What self-exclusion means
Self-exclusion is a preventive measure that requests access restrictions to gambling products for a defined period or other duration permitted by the relevant scheme. Details and reversibility differ by operator and jurisdiction.
Find the operator’s actual process
Locate the verified responsible-gambling or account-controls channel of every operator where you have an account. Ask for self-exclusion confirmation and keep a record of the request; this publisher cannot submit it for you.
Reduce routes back to gambling
Consider gambling-site blockers, removing payment access where practical, changing routines and asking a trusted person for support. Self-exclusion from one operator does not necessarily cover all websites.
Independent resources
Consult Gambling Therapy for international support. UK residents can review GAMSTOP for participating licensed remote operators; scheme eligibility and coverage must be checked directly.
Financial and wellbeing support
If gambling has affected debts or relationships, seek impartial debt or mental-health support as appropriate. Gambling again to recover losses is not a safe recovery plan.