Using Blask’s new All Brands dashboard, the Blask team has pulled back the veil on the five iGaming operators with the best earning potential in the world by analyzing data from 1,919 operators in 45 countries.
The study that was released by Blask (AI market analytics platform that provides iGaming businesses with insights into the main metrics of the market) evaluated organizations by the average Competitive Earning Baseline (CEB) in the past 12 months, a statistic that assesses a brand’s potential revenue based on market position, audience interest, and competitive climate. The experts at Blask have then pinpointed the precise markets that yield them enormous potential profits and, perhaps most intriguingly, have figured out the precise tactics that enable them to dominate while others fight for market share.
The All Brands dashboard, which tracks 1,919 iGaming operators in 45 countries—the whole iGaming sector in one comprehensive view—provided the data that the Blask team analyzed for this report. Based on market conditions, player interest, and competitive positioning, CEB determines the income a brand should realistically reach. The results are displayed as a range with three values: worse, average, and better. This indicator offers estimates for all brands, providing a fair playing field for comparison, in contrast to typical financial reports that might only include self-reported figures from publicly traded corporations.
Some of the potentially richest brands operate in 31 countries and strive for global supremacy, while others are content to dominate a single area. Global giants like Bet365 and Betway, two of the best online bookies, make their money in completely different cultures on different continents, despite the fact that one may conclude that the secret is to be the greatest in one market or region and that it’s naive to spread your attention too thin.
This is the top five: