In September 2026, Olimpbet became the third-most searched brand in Uzbekistan, up from 18th in August. That is according to analytics firm Blask in its October 20 report. Olimpbet received one of the first two licences in the country on July 31.
Blask's brand index for Olimpbet rose 14-fold in September, while the country's overall market shrank 7%. Olimpbet overtook Mostbet and 1win, whose shares fell. The top two spots stayed with 1xBet and Pin Up. The share of licensed brands in demand rose from 0.6% in August to 9.5% in September, and nearly all of that gain went to Olimpbet.
Revenue grew noticeably less than demand. Blask calculates forecast revenue using its CEB metric. Olimpbet's CEB rose from $0.05 million to $0.47 million, which puts the brand ninth on this measure (it was 32nd in August). Using Blask's estimate of $20 million for the whole market in September, Olimpbet's share of revenue is about 2.35%. 1xBet's CEB is $5.7 million, roughly 12 times higher. These figures come from a retelling of the report, not the report itself, so verify them before use.
The second licensee, Aurum Vale, which operates the Oltinbet brand, is barely visible in Blask's data. There was no comparable growth for it in September. Before licences were issued, all 73 brands Blask tracked in the country in June operated offshore. Online gambling has been permitted in Uzbekistan since January 2025, but no licences were issued until July 31, 2026.
This is an estimate of search demand from a single analytics firm, not data on bets, deposits or traffic. Blask models revenue and player shares. The report does not say what drove Olimpbet's jump (marketing, a product launch or the licence). It also says nothing about what will happen to offshore brands.
For buyers and affiliate partners in Uzbekistan, the next Blask report for October is worth watching. It will show whether Olimpbet's growth holds and whether Oltinbet sees noticeable demand.
