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French internet service providers have been ordered to block access to the betting platform Polymarket due to concerns raised by the country's gambling regulator. The regulator has cited issues related to illegal gambling practices, potential market manipulation, and the platform's addictive mechanics.
Concerns have also been expressed about the availability of self-exclusion tools on Polymarket and the significant number of French users circumventing existing financial restrictions to access the site. This decision reflects a broader initiative by French authorities to tackle online gambling and ensure compliance with national regulations.
18 July
French gambling regulator issued an order for ISPs to block Polymarket.
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