Problem gambling help and self-exclusion, by state
If gambling is causing you or someone close to you harm, help is free and confidential.
National Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-MY-RESET (call, text or chat at 1800myreset.org), 24/7, all 50 states. This is the National Council on Problem Gambling's number, which replaced the older 1-800-GAMBLER branding; some state and casino pages still print 1-800-GAMBLER. ncpgambling.org · verified 2026-10-17
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For emotional crisis support you can also call or text 988 (988lifeline.org).
Signs it may be a problem
Mohegan Sun's responsible-gaming page lists self-check questions such as hiding gambling from family, being unable to stop, gambling to pay debts, or being unable to pay bills because of losses. Mohegan Sun responsible gaming · verified 2026-10-17
Arizona
Arizona Statewide Self-Exclusion (casinos and/or event wagering and fantasy sports)
Run by: Arizona Department of Gaming, Division of Problem Gambling
Covers: All Class III tribal gaming facilities (casinos) in Arizona, including restaurants, hotels and concerts on the property, and/or licensed event wagering and fantasy sports contests. The two exclusions are separate.
How to enroll: Download the form, have it notarized, and mail it with a current color photo to the Department (100 N. 15th Ave., Suite 202, Phoenix, AZ 85007), or submit scanned PDFs, or make an in-person appointment (602-771-4263; in-person Monday-Friday 8:30-3:00). Term options: one, five or ten years; irrevocable during the selected period; renewal needs a new notarized form. No expiration notice is sent.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-NEXT-STEP (1-800-639-8783), 24-hour helpline; or text NEXTSTEP to 53342
Colorado
Statewide Self-Exclusion list
Run by: Colorado Division of Gaming (Department of Revenue), under Limited Gaming Rule 29 and Sports Betting Rule 9
Covers: All forms of gaming under the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission and the Division, including casinos and sports betting
How to enroll: Apply online (Google form), or download the PDF application and email it to [email protected], mail it, or drop it at the Division of Gaming office (address on the Bet Smart self-exclusion page); in-person completion is possible at the Division office. Nobody is removed automatically at the end of the term: you stay listed until you request removal, and removal needs the Division Director's approval. Term options: Not confirmed from the pages read.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537), call or text (printed in Division Rule 29 signage text and on the Bet Smart site)
Connecticut
Connecticut Gaming Self-Exclusion list
Run by: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, Gaming Division
Covers: Legalized gaming in Connecticut under DCP's program (online casino gaming, retail and online sports wagering, fantasy contests, keno, online lottery sales). Casino on-site exclusion at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun is handled by the casinos (DCP page links their forms).
How to enroll: Sign up through the DCP self-exclusion application (agree to the Terms and Conditions at the end). Terms: 1 year, 5 years or lifetime; removal only after a 1- or 5-year term ends; lifetime cannot be removed. Help signing up: [email protected]. Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun each have their own patron voluntary exclusion application linked from the same DCP page.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-888-789-7777 (Connecticut Problem Gambling Helpline, per the state Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services page)
Casino-level self-exclusion: Foxwoods Resort Casino
Foxwoods offers its own on-site self-exclusion (one-time 5-year period or lifetime, per the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling). Connecticut also runs a statewide self-exclusion list for online and retail sports wagering.
Casino-level self-exclusion: Mohegan Sun
Mohegan Sun offers its own on-site voluntary exclusion (1 or 5 years, per the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling) and describes self-exclusion on its responsible-gaming page.
Delaware
Delaware Self-Exclusion Program
Run by: Delaware Lottery
Covers: All gaming activities at Delaware Park Casino, Bally's Dover Resort & Casino and Harrington Raceway & Casino, their iGaming websites and the Lottery's iGaming/Sports mobile app
How to enroll: Contact the Delaware Lottery office (1575 McKee Road, Suite 102, Dover, DE 19904; Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM; appointment recommended, (302) 744-1669). Forms cannot be requested by phone and mailed. Terms: a minimum of one year, five years or lifetime; lifetime cannot be removed; for one or five years you stay on the list at least that long, then may request reinstatement in person. A person on the list who knowingly enters a gaming area is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Delaware Council on Gambling Problems Helpline: 1-888-850-8888 (DEProblemGambling.org), as printed on the Delaware Lottery page
Florida
Florida: self-exclusion and helpline (Gaming Control Commission)
Run by: Florida Gaming Control Commission
Covers: Not confirmed: the Commission's FAQ says legal gaming establishments 'are required by law to have consumer protection measures in place, such as self-exclusion options and responsible gambling policies', but the pages read describe no statewide Commission program.
