Blask: Aviator tops casino lobby rankings in Nigeria and Italy

Spribe’s crash game Aviator is ranked first across casino lobbies in both Nigeria and Italy, according to a new Blask report using its Genre Content Share feature. Blask said 205 operators in Nigeria stock Aviator, with an average lobby position of 20, while 51 operators in Italy place it ahead of Greentube’s Book of Ra Deluxe.

The findings are based on Genre Content Share, which Blask says measures game-type composition across live casino lobbies by operator count, lobby position, and genre. The dataset covers the United States, Australia, and three wider regions spanning Europe (UK and Italy), Latin America, and Africa.

In Brazil, Blask reports crash titles account for seven of the 50 most-stocked games: Aviator, Spaceman, JetX, High Flyer, Big Bass Crash, Balloon, and Penalty Shoot-out. The firm also highlights PG Soft’s Fortune series—Fortune Rabbit, Tiger, Ox, Dragon, and Mouse—each stocked by more than 100 operators.

The UK’s top 50 shows a different mix, with three Slingo titles—Slingo Lucky Larry’s Lobstermania, Slingo Da Vinci Diamonds, and Slingo Starburst—appearing in the rankings. Blask also flags live titles posting year-on-year lobby growth, with Lightning Roulette (65 brands), Crazy Time (64), and a multi-provider Roulette product (75) all in the top 50.

Italy’s top 50 includes six live titles alongside three crash games. Blask lists Crazy Time (32), Lightning Roulette (23), and Baccarat (24) as leading the live segment, and says Italy has the lowest slot share in the dataset at 74%. Australia, by contrast, runs 46 slots in its top 50 with no crash games present, while the US catalog is smaller at 6,399 tracked titles and retains Video Poker visibility across multiple brands, a format Blask says has largely faded elsewhere.