By SectorWire desk ·
The ANJ has started a campaign ahead of an expected rise in World Cup betting. A Toluna-Harris survey found 41% of respondents planning to watch the tournament also intended to bet.
The campaign responds to anticipated tournament betting among surveyed prospective World Cup viewers.
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The figures show slower expansion in France’s regulated gambling revenue outside casinos and clubs.
Suppliers of gambling-like games involving monetisable digital objects now fall within the ANJ–ARPP advertising oversight partnership’s expanded scope.
The findings could influence which sports betting markets operators may offer in France.
The ANJ identifies live betting and participation by players showing excessive gambling behaviour as concerns amid market growth.
France’s online sports betting stakes grew 12.0%, giving operators and investors a measure of market growth.
The renewal extends cooperation between ANJ and ARPP on gambling advertising in France.