Blask has expanded its coverage to 100 countries, adding Niger and giving customers a single, comparable analytics layer that spans roughly half of the world’s countries. The platform converts open‑source signals into decision‑ready KPIs — Blask Index, Acquisition Power Score (APS) and Competitive Earning Baseline (CEB) — refreshed hourly for the global iGaming ecosystem.
Crossing the 100‑country mark is more than a number — it is a promise of comparable, real‑time intelligence in the places our customers are expanding next. From established hubs to fast‑forming markets like Niger, Blask gives teams the same clean view of demand, visibility and conversion so they can act with confidence.
— Max Tesla, CEO and co-founder of Blask
Blask framed the milestone as a practical upgrade for teams that benchmark performance across markets. Users benefit from one methodology across all countries, a Global Games view that shows where specific titles are live and how widely they are promoted, and faster decisions via hourly refresh and the Trends view that separates structural moves from event‑driven spikes.
The latest cohort of new markets underscores how uneven the global map remains. Turkey, added recently, entered #2 in Blask’s global ranking even as its Blask Index declined year over year, while Tunisia shows a strong two‑month upswing in iGaming interest. Elsewhere, Ukraine is contracting (–51% YoY) as Zimbabwe and Jordan surge (+116.7% YoY). The previous updates also include Madagascar, Niger, South Sudan and Somalia. Global Games acts as the companion lens for this expansion, enabling title‑by‑title tracking across countries. Blask’s message to customers: as coverage grows, hidden knowledge emerges — the kind of early signals that anecdotal reads or lagging industry reports can miss.