Frequently asked questions

The segment “PS” denotes an online sports betting licence, “PH” an online horse race betting licence and “PO” an online poker licence. The date that follows is the date the licence takes effect. The “AGR” suffix and its number indicate the renewal round.

No. We are an editorial publication. We accept no deposits, hold no bettor funds, record no wagers and offer no staking function. To bet, you must go through a licensed operator, under your own responsibility.

Through commercial links. When a reader opens an operator’s domain from one of our buttons and subsequently opens an account, we may receive a fee from that operator. That fee changes neither the scores, nor the display order, nor the content of our reviews. Full details are on our Disclosure page.

No. The scale is public and rests on six criteria weighted identically for every operator. No payment, commercial agreement or operator request can change a published score. Only a demonstrated factual error leads to a correction.

Exclusively for adults resident in France. Our content is not intended for minors, for people listed on the voluntary exclusion register held by the Autorité nationale des jeux, or for anyone experiencing difficulty with betting.

Call Joueurs Info Service on 09 74 75 13 13, a free and anonymous national service open every day from 8am to 2am. You can also switch on deposit and stake limits with your operator, request self-exclusion, or ask the Autorité nationale des jeux to add you to the voluntary exclusion register.

French rules require licensed operators to verify the identity and age of their customers, as part of anti-money-laundering duties and the protection of minors. An operator that requires no verification is not meeting the French framework.

No. Our content is informational and editorial. It is not financial advice, not investment advice, and not a guarantee of any outcome. A bet is an expense, never an investment, and no method can secure a win.

Every record carries its last verification date. We re-check licence numbers at each revision and whenever the Autorité nationale des jeux publishes a renewal. An expired or withdrawn licence triggers an update or the removal of the record.