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The 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics sent Norway's iGaming demand to near-record levels in two separate surges. Blask data shows how Johannes Klaebo's gold medals moved the market — and why offshore operators captured most of the action while the regulated monopoly lost share.
Blask has been named the winner of Best AI Solution 2026 at the SiGMA Eurasia Awards, held in Dubai as part of SiGMA World’s Eurasia programme. Blask was shortlisted in two categories — Best AI Solution 2026 and Best Corporate Service Provider 2026 — and took home the win in the former. The SiGMA Awards […]
This month, we shipped a major “context layer” for Blask Index, published the official Blask Awards 2025 results, and expanded Market Overview coverage with new countries and deeper brand detection in key markets. Market Explanation Blask Index makes market moves easy to spot. Market Explanation adds the missing piece: why a market is rising, falling, […]
Blask has been shortlisted for the SiGMA Eurasia Awards 2026 in two categories, marking another step forward in our mission to bring clarity and innovation to the global iGaming sector. Our nominations Blask is shortlisted for: SiGMA’s timeline shows the shortlist is out and public + judges’ voting is open, with voting closing on 2 […]
The official results of Blask Awards 2025 are published, recognizing the operators, providers, and games that dominated iGaming demand across global, regional, and local markets throughout the year. Unlike traditional industry awards, Blask Awards are determined entirely by market performance data — no panels, no votes, no subjective opinions. 🏆 All winners are now available […]
G GATE MEDIA interviewed Max Tesla, Co-founder & CEO of Blask, about Blask Awards — a new iGaming awards format with no applications, no entry fees, and no jury politics. In the conversation, Max explains why the award is limited to regulated markets, how Blask validates growth signals, and what “verifiable recognition” looks like when metrics replace essays and sponsor tables.
SiGMA News featured Blask’s latest analysis of hourly and daily iGaming engagement across 110 countries—and the conclusion is blunt: there’s no universal “prime time.” Local workweeks, cultural routines, and time-zone effects shape when players show up, meaning campaigns, CRM triggers, and staffing need market-specific timing—not inherited global defaults.
Peru has become one of Latin America’s clearest examples of how online gambling regulation can scale without killing growth. In NEXT.io’s iGaming Market in Focus: Peru, Blask contributed market-intelligence benchmarks that validate channelisation, track acquisition and revenue potential, and map which brands hold real long-term influence.
