What Self-Exclusion means
Self-exclusion is a responsible gambling tool that lets a customer voluntarily block their own access to a sportsbook - typically for a set period, or permanently - as part of every licensed operator's required responsible gambling program. Many states also offer multi-operator self-exclusion programs that block access across every licensed sportsbook in that state at once, rather than requiring a customer to self-exclude from each app individually.
Key points
- Self-exclusion is a responsible gambling tool that lets a customer voluntarily block their own access to a sportsbook - typically for a set period, or permanently - as part of every licensed operator's required responsible gambling program.
- Many states also offer multi-operator self-exclusion programs that block access across every licensed sportsbook in that state at once, rather than requiring a customer to self-exclude from each app individually.
Example and context
Self-exclusion is a responsible gambling tool that lets a customer voluntarily block their own access to a sportsbook - typically for a set period, or permanently - as part of every licensed operator's required responsible gambling program.
Related glossary terms
These terms sit in the same part of the betting vocabulary and are useful to read next.
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