France’s regulated online gambling sector is facing mounting pressure from what industry representatives describe as a rapidly expanding illegal betting market. The Association Française des Jeux en Ligne (AFJEL), which represents major licensed operators including Betclic, Entain and Betsson, has issued a renewed appeal to French authorities to intensify enforcement efforts against unlicensed gambling websites....
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