Blask expands Market Overview to encompass 86 nations in a single move, incorporating 23 new markets
In a groundbreaking move, data analytics company Blask has announced the expansion of its services to cover 86 national markets, from Turkey to Guatemala. This expansion, which includes new territories in Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas, provides decision-makers, operators, studios, and affiliates with real-time metrics and insights into the global iGaming landscape.
At the heart of this expansion is Blask's new real-time dashboard, Games, which ranks every casino title by Game Visibility Rank and Share of Interest. This tool allows consultants, regulators, and investors to quantify black-market drift or forecast tax revenue in countries like Finland and Norway, as they move toward new licensing models.
One of the key benefits of this expansion is the ability for decision-makers to evaluate market attractiveness and brand momentum in seconds, rather than quarters, for newly mapped territories. For instance, operators can now assess acquisition costs in markets like Paraguay or Bosnia before committing licence fees.
Affiliates, on the other hand, gain a live view of under-monitored traffic pockets with lower CPMs compared to established hubs. Studios can spot reseller gaps in markets like Georgia or Azerbaijan when regulation loosens, presenting opportunities for growth.
Blask was founded by Dmitry Belianin and Max Tesla, who blend machine-learning models, natural-language processing, and expert moderation to map the global iGaming landscape in near real time. Max Tesla, CEO and co-founder of Blask, stated that their goal is to cover the planet.
Europe and the CIS see the biggest expansion, with Turkey, Finland, Hungary, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Norway, Ireland, Georgia, and Azerbaijan joining. Latin America and the Caribbean accelerate with Uruguay, Panama, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Honduras, El Salvador, and Bolivia. In Asia-Pacific, South Korea and New Zealand are now part of Tier-1 and Tier-2 betting territories.
Egypt, Ethiopia, and Guatemala are added to Africa and MENA, while Albania and Montenegro close the European gap. The Games dashboard provides a sharper, wider canvas for anyone planning growth within the iGaming ecosystem.
Each of these markets now carries live values for Blask Index, BAP, APS, and CEB, providing a comprehensive view of the iGaming market. A personalised tour of the 2024 data set is available for booking at blask.com/demo.
As Blask continues to expand its reach, it is becoming a trusted source for market sizing, competitive intelligence, and growth forecasting for operators, providers, affiliates, and investors in the iGaming industry. With over a billion fresh data points every day, Blask's platform is a valuable tool for anyone looking to navigate the complex and rapidly evolving world of online gaming.
- The data analytics company, Blask, has expanded its services to Cover 86 national markets, offering real-time metrics and insights into the global iGaming landscape.
- Blask's new real-time dashboard, Games, ranks every casino title by Game Visibility Rank and Share of Interest, enabling consultants, regulators, and investors to quantify black-market drift or forecast tax revenue across various markets.
- Operators can now assess acquisition costs in markets like Paraguay or Bosnia before committing license fees due to Blask's expansion, which allows decision-makers to evaluate market attractiveness and brand momentum quickly.
- Studios can spot reseller gaps in markets like Georgia or Azerbaijan when regulation loosens, providing opportunities for growth, thanks to the Blask expansion that gives affiliates a live view of under-monitored traffic pockets with lower CPMs.
- Blask's platform, equipped with machine-learning models, natural-language processing, and expert moderation, is a valuable tool for operators, providers, affiliates, and investors in the iGaming industry, offering a comprehensive view of the market with live values for Blask Index, BAP, APS, and CEB.
