Self-Exclusion Directory: the 37 statewide programs, the national program, and 76 operators that accept a written request

Self-exclusion means asking a regulator or an operator to bar you from gambling with them. This page lists how it actually works in the 36 states and the District of Columbia that run a statewide program — where you enroll, what each covers, the terms offered and whether the exclusion can be reversed — plus the national program and every operator we have confirmed accepts a written request by email. Fourteen states run no statewide program; they are listed below the table. Every row was checked against the regulator's or lottery's own page in October 2026; where a detail could not be confirmed there, the row says so. It is maintained from the same data Betttr uses in its self-exclusion wizard, and is updated as operators change their process. Last updated: October 2026.

1. National: one enrollment, several states

National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP) — One enrollment and one remote notary appointment; every participating state closes at once. Operated by idPair. Participating jurisdictions: CA, WY, CO, NE, IA, WI, MI, LA, PR. Website: https://www.nvsep.org.

2. Statewide self-exclusion programs (36 states and DC)

StateAgencyHow to enrollLinkNotes (scope, terms, reversal)
ArizonaArizona Department of Gaming, Division of Problem GamblingNotarized form by mail (in person by appointment; remote online notary accepted)Program pageTwo separate lists, two forms: (1) all Class III tribal casinos statewide incl. casino hotels/restaurants/venues; (2) event wagering (retail + mobile sportsbooks) and fantasy contests. Lottery not covered. Terms 1, 5 or 10 years; irrevocable, no removal process, name drops off when the term ends. Current photo required. selfexclusion@azgaming.gov, 602-771-4263.
CaliforniaCalifornia Department of Justice, Bureau of Gambling ControlOnline (ems.doj.ca.gov) or paper form notarized or witnessed by a licensed cardroom key employeeProgram pageLicensed card rooms statewide only — explicitly not tribal casinos, horse racing or lottery (tribal casinos are reached through NVSEP). Terms 1 year or lifetime; irrevocable for the term. Jackpots won while excluded are confiscated to the Office of Problem Gambling. A separate cardroom-level self-restriction (30 days to lifetime) also exists. BGCEMS@doj.ca.gov, 916-830-1700.
ColoradoDivision of GamingOnlineProgram pageEnroll through the Division of Gaming's program at betsmart.colorado.gov.
ConnecticutDepartment of Consumer ProtectionOnlineProgram pageEnroll online. Covers online platforms and retail sports wagering statewide.
DelawareDelaware LotteryIn person only (Dover office, by appointment 302-744-1669); mail not acceptedProgram pageCovers all three racinos (slots, tables and their iGaming sites) plus the Lottery's iGaming and sports app. Retail lottery not covered. Terms 1 year, 5 years or lifetime; lifetime irrevocable; 1- and 5-year terms must be served in full, then the person must appear in person to request reinstatement (not automatic). Class A misdemeanor if caught; winnings forfeited.
District of ColumbiaOffice of Lottery and GamingOnline or in person (online form at forms.dc.gov; in person at OLG by appointment or at any licensed sportsbook facility)Program pageOne list covering all OLG-regulated gambling: sports wagering (retail + mobile), DC Lottery retail tickets, iLottery and prize claims; cannot be limited to one type. Terms 18 months, 3 years, 5 years or lifetime; irrevocable for the term; NOT removed automatically at expiry — a removal request must be filed. Government photo ID and SSN required. 202-788-2102.
GeorgiaGeorgia Lottery CorporationBy phone (1-800-GA-LUCKY) or from the iHOPE account profileProgram pageOnline/mobile lottery (draw games, Diggi, second-chance) and Players Club only; retail tickets not covered; no casinos or sports betting in Georgia. Irrevocable for the term; not reinstated automatically at expiry — the person must call. Term menu differs between the web page (3 months to 10 years) and the program terms PDF (3 to 12 months) — official sources conflict (UNVERIFIED).
IllinoisIllinois Gaming BoardIn person only—Enroll at an Illinois Gaming Board office or any Illinois casino. Covers all casinos and sports wagering.
IndianaIndiana Gaming CommissionOnline, at any Indiana casino, or at the IGC office—Voluntary Exclusion Program.
