Following the blocking of iGaming websites in the .cl domain zone, Chilean players have shifted massively to offshore operators.
According to a December 2025 report published by
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based on exclusive SimilarWeb data, Chile now accounts for a significant share of global traffic for several major brands.
📊 December 2025 Traffic Breakdown
🔴 :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} — 39.82%
Chile is the single largest traffic source for the brand worldwide.
🔴 :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} — 38.59%
Chile’s share exceeds Greece (25.44%) and Ecuador (18.94%).
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While Stake’s audience is globally diversified (Canada 29.87%, India 10.35%), Chile still ranks among its key traffic contributors.
Demand Remains Strong
According to Apuesta Legal Chile, the wave of iGaming site blockings in the .cl domain — implemented by order of the Supreme Court — did not reduce demand for online gambling.
Instead, players moved to international .com domains beyond the control of the local regulator.
The data suggests that enforcement measures may be reshaping traffic flows — but not suppressing user interest.