How to enroll: Not confirmed on the Commission's pages. Ask the venue about its self-exclusion option.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Florida's Dedicated Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-833-PLAYWISE 1-833-752-9947 (as printed on the Commission page). The same page also lists the National Problem Gambling Helpline (800) 522-4700 and the Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling (888) 236-4848.
Illinois
Self-Exclusion Program (SEP)
Run by: Illinois Gaming Board
Covers: All Illinois casinos; since the 2019 Sports Wagering Act also sports wagering
How to enroll: Enroll in person (about 30-45 minutes, no fee) at any IGB office located in an Illinois casino, at DHS-designated enrollment sites, or at enrollment sites in Iowa; bring a valid driver's license or state ID. Appointments recommended at non-casino sites. SEP Director: (312) 814-8832 or 1-877-968-7848 (IL area codes), or the IGB online inquiry form. Term lengths: Not confirmed on the pages read.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER (text ILGAMB to 833234)
Indiana
Voluntary Exclusion Program (VEP)
Run by: Indiana Gaming Commission
Covers: All Indiana casinos, the Four Winds South Bend casino, and sports wagering (per the IGC rules summary)
How to enroll: Sign up online at the IGC enrollment page (identity verification and a photo needed), at any Indiana casino, at the IGC office in Indianapolis, or with an approved problem gambling treatment provider. Terms: one year, five years or lifetime; one- and five-year terms do not end until the person submits a removal request. IGC office 317-234-3600 (8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.).
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-994-8448 (text INGAMB to 53342)
Internet Self-Restriction Program (ISRP)
Run by: Indiana Gaming Commission
Covers: Not confirmed (IGC portal lists enroll and remove options only)
How to enroll: Enroll through the IGC Exclusions portal (secure.in.gov/apps/igc/selfexclusion/). Terms and coverage: Not confirmed.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-994-8448 (text INGAMB to 53342)
Iowa
Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program
Run by: Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission
Covers: Licensed casinos and racetracks, sports wagering and fantasy sports operators (and operators approved in future). Terms: five years or for life; a 5-year term ends automatically and cannot be ended early; a lifetime term signed on or after 07/01/2017 cannot be ended; those who enrolled on or before 06/30/2017 can request revocation.
How to enroll: Complete and submit an enrollment form: by mail (notarized, with ID copy and photo), in person by appointment at the IRGC Des Moines office (515-281-7352), at an Iowa Gambling Treatment Program agency, or at any state-licensed casino or racetrack. The term begins on the date next to the signature; licensees can take up to 7 calendar days (the program page says up to two weeks) to enforce it. No cost.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-BETS OFF (as printed in the IRGC site footer)
Kansas
Kansas Voluntary Exclusion Program (VEP)
Run by: Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission (K.A.R. 112-112)
Covers: All state-owned Kansas casinos (Boot Hill, Kansas Star, Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway, Kansas Crossing)
How to enroll: In person only: at any state-owned casino (any time open, no appointment) or at the Commission's Topeka office (appointment, 785-296-5800), with government photo ID, a sober and informed decision, and the individual's own application. Terms as printed: the VEP page says 'a lifetime ban or ... a two year ban'; the 2025 annual report says 'two years, five years, or for their lifetime'. Removal can be petitioned after two years (assessment and courses required).