IowaIowa Racing and Gaming CommissionNotarized form by mail, or in person (IRGC Des Moines, any Iowa Gambling Treatment Program agency, or any licensed casino/racetrack); no web formProgram pageOne statewide list for all IRGC licensees: casinos, racetrack casinos, sports wagering (retail + online), fantasy sports and advance-deposit wagering. Lottery not covered. Terms 5 years or lifetime, both final and irrevocable (revocation only for pre-July-2017 enrollees). Notarized mail-in needs a photo and copy of government ID. Up to two weeks for licensees to enforce; winnings forfeited.
KansasKansas Racing and Gaming CommissionIn person at any of the four state-owned casinos or the Topeka office (casino VEP); online by secure document upload (sports wagering)Program pageTwo separate programs: (1) Voluntary Exclusion Program for the four state-owned casinos (Boot Hill, Kansas Star, Hollywood at Kansas Speedway, Kansas Crossing) — terms 2 years or lifetime; after 2 years removal requires a problem-gambling assessment and course series, then Commission approval; (2) Sports Wagering Exclusion Program, statewide retail + mobile, enrolled by email request and secure upload (https://krgc.kansas.gov/problem-gambling/sports-wagering-exclusion-program/); term lengths set on the form (UNVERIFIED); no early removal. Tribal casinos and lottery not covered.
KentuckyKentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation (compiles a statewide list; enrollment is through operators)Operator-level only: enroll at any licensed sportsbook or racetrack; operators forward weekly and the Corporation redistributes monthly—No central enrollment page, form or phone line is published — the statewide list exists in regulation (809 KAR 10:007; 810 KAR 2:100) and is populated by operators. Covers sports wagering (retail + mobile) and pari-mutuel racetracks once compiled. Terms set by operators ('temporarily or permanently' per rule); removal procedure UNVERIFIED.
LouisianaLouisiana Gaming Control Board, via State Police Gaming Enforcement DivisionIn person only (LSP Gaming field offices: Baton Rouge, Breaux Bridge, Lake Charles, New Orleans, Bossier City)Program pageCovers riverboat casinos, the land-based casino, racetrack slot facilities and all sports wagering (retail + mobile). Video poker and lottery not covered. Minimum 5 years, indefinite until removed; removal is not automatic — after 5 years, a written request, a mental-health professional's recommendation and a closed hearing. Winnings forfeited; arrest possible. 225-925-1900.
MaineMaine Gambling Control Unit (Dept. of Public Safety); virtual enrollment via AdCare MaineOnline (virtual session via AdCare Maine) or in person (Gambling Control Unit, Hollywood Casino Bangor, Oxford Casino, AdCare offices); or request through an online wagering operatorProgram pageOne universal list; applicant chooses which activities to exclude from: casinos/slot facilities, sports wagering, fantasy contests, advance-deposit wagering. Lottery not covered. Terms 1, 3, 5 years or lifetime; fixed terms end automatically at month-end of the enrollment anniversary, no early removal; lifetime may be petitioned after 5 years with a reinstatement session from an approved problem-gambling agency. Governed by Chapter 13 (adopted Oct 2025). AdCare virtual enrollment: 207-626-3615 x20.
MarylandMaryland Lottery and Gaming Control AgencyIn person—Enroll in person at a casino or at the Lottery and Gaming Control Agency.
MassachusettsMassachusetts Gaming Commission (GameSense)In-person appointment—Enroll through GameSense: an appointment at a casino GameSense center or with the Gaming Commission.
MichiganMichigan Gaming Control BoardOnline (internet gaming) / in person (casinos)Program pageDisassociated Persons List covers casinos; a separate internet-gaming self-exclusion can be done online.
MississippiMississippi Gaming CommissionOnline (selfexclusionforms.msgamingcommission.com, email one-time code; devices available at Commission offices)Program pageCovers all state-regulated casinos (whole property) including casino sportsbooks. Lottery and bingo not covered; no mobile sports betting in MS. Term 3 to 10 years, selectable; lifetime available only after completing a prior term of at least 3 years. No early removal; expires automatically (casinos have up to 10 days to update); extend by logging back in. Selfie and ID upload. 228-297-8174.
MissouriMissouri Gaming CommissionOnline (MGC portal with ID and photo upload) or in person (any casino's MGC office or Jefferson City)Program pageTwo independent lists: (1) List of Disassociated Persons covers all 13 licensed casinos; lifetime, with a one-time petition for removal after 5 years (re-enrolling after removal is permanent); (2) Self-Excluded Persons list for sports wagering (retail + mobile), 5-year term, removed automatically at expiry and extendable in the final 3 months (https://mgc.dps.mo.gov/DAP/dap_about.html). File both to cover both. Applicant must be unimpaired when applying; violation is misdemeanor trespass with forfeiture.
