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The blocking probability is computed by assuming a thermodynamic limit when the number of stages increases above a certain value. In this limit we exhibit a set of two algebraic equations which gives the blocking probability as a function of the traffic demand. A comparison with a computer simulation of the system gives an excellent agreement.