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One of the Wildz’ Group brands is already among the top five in Finland. Wildz Group said on 15 October 2026 that Finland’s National Police Board approved a five-year gambling licence from 1 July 2027. The National Police Board handles licensing until June 2027, when the new Gambling Act opens online betting and casino to […]
Two months after Alberta let private operators in, onshore brands held 64% of user interest, and the former state owned monopolist kept most of what it had. Until July 13, PlayAlberta was the only legal iGaming brand in Alberta, and in June it accounted for 15.6% of the province’s demand measured by Blask Index. Once […]
Less than 36 hours separated the São Paulo injunction and the order that put Stake back under the betting ban. On 9 October 2026, TRF-3 president Luis Antonio Johonsom Di Salvo granted the Union’s request to suspend the partial stay that had let Stake Brazil Ltda. keep stake.bet.br online until 25 October. Stake worked legally […]
Brazil’s betting sponsorship ban hits 14 of the 20 clubs in Série A, where betting brands are master sponsors in deals worth about R$910 million (about $180 million) a year, according to Brazilian press reports. Since Provisional Measure 1.394 banned those brands, Blask Index shows demand for licensed betting brands in Brazil fell 83% below […]
Daily Blask Index data shows demand for Brazil-licensed betting brands fell from 5.41 million on September 25 to 964 thousand on October 1, a drop of 82%. Offshore demand stayed between 264K and 315K, and its share rose from 5% to 22%.
Licensed betting sites in Brazil emptied within days of President Lula signing the measure that bans them, before they were even switched off. By Thursday, October 1, the share of Blask’s Brazilian panel visiting a licensed .bet.br site was 74% below normal, six days after Provisional Measure 1.394 was published. Over the same week, reach […]
Brazil’s betting ban cost licensed operators about R$1.35 billion (roughly $270 million) in gross gaming revenue between September 25 and October 5, according to Blask’s estimate. On September 25, Provisional Measure 1.394 barred new deposits and bets. At the pre-ban pace, every further week without licensed betting adds roughly R$0.8 billion, about $160 million, to […]
Blask projects that about 21.6 million of Brazil's 25.2 million legal bettors will carry on betting after the ban, almost all offshore. Self-exclusion, age checks and deposit limits stop at the licensed perimeter. India shows what follows.
