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A licence for sports betting does not by itself tell you where projected revenue will sit. Blask’s Q3 2026 channelisation basket sorts large regulated-betting countries by the onshore share of CEB. The cut keeps 58 geos whose Jul–Sep CEB topped $50M and where online sports betting is legal — betting-only regimes and markets that also […]
Canada took Brazil’s fourth place, and the Philippines took India’s eighth. Blask summed monthly CEB (Competitive Earning Baseline, projected revenue) across 142 countries for April–June and July–September 2026. Seven of the ten posted a lower three-month total than in the previous quarter, and the United States stayed more than six times the United Kingdom. July, […]
The distance between first and second tightened — almost every other seat stayed put. Blask’s global CEB (Competitive Earning Baseline, projected revenue) for July–September 2026 came in at $59.1B, 2.1% below April–June. The top gambling brands accounted for about 22% of that total, the same share as the three months before. Bet365 stayed first on […]
Blask Index data across five major markets shows that betting demand peaked during opening matches, knockout games and the tournament’s first weekend — not during the final.
Argentina reached the 2026 World Cup final, yet betting demand had already passed its peak. Blask Index shows that interest in betting brands was strongest weeks before the final and continued to decline through the semifinal and championship match.
England recorded the quarterfinals’ biggest single-day market gain, while Switzerland and Norway lost share immediately after elimination. Blask World Cup Index shows how results and controversy reshaped iGaming demand.
Rainbet’s Blask Index in Japan grew 50 times over in June 2026, moving the brand from 16th to first place with a 27.95% BAP share and overtaking Stake, the largest single-month jump Blask has recorded in the market, driven by streamer partnerships and a Kick sponsorship deal. In June 2026, Rainbet moved from 16th to […]
US World Cup Index jumped 51% on match day despite the team’s 4–1 loss to Belgium. Blask data shows the surge was driven by the Balogun controversy, Trump’s FIFA intervention and pre-match media attention.
