Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Responsible Gambling Messaging
Safer-gambling messaging, campaigns and tool promotion that meet regulator expectations and genuinely help players

Compliance & Responsible Marketing · Safer-Gambling Campaigns & Messaging
French sports betting, racing and poker ads checked for the mandatory warning message, helpline reference and ANJ guidance
French gambling advertising must include a mandatory warning about the risks of gambling together with the national helpline, and the ANJ publishes recommendations on content it considers excessive or aimed at young people. We check each format for correct wording, rotation and legibility, review creative against ANJ recommendations and confirm campaigns cover only licensed products: sports betting, horse racing and poker.
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Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Safer-gambling messaging, campaigns and tool promotion that meet regulator expectations and genuinely help players
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Multi-channel campaigns that raise awareness and use of deposit limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion tools
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Integration of UK safer-gambling messaging into ads, social and sponsorship in line with the industry code and UKGC expectations
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
State-by-state responsible gaming disclaimers, helpline references and age notices for every ad format your US campaigns use
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Danish ads and CRM built with the required age limit, StopSpillet helpline and ROFUS self-exclusion information in every format
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Greek-language responsible gaming messages, age notices and advertising checks aligned with Hellenic Gaming Commission rules