ANJ warns against the new World Cup campaign's betting hype.

As part of the launch of the first-ever safer gambling campaign, "T'as vu, t'as perdu," the l'Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) will inform French audiences about the dangers of excessive gambling during the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Following research by Harris Interactive, which found that "more than a third of French adults who plan to follow the World Cup expect to place financial wagers during the competition," the French gaming regulator created the campaign.

 

[GamblingBoy]

This should be a general warning to all entire gamblers globally and not to French alone. People should not overbet during the forthcoming world cup. They bet responsibly and with the amount they can afford to lose.

 

[Hannman]

It seems that French people also like gambling a lot. They should just remember there's still a lot of days after world cup. If you spend all your money on gambling, how will you survive after world cup

 

[GamblingBoy]

French is also synonymously to gambling Gambling is very popular in France. However, gambling during world cup is what they have prepared for. It is not strange to me.

 

[Hardexy1]

a general warning should be pass out to the general public about gambling awareness, i think the sport regulators are doing there best, people should bet wisely