Northern Territory Parliament may fix that — or leave the status quo intact until at least May.
