What Cool-Off Period means
A cool-off period is a temporary, self-imposed pause on account access, typically ranging from 24 hours to 30 days - distinct from full self-exclusion, which is longer-term or permanent. It's designed as a lighter-touch tool for a customer who wants a short break rather than a full, formal exclusion from betting.
Key points
- A cool-off period is a temporary, self-imposed pause on account access, typically ranging from 24 hours to 30 days - distinct from full self-exclusion, which is longer-term or permanent.
- It's designed as a lighter-touch tool for a customer who wants a short break rather than a full, formal exclusion from betting.
Example and context
In practice
A cool-off period is a temporary, self-imposed pause on account access, typically ranging from 24 hours to 30 days - distinct from full self-exclusion, which is longer-term or permanent.
Related glossary terms
These terms sit in the same part of the betting vocabulary and are useful to read next.
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