As we head towards BiS SiGMA South America 2026, SiGMA News turns the spotlight on Brazil’s newly regulated betting and online casino landscape. Powered by Blask’s two‑year index of user interest, this exclusive analysis reveals which brands have truly captured Brazilian players’ attention and informed intent to engage. Against a backdrop of tightening South American regulation and surging search demand for licensed operators, the data shows Betano topping the 2‑year Blask index, with global giants and home‑grown heroes battling for share in the world’s most dynamic LatAm iGaming market.
The dataset, sourced from Blask, tracks monthly activity for ten leading betting and casino operators in Brazil from January 2024 to February 2026, covering the shift from grey‑market operations to a regulated iGaming framework.
Betano: Brazil’s betting powerhouse
Betano tops the Blask index in Brazil, registering the highest aggregated user‑interest score across all brands as of February 2026. Its rapid scaling from early 2024 reflects aggressive investment in football sponsorships, localised content and mobile‑first user experience, positioning Betano as the default destination for many Brazilian bettors.
Bet365: Global giant, local force
Bet365 consistently posts one of the strongest Blask index scores in Brazil, which signals high aggregated user interest and brand intent. Bet365’ strengths lie in its international reputation, deep in‑play markets and strong casino portfolio, which help to defend its share against local newcomers, while adapting its product and promotions to Brazil’s regulatory and cultural landscape.
Superbet: The fast‑rising challenger
Superbet’s rapidly climbing Blask index shows how quickly aggregated user interest has grown since early 2024. Rising intent to interact with the brand, captured through attributed search signals, highlights Superbet’s emergence as a major betting and casino challenger in Brazil’s regulated market.
Sportingbet: Established fan favourite
Sportingbet’s solid Blask index score reflects sustained aggregated user interest across Brazil’s betting audience. The index highlights Sportingbet’s continued relevance as a trusted sportsbook and online casino destination in a more crowded field.
Esportes da Sorte: Local hero brand
Esportes da Sorte records a strong Blask index, showing high aggregated user interest driven by Brazilian fans actively searching for and engaging with the brand. The Index confirms its position as one of the country’s most visible local betting and casino operators.
7Games: Emerging casino contender
7Games’ sharply rising Blask index score illustrates growing aggregated user interest and intent to interact with the brand. The uptick in attributed search activity suggests 7Games is gaining traction as an emerging casino and betting option among Brazilian players.

Betnacional: Trusted Brazilian brand
Betnacional’s mid‑to‑high Blask index indicates a healthy level of aggregated user interest. This reflects its role as a trusted Brazilian betting and casino brand with a loyal, locally focused audience.
EstrelaBet: Steady mid‑tier performer
EstrelaBet maintains a stable Blask index score, suggesting consistent aggregated user interest over time. The index shows that EstrelaBet remains firmly on bettors’ radars as a reliable sportsbook and casino option in Brazil.
Vaidebet: Value‑driven contender
Vaidebet’s Blask index displays some volatility but confirms meaningful aggregated user interest and intent to interact with the brand. Fluctuating search‑inferred scores suggest ongoing opportunities to strengthen loyalty and visibility in Brazil’s betting and casino landscape.
Blaze: Niche casino specialist
Blaze’s Blask index has softened over time but still shows a notable level of aggregated user interest, especially around casino‑first queries. Search‑based intent signals indicate a focused audience that seeks out Blaze for distinctive crash and slots experiences.
These operators combine strong sports betting propositions with casino and slots offerings and have capitalised on Brazil’s intense football culture and mobile‑first user base. Their performance sits within a market that research firms project will keep expanding as regulation stabilises and as Brazil’s high internet penetration, estimated at roughly mid‑80% in 2024 with a trajectory towards near‑universal coverage by the end of the decade, unlocks more players.
Brazil’s not waiting, and neither should you. BiS SiGMA South America, 06–09 April 2026, brings 18,500 delegates, 250+ sponsors to LatAm’s gaming capital. São Paulo’s bringing more sizzle than a beachside samba. Get in early or get left behind.




