Self-exclusion: meaning in crash games
A tool that blocks you from gambling with an operator, or with every licensed operator through a national scheme, for a set period. It's one of the strongest responsible gambling tools.
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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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