Brazil’s Blask Index has seen a decline of -20.1% for the week when President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva banned fixed-odds sports betting and gambling online.
Finland’s performance shocked everyone, going from +29.3% rise in Eurojackpot from previous week to -37% drop, although the pool has reached nearly €80M. Uzbekistan, however, continues its winning streak and is on +52.9% position after the Super League 22nd matchday ended with eight matches and 25 goals.
Top 5 Gainers of the Week

Uzbekistan (+52.9%)
On September 22, the Uzbekistan Super League wrapped up matchday 22. All eight matches had a victor and in total, 25 goals were recorded, with Navbahor beating Dinamo 3-2 and Nasaf outclassing Andijon 4-1 thus taking 51 points. Round 23 is ready for the FIFA break.
Laos (+47%)
On September 21-22, the Ministry of Public Security conducted two-day raids in the Sisattanak District of Vientiane. In total, 33 Chinese individuals were arrested at five locations related to online gambling and cybercrimes; computers as well as mobile phones were confiscated.
Lithuania (+19.9%)
The UEFA Nations League League D occupied the week: Lithuania achieved a 2-0 away victory over Liechtenstein on September 24. The team played a 1-1 draw with Azerbaijan on September 27 in Kaunas where Armandas Kučys converted a penalty on the ninth minute and Mahir Emreli leveled the score on the 14th.
AU-Victoria (+16%)
The AFL Grand Final took place at the MCG on September 26 where Brisbane triumphed over Fremantle after scoring four last goals in front of the audience of 100,023.
Vietnam (+8.8%)
Công an Hà Nội’s 3-0 victory over Đồng Nai was registered on September 21 after an earlier kick-off on September 20. The event makes it close to entering the window.
Top 5 Decliners of the Week

Finland (-37%)
The previous week Finland was the leader with +29.3% while Eurojackpot progressed from approximately €48M to around €59M. This week, the Tuesday 22 September highest prize remained unpaid at €68.2M. On Friday, 25 September, the advertised rate was around €80M, and class 1 was again unfilled.
Haiti (-34.1%)
Haiti’s Blask Index declined as the national team won two matches. The team defeated Trinidad & Tobago on 24 September with a score of 3-2 in Kingston (Wilson Isidor scored the goal), and Costa Rica on 27 September with a score of 2-0.
Italy (-30.1%)
Serie A is experiencing an international break and lost to Belgium at home on 25 September with a score of 0-2 in the Nations League A. Mika Godts scored in the 20th minute while Dodi Lukébakio added the second goal in the 69th minute, and about 47,000 spectators came to the Olimpico Stadium in Roberto Mancini’s first match.
The weekend occurred and SuperEnalotto’s jackpot remained unclaimed at around €32-33 million.
Nigeria (-29.8%)
Even after Super Eagles’ victory over Madagascar (2-1) in Uyo on 25 September Nigeria shows decline (Ilenikhena, Usor).
The previous week several West African publications declined while waiting for Matchday 1 and now they have finally completed the wait but the situation did not improve with the Index.
Ghana (-29.7%)
On September 24, Côte d’Ivoire defeated Ghana 2-0 in Bouake. Malik Yalkueye scored in the 44th minute and Franck Kessie converted a penalty in the 58th minute.
Market Spotlight: Brazil (-20.1%)
Brazil’s Blask Index along with the new decree from President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been updated. The new law dismisses any process of offering and advertising of fixed-odds sports betting and online gambling, both physically and virtually. Only the legal types of lottery will still be operating.
All deposits have been blocked since the announcement, while withdrawals are still possible until 5 October at 23:59, and both sites and applications will cease their functions from 6 October.
Brazil’s Blask Index had responded with a tremendous +41.45% increase on 26 September, as soon as the announcement about iGaming ban came along.
Original source: Blask.com
Blask Index tracks real-time iGaming player interest via AI-analyzed Google search data, updated hourly and filtered to remove low-intent noise (scams, complaints). WoW% measures momentum: positive indicates growing attention; negative indicates declining attention.
