Self-exclusion: meaning in crash games

By · Last updated October 30, 2026

A tool that blocks you from gambling with an casino, or with every licensed casino through a national scheme, for a set period. It's one of the strongest responsible gambling tools.

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  1. Why it matters
  2. In practice
  3. Example

Why it matters

If you feel you need it, use it. It works best combined with blocking software and support.

In practice

Self-exclusion usually can’t be reversed early. That’s deliberate. Combine it with deposit blocks from your bank and device-level blocking software for the strongest protection. See responsible gambling.

Example

GAMSTOP in Great Britain blocks all UKGC-licensed sites.

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