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Morocco's state sports-betting and lottery operator (La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports)
Visit MDJS →Pros
- Genuine state operator (La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports), created 1962 — independently confirmed
- Sports-betting run by an established international operator (Sisal) under an 8-year contract
- Multiple sports-betting and scratch-game product lines
- Prominent responsible-gaming guidance and social/youth-sports initiatives
Cons
- No fixed public welcome-bonus amount
- Payment methods and support channels not exhaustively detailed independently
Our verdict
MDJS (La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports), created in 1962 as Morocco's state sports-betting monopoly — independently confirmed via industry trade press, offers sports betting (Cote & Sport, Toto Foot, Cote Sport 3D), scratch games, and other lottery-style products, alongside prominent responsible-gaming guidance and youth-sports-focused social initiatives ('Faire Gagner le Sport'). Sports-betting management is run under an 8-year Sisal Jeux Maroc contract since February 2023, which replaced Intralot from January 2024; Sisal has separately held Morocco's national lottery rights since 2018. MDJS does not publish a fixed welcome-bonus amount, instead running regular promotions.
How we rated it
Trust & licensing (27%)7.5
A genuine state operator (La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports) created in 1962, which carries the inherent trust of state backing. Independently confirmed via industry trade press: sports-betting management is under an 8-year Sisal Jeux Maroc contract since 2023, replacing Intralot from January 2024.
Sportsbook (36%)6.5
Multiple sports-betting products (Cote & Sport, Toto Foot, Cote Sport 3D) plus scratch games and other lottery-style offerings, per the operator's own site.
Customer support (18%)5.5
The site prominently features responsible-gaming guidance and harm-reduction recommendations, though specific support channel details were not exhaustively confirmed independently.
Bonuses & value (18%)3
No fixed public welcome-bonus amount - MDJS runs regular promotions instead, per our own bonus data (bet-maroc.com), in partnership with Sisal.
Welcome bonus
Quick facts
| Operator | La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports (state monopoly, created 1962); sports betting run by Sisal Jeux Maroc since 2023 — independently confirmed |
| Products | Cote & Sport, Toto Foot, Cote Sport 3D, scratch games, Chrono, Club 1892 |
| Partnership | Sisal (per our own bonus data) |
| Bonus status | No fixed public welcome-bonus amount - regular promotions instead |
Where MDJS is licensed
MDJS appears on the official register in 1 country — 1 for sports betting and 0 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Africa (1)
About MDJS
MDJS is Morocco's state sports-betting and lottery operator, created in 1962 — independently confirmed via industry trade press, offering multiple sports-betting and scratch-game products alongside a strong responsible-gaming focus. Sports-betting management runs under an 8-year Sisal Jeux Maroc contract since 2023, replacing Intralot from January 2024.
FAQ
Is MDJS licensed?
Yes - it is Morocco's state sports-betting and lottery operator, La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports.
Is MDJS safe?
Yes - as a state operator created in 1962, it carries inherent institutional trust, independently confirmed via industry trade press, with sports-betting managed by established international operator Sisal since 2023.
Does MDJS have a welcome bonus?
There is no fixed public welcome-bonus amount - MDJS runs regular promotions instead, in partnership with Sisal.
Who owns MDJS?
The State of Morocco, operating as La Marocaine des Jeux et des Sports.
