Towards a more responsible industry

Working with the Civil Society on Responsible Gaming Matters

When collaboration drives change

Collaboration is key in successfully driving change and propelling a more sustainable future. Being attentive to different perspectives and sharing knowledge are important to spur engagement and find best practice and develop coherent policies. Find out more about how we work with researchers, addiction experts and people from the medical community to continuously improve our policies. 

Sustainable Gambling Conference (SGC)

Once a year, FDJ UNITED hosts the Sustainable Gambling Conference, which aims to gather experts from within and outside the industry to share ideas and views to ensure a sustainable and safe industry.  

In France, FDJ UNITED supports help and support organisations for players

SOS joueurs

A platform aimed at providing emotional support and social, psychological, and legal assistance. SOS joueurs (SOS gamblers) works with gamblers and their friends and family

Visit sosjoueurs.org

Addict'Aide

Addict’Aide (Addicted Help) is an informational website about addiction, with a dedicated section all about gambling. It is aimed at players in difficulty, as well as their friends and family, and medical professionals.

Visit addictaide.fr

e-Enfance

e-Enfance (e-Childhood) carries out informational campaigns about using the internet and playing video games, aimed at young people and their parents.

Visit e-enfance.org

Crésus Alsace and the Fondation Crésus

Crésus (Croesus) offers financial support and budgeting education for people struggling to control their debt.

Visit cresus.org

CRJE

Struggling players can also contact the Centre de Référence sur le Jeu Excessif (Excessive Gambling Reference Centre) and the Institut Fédératif des Addictions Comportementales (Federal Institute of Behavioural Addictions).

Find out more at ifac-addictions.chu-nantes.fr.

SUPPORTING RESEARCH

FDJ UNITED supports organisations carrying out research into gambling, while observing their strict independence

  • FDJ UNITED supports the work of the Institut Fédératif des Addictions Comportementales (Federal Institute of Behavioural Addictions) based at the Nantes general hospital.  
  • FDJ UNITED participates in financing the scientific interest group “Jeu et Société” (Gaming and Society) (in partnership with the following universities: Paris 13, Paris Descartes, Paris Ouest-Nanterre La Défense, and Paris Sorbonne). The interest group carries out research and shares its findings and insights into the world of gambling.  
  • FDJ UNITED supports two experimental projects focussing on reducing risk and damage. The first is spearheaded by the Fédération Addiction (Addiction Federation) and aims to bring FDJ’s core business and the medical profession closer together. It aims to facilitate the identification of addictive behaviours, prevent damage, and reduce risks. The second project is led by the Société d’Entraide et d’Action Psychologique (Society of Mutual Aid and Psychological Action) and is based on self-help and mutual assistance between gamers.  

Research

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Matthew Vassallo and more: The Efcacy of Psychosocial Interventions in Minimising the Harm Caused to Afected Others of Problem Gambling: A Systematic Review and Meta‑Analysis

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Paul Delfabbro and more: Behavioural Markers of Harm and Their Potential in Identifying Product Risk in Online Gambling

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Michael Auer and more: An Empirical Study of the Effect of Voluntary Limit-Setting on Gamblers’ Loyalty Using Behavioural Tracking Data

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Maris Bonello and Mark D. Griffiths: Analyzing Consumer Protection for Gamblers Across Different Online Gambling Operators: A Descriptive Study

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Maris Bonello and Mark D. Griffiths: Behavioural tracking, Responsible Gambling tools, and online voluntary self-exclusion: Implications for problem gamblers

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Maris Catania and Mark D Griffiths: Applying the DSM‑5 Criteria for Gambling Disorder to Online Gambling Account‑Based Tracking Data: An Empirical Study Utilizing Cluster Analysis

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Maris Catania and Mark D Griffiths: Understanding Online Voluntary Self-Exclusion in Gambling: An Empirical Study Using Account-Based Behavioral Tracking Data

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Deniz Cemiloglu, Maris Catania and more: The Fine Line Between Persuasion and Digital Addiction

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