Seven documents write Guatemala down, and all seven run past 95 names

Seven names, drawn from the seven longest documents

Seven of the 38 territory lists opened for this index write Guatemala down, and the shortest of the seven still reaches 95 of the 122 markets covered here. The longest reaches 105. That ordering is exact rather than approximate: rank the 38 documents by length and the seven that write Guatemala down occupy the top seven places, with the eighth-longest list already outside the group.

Everything else in the reading points the same way. The 31 remaining lists were read with the country absent, and 62 operator documents were never retrieved at all. Each figure below carries the date 26 August 2026.

The addresses behind the count

Every row came from a stored capture rather than a page answering live that day, and four of the seven addresses were built for readers elsewhere: two Australian-English directories, one Canadian-English directory, one German-language directory. Where an agreement exists in several editions, wording is evidence about the edition that was opened, and the middle column records which one that was.

What a document of 105 names is doing

A list that reaches 105 of 122 markets leaves seventeen outside, so its author has decided to describe most of the world and then trim. Guatemala arrives in such a document in the middle of a run through the Americas, between neighbours, as part of a sweep rather than as a decision about Guatemala.

That is the honest reading of the figure of seven, and it also fixes the limit of what the figure supports. Seven sweeping documents agree with one another far more than they differ, because two lists of 95 and 105 names drawn from a pool of 122 have to overlap by at least 78 entries. The interesting choices in this data sit in the shorter lists, and so far every one of them has looked past Guatemala.

Four of the twelve brands compared above have had their territory paragraph read here, and each of the four is a selective drafter: Stake writes down one market of the 122 covered, Cloudbet two, Shuffle nine and Bets.io fourteen. The Guatemalan line is absent from all four, which is consistent with the pattern above rather than a separate finding.

The 62 unread paragraphs

For 62 of the hundred brands in the library the territory paragraph stayed out of reach: terms behind a login, addresses that had moved, captures that held nothing usable.

Those cells stay blank, and blank on this site records the position of the reading rather than the conduct of an operator. It adds to no total and changes nobody's place in the table. How we read sets out what would move a brand out of the unread group.

Contract text, and Guatemalan statute

Everything counted here came out of terms of business. A firm keeps its territory paragraph aligned with its licensing and its banking, redrafts it when either moves and publishes the new version quietly, which is why every count on this site travels with a date.

What Guatemalan law allows a reader in Guatemala is settled by instruments this page never opened, and the question stays with them. The country index shows how the region divides: Honduras also stands at seven, Costa Rica reaches eleven, and Mexico stands at five. El Salvador reaches eight on the strength of one twenty-five-entry document that the seven counted here do not share.