Helpline (as the source prints it): Kansas Problem Gambling Helpline (800-522-4700), as printed in the Commission's annual report
Louisiana
Voluntary Self-Exclusion (casino gaming)
Run by: Louisiana Gaming Control Board; processed by Louisiana State Police Gaming Enforcement Division
Covers: All casino gaming establishments regulated by the LGCB
How to enroll: Appear in person at a Louisiana State Police Gaming Enforcement field office (appointment recommended; offices include Bossier City and Breaux Bridge on the LSP page), bring a driver's license, passport or military ID, and sign the Request for Self-Exclusion in front of a Division Agent; a photo is taken. Minimum 5 years, and the name stays on the list until removal is approved. LGCB office (225) 925-1846.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-877-770-7867 (Louisiana Problem Gamblers Help Line, 1-877-770-STOP)
Maine
Maine casino self-exclusion (Gambling Control Board)
Run by: Maine Gambling Control Board / Gambling Control Unit (Department of Public Safety)
Covers: All casinos in Maine (Hollywood Casino Bangor, Oxford Casino); the Board's Chapter 13 rule also provides exclusion for slot facilities, advance deposit wagering, fantasy contests and sports wagering. The Board holds the official list and releases names only to casino or slot establishments.
How to enroll: In person, signing the Self-Exclusion Request Form and Waiver of Liability, at the Gambling Control Unit (45 Commerce Drive, Augusta, ME 04333; (207) 626-3900), Hollywood Casino (500 Main Street, Bangor; 1-877-779-7771) or Oxford Casino (777 Casino Way, Oxford; (207) 539-6700). Bring government photo ID; a photo is taken or you bring one from the last 6 months. Terms: 1 year, 3 years, 5 years or lifetime; a lifetime exclusion can be petitioned for removal five years after placement by written request to the Executive Director. Entering a casino while excluded can lead to arrest for trespassing and winnings are turned over to the Board.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Not confirmed (regulator): the Gambling Control Board's self-exclusion instructions say you receive 'resources and information about problem gambling and where to go for help' but print no helpline number. Earlier research (non-regulator pages): dial 211 (or text your ZIP code to 898-211).
Casino-level self-exclusion: Hollywood Casino Hotel & Raceway Bangor
Maine casino self-exclusion (1, 3, 5 years or lifetime) can be signed at the Maine Gambling Control Unit (207-626-3900) or at the casino; the state list is held by the Gambling Control Unit.
Casino-level self-exclusion: Oxford Casino Hotel
Maine casino self-exclusion (see Bangor entry); the state's instructions list the Oxford Casino as a sign-up location (207-539-6700).
Maryland
Voluntary Exclusion Program (VEP)
Run by: Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency (MLGCA) / Commission
Covers: Maryland casinos, the Lottery, sports wagering, daily fantasy sports, and certain bingo facilities (activities selected on the application)
How to enroll: Contact the Responsible Gambling Program Director ([email protected]) to schedule an appointment, or speak with MLGCA compliance officials on duty at any of the six casinos. Per COMAR 36.01.03.02 the application must state the exclusion length: at least 2 years, or life. No automatic removal.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537), 24 hours
Maryland Problem Gambling Helpline
Run by: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (helpline listed on agency page)
Covers: Counseling referral, peer support; page says Maryland residents are eligible for no-cost treatment
How to enroll: Call the helpline; more resources at helpmygamblingproblem.org and mdgamblinghelp.org.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537)
Massachusetts
Voluntary Self-Exclusion (VSE)
Run by: Massachusetts Gaming Commission (with the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission for iLottery)
Covers: Casino gaming areas, sports wagering (retail and online) and iLottery; enroll in one or more
How to enroll: By phone at the 24-hour Safer Gaming Education Line 1-800-426-1234; PlayWell online chat; in person by appointment (MGC 617-533-9737 or [email protected]) or without an appointment at a PlayWell Info Center in Plainridge Park Casino, MGM Springfield or Encore Boston Harbor; or by remote video enrollment. Terms: one year, three years, five years or lifetime (lifetime only after completing a shorter term). A reinstatement session is required to be removed; terms do not expire automatically.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-327-5050 (call, or text GAMB; Massachusetts Problem Gambling Helpline); VSE line 1-800-426-1234
Casino-level self-exclusion: Encore Boston Harbor
Massachusetts statewide Voluntary Self-Exclusion covers all MA casino gaming floors. In-person enrollment is available at the GameSense/PlayWell info center inside Encore Boston Harbor, MGM Springfield and Plainridge Park Casino, or by phone at 1-800-426-1234. Enrolling means forfeiting rewards points and promotional offers.
