FDJ

fdj, also known as "French Games," is the national lottery operator in France. It was established in 1976 and is a subsidiary of the French state. The company is responsible for organizing and managing a wide range of lottery games, including scratch cards, draw games, and sports betting. Fdj's primary mission is to generate revenue for the French state while also offering entertainment to players. A portion of the revenue generated by Fdj is allocated to various public interest causes, such as sports, culture, and social development.

The company offers popular draw games like Loto and EuroMillions, as well as a variety of instant-win scratch cards. Fdj also operates a sports betting division, ParionsSport, which allows customers to bet on a wide range of sporting events. In recent years, Fdj has expanded its offerings to include online gaming, providing players with the convenience of accessing its games through its website and mobile applications. The company emphasizes responsible gaming and implements measures to prevent problem gambling. Fdj plays a significant role in the French entertainment and gambling landscape, contributing to both state revenue and public interest initiatives.