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Blask
AI-native iGaming analytics for operators, affiliates and suppliers tracking market demand in real time
About Blask
Blask helps iGaming operators, affiliates, suppliers and investors understand market demand before it shows up in quarterly reports. Our AI-native platform tracks brand performance, player interest and competitive shifts across regulated and emerging markets. Teams use Blask to benchmark brands with the Blask Index, compare acquisition power with APS and BAP, identify market openings, and decide where to invest, partner or launch next. Built for an industry where intuition is expensive and public data is thin, Blask turns fragmented market signals into a shared language for decision-making. Explore the platform: https://blask.com/book-a-demo/
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Signals from Blask
15 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Blask ranked 187 markets for January–August 2026, including 137 countries and 50 US states, with six of them making the global top 15 and three more sitting just off the card.
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Legal & Regulatory
Blask weekly digest notes that Russia fell 66.9% as a voluntary self-exclusion register took effect the same day, requiring licensed operators to block listed players for at least 12 months via Gosuslugi.
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Legal & Regulatory
Blask weekly digest notes that Morocco gained 48.9% as Lottomatica and Cirsa signed a binding €2.8 billion merger agreement on September 2, covering four Cirsa casinos in the kingdom including La Mamounia Marrakech.
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Legal & Regulatory
Blask weekly digest notes that India gained 71.6% after ED raids on September 2 across 17 locations in the Parimatch money-laundering case, freezing roughly Rs 37 crore (~$3.9M).
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Legal & Regulatory
Blask weekly digest notes that Bulgaria's mandatory affiliate-licensing regime started September 1, with a €6,000 annual fee and 10% commission withholding.
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Legal & Regulatory
Blask weekly digest highlights that Chile's telecommunications regulator instructed providers to implement DNS blocks within 48 hours on a 42-URL list from the Superintendence of Gaming Casinos on September 1.
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Research & Knowledge
Blask published a weekly digest covering Betano, Stake, and bet365 DNS-block, voluntary self-exclusion in Russia and Bulgaria's mandatory affiliate-licensing.
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Capital & Finance
Blask is folding sportsbook, casino and prediction markets into one app to reverse Fanatics Markets' slide.
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Partnerships
Blask entered a strategic partnership with Maincard to provide iGaming market intelligence to operators.
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Research & Knowledge
Blask published a blog post detailing the breakdown of demand, deposits, and why the loop stalled for Rollbit in July 2026.
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Research & Knowledge
Blask Media highlights Farkhad Gasimoff on iGaming retention breaks, A Duel teardown with Tanzanite, Dmitry Belyanin on why iGaming budgets miss the World Cup's real peak, and Most profitable matches for bookmakers.
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Products & Services
Blask games tracking now covers 33 markets after the Philippines, Turkey, Colombia, Portugal, and Bangladesh.
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Products & Services
Blask added three new countries, five new games geos, and a stack of articles and reports in August 2026.
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Customers & Market
Blask added Gambia, Cyprus, and Luxembourg as new countries with Bwinners holding 79.2% of demand in Gambia, Bet365 57% in Luxembourg, and Jojobet 17.8% in Cyprus.
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Research & Knowledge
Blask tracks CEB — the revenue baseline a market can realistically support at its current level of demand — for countries where neither casino nor betting operates under a licensing framework.
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