Understand account exclusion, multi-operator schemes, extra barriers and support resources without promotional distractions.
Self-exclusion is a formal way to ask an operator, or a participating network of operators, to prevent you from gambling for a chosen period. It is intended to support people who want to stop and should be combined with wider measures if needed.
Visit the actual operator’s responsible-gambling or account-help area. Follow its self-exclusion process, confirm the requested duration and keep any confirmation. Do not open a new account to evade restrictions.
In Great Britain, GAMSTOP Online covers participating operators licensed in Great Britain. It is not a universal worldwide block, does not cover every overseas service and is not a substitute for checking individual operators.
Consider device or bank gambling blocks where available, remove related applications, mute promotional communications and ask a trusted person for support. Avoid viewing gambling marketing during the exclusion period.
Self-exclusion can help restrict access, but financial and emotional effects may need additional help. Independent support services can assist with gambling harms, debt and family concerns.
Shuffle.us describes a temporary or permanent exclusion route through its Shuffle Wise area. Sky Bet account holders should use Sky Bet’s own help and responsible-gambling channels. The two services are separate.
No. Its scope is tied to participating operators licensed in Great Britain.
Operators often provide their own exclusion processes; check the operator’s official guidance.
No. We cannot access or close player accounts. Use the operator’s official channels.
Add blocking measures and seek support rather than relying on one barrier alone.
Support services and operator rules can vary by location. Follow the applicable official guidance.
If you want to stop, use account blocking or exclusion tools and consider speaking with a trusted person or professional support service.