The Scandinavian challenger that entered the French market in 2023
Comparison
Two brands approved by the Autorité Nationale des Jeux for online sports betting in France. For each one: the official licence number, our detailed score, and the verification link to the public register.
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| Brand | Licence number | Approved since | Score | Actions |
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0061-PS-2023-09-21 |
2023 | 4.4/5 | Visit Read review |
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0011-PS-2010-06-07 |
2010 | 4.5/5 | Visit Read review |
The Scandinavian challenger that entered the French market in 2023
Approved operator since the French market opened in 2010
Scores are revised at every quarterly sampling. Any operator whose licence is no longer active on the ANJ register is removed from this comparison within 48 hours.
Five criteria, weighted identically for both brands. No score is negotiable and no partner reviews our analysis before publication.
Regular odds sampling across an identical basket of fixtures, then implied margin calculation. This is the criterion that weighs most on a regular bettor’s return.
Number of competitions covered, market depth per fixture, and real in-play availability beyond the headline events.
Measured load times, number of interactions needed to confirm a slip, and how the interface holds up under peak load.
Quoted versus observed timeframes, documents requested during identity checks, and how legible case tracking is.
How reachable deposit ceilings, stake limits, time-out and self-exclusion are, and how clearly support services are signposted.
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