We compare the operators licensed by the Autorité nationale des jeux, licence number in hand. Every figure below comes from our own weekly readings — never from an operator press kit.
We track two sports betting operators authorised to trade in France and publish what our readings show: depth of markets, odds level, real withdrawal times. No reader review is ever posted, no rating is ever bought.
A long-standing operator on the French market, licensed since 2010 and renewed in 2025, Bwin remains a reference for football betting thanks to the depth of its offer and the stability of its live service.
This is a commercial link. It has no bearing on the rating awarded or on the content of the review. Strictly 18 and over.
The latest notable entrant on the French market, DAZN Bet builds on the continuity between sports broadcasting and betting. The offer is tighter than that of long-standing operators, but execution is clean.
This is a commercial link. It has no bearing on the rating awarded or on the content of the review. Strictly 18 and over.
Five criteria, weighted identically for every operator, recorded on the same fixtures at the same times. The overall rating is the mean of those five readings, rounded to one decimal.
Both numbers below come from decisions published in the Journal officiel. Follow a link to read the original decision.
SELECT brand, licence FROM operators WHERE status = "licensed";
0001-PS-2025-09-08-AGR-03
Verify in the Journal officiel
0066-PS-2025-07-24-AGR-00
Verify in the Journal officiel
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