A StatsDrone proposal
The observed graph of affiliate → operator links — not a sample, not an estimate. Refreshed continuously.
The StatsDrone Index
Player economics
The United States sends the most players, but a small fraction deposit. Romania, Russia, Argentina, the UK and Finland convert several times harder — and a jackpot, as a retention product, pays off where each retained player is worth the most.
| Market | Players | Depositors | Deposits | Deposit share | Net revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 59,761 | 1,940 | $10.47M | 3.3% | $3.83M |
| Germany | 20,064 | 339 | $0.45M | 1.7% | $0.12M |
| Canada | 18,942 | 379 | $0.35M | 2.0% | $0.14M |
| United Kingdom | 15,547 | 4,295 | $2.04M | 27.6% | $0.20M |
| Romania | 11,882 | 4,914 | $9.81M | 41.4% | $0.35M |
| Russia | 7,478 | 4,834 | $1.71M | 64.6% | $0.58M |
| Japan | 7,967 | 429 | $0.89M | 5.4% | $0.59M |
| Argentina | 4,896 | 2,525 | $0.38M | 51.6% | $0.003M |
| Finland | 2,102 | 425 | $0.46M | 20.2% | $0.06M |
Reported data aggregated across affiliate program, player and GEO reports, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026. Deposit and net-revenue amounts as reported. Deposit share = depositors ÷ players.
Every tracked operator is scored on what it actually returns to the affiliates sending it traffic — graded A (3× the typical brand or more) down to E (under a third). The top brands by Value / FTD, for the quarter Jul–Sep 2026, across 90 eligible brands:
| # | Brand | Value / FTD | EPC | RPC | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bovada | A | A | A | Steady |
| 2 | Thrill your brand | A | A | A | Climbed E → A |
| 3 | BetNJet | A | B | — | new |
| 4 | 7BitCasino | A | A | A | Shrinking |
| 5 | 1XSlots | A | A | A | Steady |
| 6 | RollingSlots | A | C | D | Steady |
| 7 | Mino Casino | A | A | B | Steady |
| 8 | NeedForSpin | A | A | A | Climbed E → A |
| 9 | Dexsport | A | A | A | Steady |
| 10 | Rakebit | A | A | C | Shrinking |
Value / FTD = commission per first-time depositor · EPC = commission per click · RPC = net revenue per click. Grades are relative to the typical eligible brand; a dash means too little data to grade that lens this quarter.
Affiliate traffic insights
We measure the organic traffic of every affiliate site we track, classify what each page is about, and grade the authority behind it — so "where the demand is" is a number, not a guess.
Classified affiliate pages
Content intent
affiliate sites rank at Domain Rating 50 or higher — the publishers whose placement actually moves a jackpot launch. We can hand you the list, filtered to your markets.
Brands tracked
A catalogue of 9,515 operator brands discovered across the affiliate web, 5,479 under active tracking, 3,325 carrying live affiliate links right now. Each is checked against licence registers and official blocklists, so a jackpot never lands on a brand you can't be seen beside.
Licensed Lapsed Blocked / unlicensed — every operator carries a per-market status, read daily from the registers and blocklists, with the source document on file.
The suite
Each works on its own; together they answer the full question — where can we sell, to whom, and how much play would a jackpot sit on?
The mapped internet of affiliate links — 6.99M tracking links, 204,437 sites, graphed to the operators they promote.
Program, player and GEO reports aggregated across affiliate data sets — real depositors, deposits and net revenue by market.
Recruit and reach operators and affiliates by market, vertical, traffic and audience — with 2,249 contacts on file.
Licence registers and blocklists read daily, plus official jackpot rulebooks held in the original languages and answered clause by clause.
What we measure, what we estimate
Honesty is the product. Where a number is observed or reported, we say so and link the source. Where it has to be modelled, we label it an estimate — we won't dress a model up as data.
| Figure | Status | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Affiliate links & sites | Measured | Our own crawl of the affiliate web — observed, not sampled. |
| Affiliate traffic | Measured | Per-site organic traffic and Domain Rating from our traffic feeds. |
| Player & deposit economics | Reported | Program, player and GEO reports operators send affiliates. |
| Licence & block status | Sourced | Official regulator registers and blocklists, read daily. |
| Market-wide average bet | Estimated | No regulator publishes it; derived from published yield and spins, and labelled as such. |
Why this isn't Blask
Blask is a market-intelligence platform that estimates traffic and market share with an AI model, priced around $1,000/month. Useful for a directional read — but an estimate is not a source. StatsDrone reports what actually happened, and every number links back to the regulator file, operator report or observed link it came from.
We don't claim to out-predict a model on markets we don't observe. Where a figure is an estimate, we label it — as in "What we measure, what we estimate" above.
Getting started
You name three to five markets you already operate in or want to. We pull the observed demand, player value and licence status for each.
A ranked operator shortlist with contacts, and the high-authority affiliate publishers per market — the people to call and the places to launch.
Any market, any operator, any jackpot-rule question — answered from the data, with the source file attached, inside a working day.
A three-week pilot on your live markets — $890 / month, below one month of a modelled-estimate tool, and every number is one you can check.