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Stake went live in Mexico on 5 May 2026 through an agent arrangement with Uno Capali. Blask data shows the brand already held 1.81% BAP in Mexico, ranking 18th before the formal launch. Here is what that position looks like and what it faces.
India’s real-money gaming ban entered enforcement on 1 May in Blask’s #2 market globally by tracked brands. Blask data shows 482 offshore operators were visible before the ban, while India’s iGaming CEB has grown roughly 370% since 2021.
Bet365 has secured approval from France's regulator ANJ to operate > in the licensed online sports betting market. France has 171 active > brands, total CEB of $2.72bn, and no legal casino vertical. Bet365 > enters as the first well-capitalised global entrant in years — > with the World Cup and the UCL cycle as its opening window.
The Netherlands tightened its gambling rules in 2024 — and lost half its revenue to unlicensed operators by 2025. Using KSA data and Blask Index trends, this piece breaks down what went wrong and what the competitive landscape looks like now.
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.
Blask Index data from both markets shows what happened when the first ball was bowled on March 28.
Blask Index daily data for the US market shows five distinct demand spikes in the first quarter of 2026, all tied to specific NFL events. Super Bowl LX on February 8 produced the largest single-day reading of the period — DraftKings hit more than 5x its typical daily baseline. Here is how the full NFL postseason and March Madness moved search demand across US sportsbooks.
The 2026 NCAA Tournament projected $3.3 billion in legal handle — but consumer attention didn't distribute evenly. Blask Index data shows DraftKings performing above its monthly average while FanDuel and BetMGM continued declining. Prediction markets added a new dimension: Kalshi recorded $3.4 billion in weekly notional volume and grew its Blask Index 76% year-over-year.
