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West Africa
Brand demand rules African iGaming: Blask Maturity Index breakdown
Africa runs on brand recognition — and Blask data proves it. Africa runs almost entirely on brand demand. In every…
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Tanzania
Tanzania’s gambling market: one category dominates non-brand search
Tanzania is the fourth-largest gambling market in Africa by Blask Index, behind South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya, but ahead of…
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Global
SOFTSWISS Shares Prediction Markets Report for iGaming Operators
MALTA, 18 May 2026 – SOFTSWISS, an international software provider, has released a research report on prediction markets, examining how…
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Casino
Tunisia iGaming market overview: a gray market bracing for its regulatory moment according to Blask
Tunisia is a market of 12M people where offshore brands have quietly built a functioning iGaming economy around a state…
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North Africa
Most Valuable Gray Market in Africa According to Blask
Blask data reveals the real size and structure of the Egyptian iGaming market. Egypt is the continent’s largest unregulated iGaming…
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Slots
Plinko over slots, rugby over football: South Africa’s iGaming demand by category
South Africa’s iGaming market runs on a few familiar assumptions: football drives betting, lottery anchors casual demand, and casino lags…
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Ghana
1spin4win and Blask Report: Inside Ghana’s iGaming Market and Player Demand Trends
1spin4win, a trusted classic slot provider, partnered with Blask, an AI-powered iGaming analytics platform, to conduct a joint study on…
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Tanzania
Tanzania iGaming market overview: betPawa Near-monolopy
Tanzania is East Africa’s quiet giant. The infrastructure is there, the regulation is solid, and the audience is growing fast.…
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West Africa
One Demand Curve, Three Power Structures: iGaming in Nigeria, DRC, and Cameroon
Three Sub-Saharan iGaming markets moving almost in lockstep on the demand side and diverging completely on the market structure. Nigeria,…
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Ghana
From Duopoly to Near-Monopoly: SportyBet Surpasses 50% Demand Share in Ghana
A regulated and fast-expanding iGaming market is rapidly turning into a one-brand story. While the overall pie in Ghana keeps…
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