In order to promote responsible gaming, Française des Jeux is launching a digital campaign in the form of three 25-second adverts aimed at its 26 million players. The objective is to: promote its tools for mastering their use.
3 adverts = 3 tools to raise awareness
1. The chameleon: this advert highlights the “colour dot” tool. The chameleon's three colour changes – green, orange and then red – symbolise the tool used to assess one's playing practice and the associated colours.
2. The dog: this advert highlights the self-assessment tool for gambling behaviour. Too absorbed in its game, the animal confuses its paw with the ball and bites it violently! The FDJ directs players to an online test to identify problematic, risky or risk-free gambling behaviour.
3. The giraffe and the lemurs: this advert highlights the importance for players to set and manage their gaming limits.
Risky behaviour, seeking help
Have you used the resources and tools available from the FDJ and realised that you have an addictive relationship with gambling? There are associations and organisations that can help you.
SOS Players
Free helpline 09 69 39 55 12 + a forum on the website sosjoueurs.org
CRJE and IFAC
Reference Centre on Excessive Gambling and Federative Institute of Behavioural Addictions.
Information on pathological gambling.
Online information and support site, including a chat room and forumwww.aide-info-jeu.fr
+ a directory of healthcare facilities in France, French Guiana and Martinique.
www.ifac-addictions.fr
Public Health France
Telephone service available 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m.
09 74 75 13 13
www.joueurs-info-service.fr
CRESUS
Regional Chambers for Social Over-indebtedness
Innovative network for support and prevention of excessive debt
03 90 22 11 34
www.cresusalsace.org
www.radiocresus.fr
Addiction Support
Information website on addiction, of which the e-Enfance Association is a co-founding partner, with a special section on gambling.
A directory of healthcare centres is available for your use.
La Française des Jeux strongly advises against gambling involving minors within the family. 11% of young people aged 15 to 17 surveyed as part of a 2014 ODJ/INPES study have a gambling problem (compared to 4.6% of adults).
The e-Enfance Association, supported by La Française des Jeux for over ten years, reminds us that gambling is prohibited for minors. It is everyone's responsibility not to introduce young people to this form of entertainment.
For further information, please contact our advisers on 3018.
