With the revolution in mobile devices, an increasing amount of content is distributed digitally. Because of digital content’s vulnerability to illegally copy, selling contract is gradually replaced with service subscription and advertisement. However, adblock, one of the advertisement avoidance technology, also appears. As a result, the effect of adblock becomes an integral factor in the digital market. This paper modelled utilities for four agents: consumers displeased by advertisement, digital content providers profiting through advertisement, advertisers impressed with by advertisement, and the platform responsible for matching advertisement. The subgame perfect Nash equilibrium was solved under their optimization decisions. At the equilibrium, this paper evaluated the effect of adblock in the markets with homogeneous and heterogeneous consumers in the degree of dislike for advertisement. The result suggested that adblock may decrease or increase the advertisement supply depending on the cost of advertisement and the distribution of consumers.