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South Korea will pay citizens up to KRW 600K ($436) to report illegal betting sites before the 2026 World Cup. Blask data shows offshore brands already hold 83% of search demand. The payment and data collection program will run until July 31. During this period, citizens and industry participants can report illegal sites through the […]
Greece has launched public consultation on a gambling reform package targeting offshore operators, affiliates, payments and illegal websites. Blask data shows offshore brands already account for around a third of Greek search demand.
Super Partners has paused affiliate promotion in New Zealand ahead of the December 2026 licensed market launch. The move comes as offshore brands still hold most local demand, while operators prepare for a 15-licence auction.
Blask Index data from the Budapest final shows that PSG’s win created a sharp one-day demand pulse in France, while the UK absorbed Arsenal’s final into its normal football betting baseline.
India’s Supreme Court confirmed a 28% GST on the full stake value of online bets and restored retrospective tax claims that could reach $30B across the sector.
Italy’s illegal gambling data now points in two directions: illegal site traffic is rising, while Blask data shows offshore brands losing search visibility as users move through closed channels.
Mexico's iGaming market grew for four straight years without a modern regulatory framework. One fiscal decision sent demand down 35% in two months: a GGR tax hike from 30% to 50%. Blask data on the top brands, market size, and offshore share shows what reform should and shouldn't look like.
On April 17, 2026, bet365 went live in Michigan, adding its 17th US state for sports betting and its third for online casino. The British operator is one of the widest-reaching brands in global iGaming, but the US remains a growth market. Blask data shows where it stands.