MontanaMontana Lottery (Sports Bet Montana) — sports wagering onlyPer rule ARM 2.63.1304, by the procedure published at montanalottery.com (reported in-app); no public enrollment page could be confirmed (UNVERIFIED)—Lottery-run sports wagering only. Video gambling machines, card rooms (Department of Justice) and tribal casinos have no statewide program; draw and scratch lottery not covered. The rule allows removal by the published procedure, so the exclusion is not irrevocable. Enrollment URL unpublished.
NebraskaNebraska Racing and Gaming Commission, via the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion ProgramOnline (nvsep.org)Program pageNebraska routes state self-exclusion through NVSEP: covers the racetrack casinos and retail sports betting at them (no online sports betting in NE). Term menu and early-removal rules not stated on the official page (UNVERIFIED).
New HampshireNew Hampshire Lottery Commission (iLottery; sports wagering via its agent DraftKings)Online (iLottery account self-exclusion); operator-level in the DraftKings app for sports wageringProgram pageLottery self-exclusion covers NH iLottery and My603Rewards only, 1, 3 or 6 months, cannot be undone early. Sports wagering exclusion is enrolled through DraftKings (the Commission keeps a central database under Lot 3003.05); charitable casinos not covered. A statewide database for all NH gaming was authorized in 2025 and is not yet live (UNVERIFIED; re-check).
New JerseyDivision of Gaming EnforcementOnlineProgram pageEnroll online. Covers online gaming statewide; choose online-only or all gambling.
New MexicoNew Mexico Gaming Control BoardIn person only (Albuquerque office by appointment, 505-841-9700, or approved locations); mail not acceptedProgram pageStatewide option covers racetrack casinos and participating tribal casinos; single-property exclusion also available through that casino. Gaming floor only; lottery not covered; no mobile sports betting in NM. Terms 1 year, 5 years or lifetime. Removal possible by written petition after at least 1 year, decided by the Board within 90 days. Government photo ID required; photographed on site; winnings forfeited to the Compulsive Gambling Treatment Fund.
New YorkNew York State Gaming CommissionNotarized form by mail or in person—Download the Voluntary Self-Exclusion form, have it notarized, and submit it by mail or in person.
North CarolinaNorth Carolina State Lottery Commission, Regulated Gaming DivisionOnline (DocuSign web form) or in person at an NC Education Lottery claims centerProgram pageCovers sports wagering (online + retail) and pari-mutuel/advance-deposit horse wagering. Lottery and tribal casinos not covered. Terms 1, 3, 5 years or lifetime; removed automatically at term end; early removal only by petition for mistaken identity or fraud. Account funds refunded; winnings during exclusion forfeited; takes effect in about 3–4 business days. (morethanagame.nc.gov is NCDHHS's help site, not an enrollment path.)
OhioOhio Casino Control Commission (Time Out Ohio)OnlineProgram pageEnroll online in Time Out Ohio, the state's voluntary exclusion program.
OklahomaOklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming (nonprofit administering the statewide tribal-casino list under compact requirements) — casinos; Oklahoma Lottery Commission — lotteryNotarized form by mail (casino list: OAPGG, Norman; lottery: Lottery HQ, Oklahoma City)Program pageNot a state-agency program: the statewide casino list is run by a nonprofit and covers participating tribal casinos only (17 tribal gaming commissions plus Remington Park on the form; not every tribe participates). Terms 1, 3, 5 or 10 years; irrevocable for the term; at expiry removal is per-casino and the person must contact each facility. Driver's license copy plus a recent photo required. Separate lifetime-only Lottery self-exclusion (prizes over $600, Players Club, marketing) at https://oklottery.com/play-responsibly/self-exclusion. No commercial sportsbooks in OK. help@oapgg.org, 405-801-3329.
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Gaming Control BoardOnlineProgram pageFour separate tracks: casinos, online gambling, video gaming terminals, and fantasy. Enroll in each you need.
