bet365 has launched online betting in France after receiving authorisation from the ANJ, the company said. It is offering its platform through bet365.fr and mobile apps, and said its product has been adapted to French requirements.
ANJ authorisation gives bet365 access to France’s regulated online betting market through its website and mobile apps.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | Not stated | bet365 enters France following ANJ approval | Not stated | |
| bet365 | Not stated | bet365 launches French sportsbook after regulatory approval | Not stated | |
| bet365 | Not stated | Bet365 says ANJ approves online sports betting in France | Not stated |
The day’s most important stories, free. One email a day.
bet365 has launched in Washington D.C., securing three major sports partnerships as it rolls out its offer in the district. The operator is launching with an extensive sportsbook proposition.
bet365 launched online sports betting and casino gaming in West Virginia, its 18th US market. The company said the state is its fourth US market offering both products; West Virginia Lottery licensing documents show approval for a full annual licence on 29 July. The launch makes bet365 the state's 10th online sports wagering operator licensee.
BETER received vendor registration from the Virginia Lottery, extending its US presence to 10 states. The approval permits the supplier to provide Virginia operators with data and streams for Setka Cup table tennis and ESportsBattle tournaments. Both offerings are already available through bet365 in Virginia.
Bingoal and TOTO Online, the latter operated by Nederlandse Loterij, have confirmed renewed Dutch igaming licences. The renewals follow the KSA's renewal of Holland Casino's licence as the first five-year permits from the October 2021 market launch approach expiry. Several major operators' licences are due to expire on 1 October.
Alberta's regulated online casino market opened on 13 July 2026, with more than 20 licensed operators now registered to offer real-money casino games. Some operators launched on day one while others are still completing their Alberta rollout, the outlet said. PlayAlberta, run directly by the AGLC, predates the launch.