Blask, an AI-powered iGaming analytics firm, announced that it has surpassed the 100 iGaming markets milestone. The platform is therefore providing analytics in more than half of the countries in the world.

Blask Reached a Major Milestone

Blask’s global coverage has officially reached 107 iGaming markets thanks to recent expansion into countries across Africa, Asia, and Europe. The company’s latest expansion saw Blask include coverage for Chad, Jordan, Kuwait, Madagascar, Mauritania, Moldova, Niger, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, and Zimbabwe.

In addition to that, Blask has now expanded its game analytics, which are now available in 17 markets.

The UAE is an especially important addition, considering its strides toward regulated online gaming and recent launch of lottery gaming. According to Blask, there are currently some 155 active brands in the country. The Blask Index suggests a 36% increase in engagement across operators in that country.

Conversely, the Ukrainian market, which was once a leading European gaming market in terms of growth, has experienced a significant slowdown due to the ongoing Russian invasion.

Blask noted that its newly expanded coverage will allow it to shed light on regions where data availability is limited or lacking. Among other things, Blask will gauge operator activity, brand popularity, and trends, cementing itself as a reliable source of information and statistics.

Blask Plans to Expand Further

Blask’s chief executive officer and co-founder, Max Tesla, commented on Blask’s rapid growth since its launch in 2024. According to him, the company has remained unwavering in its commitment to “bring in-depth, real-time iGaming market intelligence to the whole world.”

We’re now more than half-way towards completing this mission. Every new market we add brings more clarity to an industry that has operated in the dark for far too long.

Blask reiterated its commitment to expanding into new markets, responding to the growing demand for transparent data, statistics and analytics across the online casino sector.

A year ago, GamblingNews discussed Blask’s mission with Greg Penkov, the company’s chief revenue officer, who said that “Blask is all about removing uncertainty and letting companies innovate on solid data foundations.”