Rhode IslandRhode Island Lottery (iLottery); Bally's casinos (casino and sportsbook) under Lottery oversightOnline or by phone (iLottery, 1-800-288-2485); in person only at Bally's Lincoln security for the casinos and sportsbookProgram pageTwo tracks with different owners: (1) Lottery self-exclusion covers the iLottery account only, 1 or 5 years, auto-restored at term end; (2) casino and sportsbook exclusion (Bally's Lincoln and Tiverton; Bally Bet online coverage UNVERIFIED) is operator-run, in person, 1 year, 5 years or permanent, early termination only with Bally's and Lottery approval (https://casinos.ballys.com/lincoln/responsible-gaming.htm). No standalone state enrollment page for the casinos.
South DakotaSouth Dakota Commission on Gaming (Department of Revenue)Online (state e-form 4014 with ID and photo upload) or through any licensee, forwarded within 24 hoursProgram pageCovers Deadwood licensed casinos (slots, tables, Deadwood retail sports wagering). Tribal casinos and Lottery video lottery not covered. The Commission took over the registry from individual casinos effective June 15, 2026. Term options and reversal policy not legible on the official form (UNVERIFIED). 605-578-3074.
TennesseeTennessee Sports Wagering CouncilOnline (web form), by phone (615-253-7922), or by mailed/emailed PDF; any licensed sportsbook can forward a statewide requestProgram pageOnline sports wagering only (Tennessee has no casinos). Fantasy sports not covered — per-operator only. Terms 1, 3 or 5 years. Blocks logins, deposits and wagers at all licensees and stops marketing. Early removal procedure not published (UNVERIFIED).
VermontVermont Department of Liquor and LotteryOnline (state form with selfie, ID and one-time code)Program pageMobile sports wagering only (all Vermont licensees). Fantasy sports per-operator; lottery not covered. Terms 1, 3, 5 years or lifetime; fixed terms end automatically (re-enroll to stay excluded); lifetime cannot be removed; enrollee agrees not to petition during the term. DLL.PlayerExclusion@vermont.gov.
VirginiaVirginia Lottery — Voluntary Exclusion ProgramOnline (DocuSign, for 2- and 5-year terms) or in person (Lottery HQ or a casino, by appointment; lifetime must be in person)Program pageOne list covering casinos, online sports betting, account-based (online) lottery, charitable gaming, and all horse wagering under the Racing Commission (live, OTB, historical horse racing, ADW). Retail lottery tickets not covered. Terms 2 years, 5 years or lifetime; cannot be removed until the term ends; removed automatically at expiry (contact the Lottery before expiry to extend). Distributed to all operators within 7 days; winnings forfeited to the Problem Gambling Treatment Fund. 804-692-7185.
WashingtonWashington State Gambling Commission (card rooms); Washington's Lottery (lottery)In person at any house-banked card room or at the Commission (Lacey) by appointment, or notarized form by mail (or signed by a certified gambling counselor); no online optionProgram pageCommission program covers all privately owned house-banked card rooms statewide (since May 2022); tribal casinos run their own per-casino programs and do not participate. Terms 1, 3, 5 or 10 years; no early removal; NOT removed automatically at expiry — notice sent 45 days before, and a notarized removal form or in-person appointment is required to exit. Passport-style photo and ID copy by mail; forms in 11 languages. Separate Lottery Voluntary Self-Exclusion (prizes over $600, second-chance prizes, My Lottery 360; 1, 3 or 5 years) at https://www.walottery.com/responsibility/SelfExclusion.aspx. 360-486-3445.
West VirginiaWest Virginia Lottery (Security)Notarized form by mail, or in person before Lottery security (no notary needed in person)Program pageCovers the four racetrack casinos and The Greenbrier plus all WV iGaming and mobile sports betting; iLottery is a separate in-app exclusion. Indefinite until removed; removal considered on written request after at least 1 year, Commission decides. The WV exclusion list is a public record (stated on the form). Photo ID copy required. The Lottery's web pages are script-rendered; the official form PDF is the stable URL.
WyomingWyoming Gaming Commission, via the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion ProgramOnline (nvsep.org)Program pageWyoming routes state self-exclusion through NVSEP: covers online sports wagering, pari-mutuel/historical horse racing and Commission-regulated skill games. Tribal casino coverage UNVERIFIED. Term menu and reinstatement rules not legible on the official pages (UNVERIFIED; secondary sources say 1, 3, 5 years or lifetime).

