Jordan's ten rows all come from the long schedules

Ten rows, and where they came from

Ten operators list Jordan among the territories their own published terms exclude. Twenty-eight published a schedule that was read here with the country outside it, and the whole pass of thirty-eight readings was taken on 26 August 2026.

Ten rows, ten archived captures, and no live page among them. That alone marks Jordan out on this shelf, where most country rosters mix the two kinds of reading.

The size of the documents behind the ten

Seven of the ten schedules above run past ninety-five territories. Oshi Casino reaches 105 of the 122 counted here and Mirax 103; 7Bit Casino stops at 102, Bitkingz at ninety-nine, Slotum and PlayAmo at ninety-six, Bitdreams at ninety-five. The remaining three are the shortest anyone brings to Jordan — Winz.io at forty, CryptoLeo and Nine Casino at thirty-eight apiece.

Compare that with what the same library holds. BetPlays keeps a schedule of seven territories, Empire.io six, CoinCasino eleven, Wolf.bet eighteen, Playbet.io nineteen, Instant Casino twenty. Each of those brands drew up a compact list, market by market, and each of them left Jordan off it. Selective attention landed elsewhere in the region, which is a quieter finding than a headline count and a more durable one.

A roster wholly inside its neighbours'

Every operator naming Jordan also names Israel, Lebanon and Iraq. The ten sit inside all three of those rosters as a common core, and each of the three pages then adds names of its own on top.

The reverse direction carries the information. Israel adds eight names to Jordan's ten, Lebanon four, Iraq eleven, and every one of those additions comes from a brand keeping a comparatively short document. So the Jordanian figure behaves as the regional floor: the layer that arrives with a platform's default schedule, one step ahead of any market-by-market judgement.

Read that way, the ten rows above answer a question about distribution. Seven of the operators behind them run schedules long enough to cover most of the world, so Jordan enters the count as part of a sweep. The three shorter documents, at thirty-eight and forty territories, sit at the boundary between a sweep and a selection, which is as close as this index gets to a decision about the market itself.

The twenty-eight and the sixty-two

Twenty-eight operators published a schedule that was read here with Jordan outside it, and that is the full extent of what those readings support. Widening it would pull in the processor behind the cashier, the verification requested when a payout is asked for, and whatever has been rewritten since the capture.

Sixty-two brands of the hundred in the library fall outside both columns, their clause having resisted retrieval altogether. The methodology page states how a cell is filled and what would move a brand between groups.

Whose paperwork this is

Each row is a term of trade set by the company that published it, answering to licensing exposure, to processors, and to a judgement about where distribution pays. Rewriting happens at that company's convenience, so a figure taken on 26 August 2026 belongs to 26 August 2026.

Twelve operators appear in the table underneath, and the country index shows how wide the spread runs across the other 121 markets.