Blask Awards 2025 Honor Leading iGaming Games and Studios with Data-Driven Rankings
Blask has announced the results of its 2025 awards, celebrating the top-performing iGaming titles and developers within regulated markets worldwide. Their rankings are based on real-time market data that reveal which games dominate operator platforms and capture player interest across licensed sites.
Gates of Olympus 1000 Tops the 2025 Blask Awards
The standout title this year is Gates of Olympus 1000, developed by Pragmatic Play. This slot earned multiple accolades for its broad presence and high visibility on online casino homepages, appearing on more licensed operator sites than any other game. Blask’s data highlighted its widespread distribution and strong appeal to players.
Pragmatic Play also secured several awards at the supplier level. The studio was recognized for having the most extensive collection of games featured across various sections of operator websites, including internal pages, promotions, and bonus categories. Moreover, Pragmatic Play was acknowledged for offering the highest number of unique games listed by licensed operators globally.
Beyond slot games, the awards identified top performers in other genres. The crash game Aviator from Spribe led in market availability, reflecting growing interest in this game type. Chicken Road by InOut was noted for maintaining player engagement longer than any other title in 2025. Meanwhile, Roulette European by 7777 gaming showed the fastest growth in availability across casinos, marking it as the year’s quickest expanding game.
Country-Specific iGaming Leaders Highlighted by Blask
Blask also unveiled country-by-country winners based on the prevalence of games on licensed operators. In the UK, Big Bass Bonanza was the most widespread title. In major European and Latin American markets like Brazil, Italy, Germany, and Argentina, Gates of Olympus 1000 dominated. Spain and Mexico favored a related Olympus version, while Book of Dead was prominent in the Netherlands. In Africa, Aviator led in South Africa and Ghana. Belgium’s top game was Evolution’s First Person Lightning Roulette.
Distinct from conventional industry awards, the Blask Awards avoid subjective judging panels, public voting, or application processes. Instead, they base results solely on comprehensive data collected from licensed and regulated market operators.
Blask positions itself as an AI-driven analytical platform for the gambling industry. By transforming scattered public information into structured insights on brand prominence, player engagement, and revenue benchmarks, Blask offers an objective evaluation of which games and studios are leading the global online gambling landscape.