States with no statewide program (14)

As of October 2026 these states run no statewide self-exclusion program, according to their regulator or lottery pages: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas (a statewide list was authorized in 2025; its rules are still in draft), Florida (operator-level only), Hawaii, Idaho, Minnesota, Nevada (each online operator keeps its own register), North Dakota, Oregon (operator-level, in the Lottery's sports-betting app), South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin. In these states, self-exclusion is done operator by operator — see sections 3 and 4 — or, where tribal casinos participate, through the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program.

3. Sportsbooks with self-exclusion inside the app (5)

OperatorWhere to find it
DraftKingsAccount → Responsible Gaming → Self-Exclusion → choose duration → confirm
FanDuelAccount → Responsible Gaming → Self-Exclusion (or Timeout) → choose duration → confirm
BetMGMMenu → Responsible Gaming → Self-Exclusion → choose duration → confirm
theScore Bet (formerly ESPN BET)Self-exclusion flow inside the theScore Bet app
Fanatics SportsbookAccount → Responsible Gaming → Self-Exclusion → choose duration → confirm

These operators run self-exclusion inside their own app or site. Some also publish a support address for closing your account; those appear in the next table with a note.

4. Operators that accept a written self-exclusion request by email (76)

Each address below is the one the operator itself publishes for self-exclusion or account closure. Send from the email address on your account; several operators ask you to attach a photo of your ID. Where an address contains {state}, replace it with your two-letter state code in lowercase.

