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In-house Russian operations no longer match the scale. Сhief executive Ruslan Suleymanov said that Tennisi left the B2C market and focused on the B2B — the company developed its own software for iGaming operators. Tennisi already has a partner and will supply its platform to that company, then stop running the Russian business as the […]
A three-month legalisation rumours are spreading across Russia. On 1 October, deputy finance minister Ivan Chebeskov spoke at the ERAI* forum “Gambling: deductions for sport”. He said the shadow online-casino sector is now comparable with the licensed bookmaker market. Players there have no protection, and the budget gets no tax and no sports deductions. *ERAI […]
Uzbekistan issued its first bookmaker licences on July 31, 2026. Blask data shows offshore brands still hold 65% of demand, even after the regulated market officially opened.
Georgia is fast-tracking a split gambling bill that would offer international operators a low-cost license and 5% GGR tax, while blocking them from serving Georgian users. Blask data shows local brands still hold 99.26% of measurable demand.
Kazakhstan’s tax service disclosed a full annual breakdown of the legal betting sector, showing $2B in stakes and $521M in GGR for 2025. However, stricter rules, ad restrictions and the new Unified Betting Accounting System are already cooling the licensed market and pushing part of demand offshore.
Armenia is moving to block offshore gambling payments, but the market has already run ahead of regulation: Blask Index for offshore brands tripled in two years. Armenia’s parliament passed a package of amendments to the gambling law in the first reading. The official goal is to cut off revenue for unlicensed operators and leave payment […]
