What we're asked the most

Yes, provided you bet with an operator holding a valid license issued by the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ). Any unlicensed operator targeting the French market is acting outside the legal framework.

The most reliable way is to check the official list of licensed operators published directly by the ANJ, available on anj.fr. Every license number referenced in this editorial space can be verified there.

You must be at least 18 years old. Age and identity verification is a legal obligation imposed on every licensed operator before any account can be opened.

The applicable tax regime depends on your personal situation and can change over time. We recommend consulting a professional or official tax administration sources for an up-to-date answer.

In pari-mutuel betting, losing stakes are redistributed among winners according to a distribution calculation, with the final odds known only at closing. In fixed-odds betting, the payout is locked in at the moment of the stake, based on the odds offered by the operator.

We only feature operators holding an active ANJ license for sports betting in France. The presentation remains independent of any promotional ranking and focuses on factual, verifiable information.

No. This is an editorial information and comparison space. All stakes, deposits, and account management take place exclusively with the licensed operator itself, on its own space.

Free, confidential support is available, including Joueurs Info Service (09 74 75 13 13) and the self-exclusion tools listed by the ANJ. See our Guide page for more details.

Anyone can request to be placed on the national self-exclusion register, which blocks the opening or use of accounts with all licensed operators in France, for a fixed or indefinite period.

Information relating to licenses is reviewed periodically. If in doubt, the official ANJ source always takes precedence and should be consulted first.