OperatorEmail addressNotes
Caesars Sportsbookresponsiblegaming@caesarssportsbook.comAttach a photo of your ID
PrizePickssupport@prizepicks.comAttach a photo of your ID
Underdog Fantasysupport@underdogsports.comAttach a photo of your ID
SuperBooksupport@superbook.com—
Circa Sportssupport@circasports.com—
Betfred USAbetfredsupportus@betfred.com—
Sleepersupport@sleeper.app—
Splash Sportssupport@splashsports.com—
Boom Fantasysupport@boomfantasy.com—
Vivid Pickssupport@vividpicks.com—
Fliffsupport@getfliff.com—
Stake.ussupport@stake.us—
WOW Vegassupport@wowvegas.comSuggested subject: "Responsible Gaming Options"
High 5 CasinoTimeout@high5casino.comDedicated self-exclusion inbox; suggested subject "SELF-EXCLUDE FROM H5C"; include full name + account email
Pulszsupport@pulsz.com—
DRF BetsCService2@drf.com—
BetRivers{state}support@betrivers.comState-specific desk, e.g. nysupport@, ilsupport@, insupport@
betPARX{state}support@betparx.comState-specific desk (NJ: njsupport@)
Betfred (MD/VA)support.{state}@betfred.comState-specific desk (support.md@, support.va@)
Golden Nugget OnlineMI: mi_support@goldennuggetcasino.com · NJ: nj.support@goldennuggetcasino.comState-specific desk
Borgata Onlinesupport.nj@borgataonline.comNew Jersey
Bovadaservice@bovada.lv—
BetOnlinecs@betonline.ag—
MyBookiehelp@mybookie.ag—
BetUScusthelp@betus.com.pa—
Heritage Sportscustomerservice@heritagesports.com—
XBethelp@xbet.ag—
SportsBetting.agcs@sportsbetting.ag—
Everygamebet@everygame.eu—
BUSRsupport@busr.com—
Bookmaker.eusupport@bookmaker.eu—
BetAnySportscs@betanysports.eu—
Jazz Sportssupport@jazzsports.ag—
WagerWebcsd@wagerweb.com—
bet365 (US)supportusa-eng@customerservices365.com—
William Hill UScustomersupport@williamhill.us—
Betfair Casinosupport@betfaircasino.com—
Paddy Powersupport@paddypower.com—
Ladbrokescustomer.support@ladbrokes.com—
Coralresponsible.gambling@coral.co.uk—
Unibetinfo@unibetsupport.com—
888sportsupport@888sport.com—
Betwaysupport@betway.com—
bwinresponsible.gaming@bwin.com—
Betssonsupport-en@betsson.com—
LeoVegashelp@leovegas.com—
Mr Greensupport@mrgreen.com—
PokerStarssupport@pokerstars.com—
partypokerresponsiblegaming@partyaccount.com—
BetVictorexclusion@betvictor.com—
Sky Betsupport@skybet.com—
BoyleSportscare@boylesports.com—
10bethelp@10bet.com—
Pinnaclecustomerservice@pinnacle.com—
Fortune Coinssupport@fortunecoins.com—
Crown Coinssupport@crowncoinscasino.com—
Zula Casinosupport@zulacasino.com—
Sportzinosupport@sportzino.com—
McLucksupport@mcluck.com—
Hello Millionssupport@hellomillions.com—
RealPrizesupport@realprize.com—
Funzpointssupport@funzpoints.com—
Golden Hearts Gamessupport@goldenheartsgames.com—
NoLimitCoinssupport@nolimitcoins.com—
Chancedsupport@chanced.com—
Jackpocketsupport@jackpocket.com—
Jackpot.comhelp@jackpot.com—
Lotto.comsuccess@lotto.com—
TheLottersupport@mx.thelotter.com—
WSOP.comsupport@wsop.com—
Kalshisupport@kalshi.comPrediction market
Polymarketsupport@polymarket.usPrediction market
Ignition Casinoservice@ignitioncasino.eu—
Bodogservice@bodog.eu—
Wild Casinocssupport@wildcasino.ag—
BetNowsupport@betnow.eu—

5. Frequently asked questions

Is self-exclusion permanent?

Treat every self-exclusion as permanent. Some programs and operators offer fixed terms, but reversal is deliberately slow and often not possible.

Does one self-exclusion cover every sportsbook?

No. A state program covers operators licensed in that state; the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program covers its participating states; an operator request covers only that operator. Most people need more than one. If your state is in the no-statewide-program list, exclusion is operator by operator.

Can I self-exclude from DraftKings or FanDuel by email?

No. DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, theScore Bet (formerly ESPN BET) and Fanatics require you to use the self-exclusion flow inside their own app or site.

What does Betttr do here?

Betttr's self-exclusion wizard walks you to your state program and composes one written request that you send yourself, from your own mail app, to the operators in this directory that accept one. Betttr never enrolls you and never handles your identity documents. Free to download on the App Store and Google Play.

Corrections: if you are an operator and your address or process has changed, email support@betttr.net and we will update this page.