Camille Roux, French Market Editor
Camille Roux covers France for landing.space from Paris and writes all of the site's French-language reviews and guides. For eight years she has followed a market with an unusual shape: the ANJ licenses sports betting, horse racing and poker online, online casino games have no licence route at all, and France is still one of Europe's largest offshore casino markets. She writes about that gap: what the law says, what French players give up on offshore sites, and how payments and verification work where no French licence exists.
Author Credentials
She spent eight years in the French gambling trade press, covering ANJ decisions, the lists of blocked sites and the legalisation debate that keeps returning. The 2010 online gambling law, the powers it gives the ANJ and the interdiction volontaire system are her day-to-day reference, and ANJ enforcement publications are read in the week they appear.
How I Write
The answer to a French reader's question comes first, in French. Where the law or an ANJ decision is precise, the page cites it. As no online casino can hold a French licence, each casino review opens by saying the site operates outside French regulation and what follows from that: no ANJ recourse and no interdiction volontaire coverage.
Areas of Focus
- ANJ regulation: what is licensed and what is prohibited
- Offshore casinos marketed to French players and their real terms
- Interdiction volontaire and self-exclusion limits offshore
- French payment mechanics: cards, virements, crypto
- Paris sportifs and online poker under ANJ licence