How Sportaza Reached 63M+ Impressions Across 4 European and Canadian Markets with Blockchain-Ads

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Sportaza is a crypto-native sportsbook serving sports bettors across Europe and North America. The platform covers major leagues, combat sports, and winter sports, accepting Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies with fast settlement and no-friction wagering. Sportaza targets crypto-active sports fans who prefer digital-asset betting over fiat sportsbooks, competing on sport coverage breadth and crypto-native deposit mechanics.
Attribution Note: Sportaza's paid acquisition utilizes a network of affiliate partners. Each affiliate runs independent campaigns on Blockchain-Ads with unique creatives and target audiences. This case study highlights one such campaign, illustrating the results Blockchain-Ads can achieve for Sportaza-aligned advertisers, rather than representing a single corporate campaign. Results may vary among affiliates based on their focus and creative strategies.
Sportaza needed to build brand recognition among crypto-active sports bettors across four distinct markets, each with different dominant sports and different audience behaviours. But they faced these obstacles:
Mainstream channels were closed across every target market. Google and Meta restrict crypto-sportsbook advertising in Canada and across Sportaza's European geos, removing the highest-reach acquisition channels before the campaign began. Blockchain-Ads provided the geo-level targeting precision and crypto-native inventory Sportaza required:
Flux Campaign scale: Programmatic Flux Campaigns extended brand reach into Germany and Italy with optimised delivery across crypto-native publisher inventory.
Display campaigns launched with sport-specific athlete creatives matched to each market. Hockey imagery ran in Canada, tennis in Germany and Italy, and a multi-sport athlete visual ran across Hungary. Targeting split across behaviour and interest segments to identify which audience layer produced stronger engagement, and CPC averaged $3.80 across the initial launch period.
Campaigns scaled into the highest-engaging geo and audience combinations identified in Phase 1. The behaviour-targeted segments outperformed interest segments in Canada and Germany and received the majority of budget reallocation. Flux Campaigns launched in Germany and Italy to extend programmatic reach beyond direct display placements. The "Join Now" CTA variant was introduced alongside the "Learn More" angle to test intent signalling at the consideration stage.
The campaign consolidated spend into the top-performing behaviour segments across all four markets. Canada and Italy drove the highest click volumes, anchored by the hockey and multi-sport creatives respectively. Flux Campaigns in Germany and Italy scaled alongside display to maximise brand frequency within proven audience segments. CPC reached $1.54 blended across all formats and markets, with impressions peaking at over 2 million per day during the final weeks of the phase.