In these analyses, the OGQ takes an in-depth look at the growth potential of key online gambling markets – LatAm focus – survey results Q3 2026. The data research examines how industry experts assess online gambling revenue growth across major global regions over the next 12 months.

Growth potential of selected global regions – Survey results Q3/2026

Africa leads global online gambling growth expectations in Q3/2026, while Latin America continues to lose momentum. The latest expert assessments also show changing prospects for the US, Asia-Pacific and European markets over the next 12 months.

  • Africa leads growth expectations: Africa ranks first in the latest assessment and has remained among the top three regions for several consecutive quarters.
  • LatAm growth slows: Latin America’s average growth estimate has fallen for the second consecutive quarter. Brazil’s regulatory challenges are adding pressure to the regional outlook.
  • Global market differences: The US benefits from growing prediction platforms, while tighter Asian regulations weigh on expectations. Western Europe records the lowest average growth estimate.

Growth potential of key LatAm online gambling markets – Survey results Q3/2026

Mexico and Argentina lead Latin America’s online gambling growth expectations, while Brazil has slipped to the bottom of the regional ranking.

  • Mexico and Argentina lead: Mexico records the highest average growth estimate, with Argentina close behind. Both markets stand out in the latest assessment of future growth.
  • Brazil loses momentum: Brazil ranks last among the six markets, marking a sharp decline from its previous position. Regulatory restrictions continue to weigh on expectations.
  • Mixed regional outlook: Chile, Peru and Colombia occupy positions between the leading markets and Brazil. Their average growth estimates highlight differences in the region’s prospects.

Please find more data and the methodology applied in the current edition of the OGQ Magazine. Also, find more content in our data section.