Casino-level self-exclusion: MGM Springfield
Massachusetts statewide Voluntary Self-Exclusion (see Encore entry): enroll in person at the info center inside MGM Springfield or by phone at 1-800-426-1234.
Casino-level self-exclusion: Plainridge Park Casino
Massachusetts statewide Voluntary Self-Exclusion (see Encore entry): in-person enrollment at the info center inside Plainridge Park Casino, or by phone at 1-800-426-1234.
Michigan
Disassociated Persons List (DPL), Detroit casino self-exclusion
Run by: Michigan Gaming Control Board
Covers: Detroit commercial casinos, lifetime
How to enroll: Call 888-223-3044 to schedule an appointment; the application is completed in person at the MGCB Detroit (Cadillac Place) or Lansing office. Removal request allowed only after at least 5 years on the list.
Helpline (as the source prints it): MGCB Responsible Gaming: 888-223-3044 (Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ET)
Responsible Gaming Database (RGD), online gaming and sports betting self-exclusion
Run by: Michigan Gaming Control Board
Covers: All Michigan-regulated online gaming and internet sports betting
How to enroll: Complete the RGD application with a copy of government photo ID: in person at an MGCB office; or email [email protected] or mail to MGCB Responsible Gaming Section, 3062 W Grand Blvd, Suite L-700, Detroit, MI 48202 (FAQ says mailed/emailed forms must be notarized). Placement can take up to 45 days.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 888-223-3044 (MGCB Responsible Gaming)
Problem gambling helpline (statewide)
Run by: MGCB-adopted National Problem Gambling Helpline; calls from Michigan route to MDHHS
Covers: 24/7 free, confidential support
How to enroll: Call, text 800GAM, or chat at 1800gamblerchat.org.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER (text 800GAM). Former Michigan line 1-800-270-7117 still operates.
Minnesota
Minnesota: problem-gambling help (Department of Human Services)
Run by: Minnesota Department of Human Services, Behavioral Health Administration
Covers: Not confirmed: no statewide self-exclusion program is described on the state pages read.
How to enroll: Not confirmed on the state pages read.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 800-333-HOPE: 'call 800-333-HOPE for free, confidential information and referral to services in your area'; text EncourageMeMN to 53342 for a motivational text program
Mississippi
Self-Exclusion Program
Run by: Mississippi Gaming Commission
Covers: All state-regulated casinos in Mississippi (agreement between the person, the Commission and licensed operators)
How to enroll: Sign up online at the MGC self-exclusion site (email address, photo ID and photos of yourself); the Commission provides a device at its offices if needed. Minimum term three (3) years. Email [email protected] or call/text 228-297-8174, Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Not confirmed (the Commission's problem-gaming pages read give no helpline number; they link to the Mississippi Council on Problem and Compulsive Gambling, the National Council on Problem Gambling and Gamblers Anonymous)
Missouri
List of Disassociated Persons (DAP / Problem Gambling List)
Run by: Missouri Gaming Commission
Covers: Missouri riverboat casinos, lifetime
How to enroll: Apply online (Disassociated Persons Online Application), at an MGC office inside any licensed Missouri casino, or at the Jefferson City office (573-526-4080, Mon-Fri). Lifetime with a one-time option to petition for removal after 5 years.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-888-BETSOFF (printed on the MGC page as 1-800-238-7633), 24 hours; also 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) on MGC pages
List of Self-Excluded Persons (SEP List), sports wagering
Run by: Missouri Gaming Commission
Covers: Sports wagering in Missouri, online and in person
How to enroll: Details on the MGC SEP pages (enrollment steps: Not confirmed from the pages read). Enrollment is for 5 years, then auto-removal; renewable for further 5-year terms in the 3 months before expiry.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-888-BETSOFF (as printed by MGC)
Nevada
Problem gambling help (NGCB-listed helplines)
Run by: Nevada Gaming Control Board (licensee notice); helplines operated by NCPG and partners
Covers: Information and referral
How to enroll: No enrollment. NGCB Notice to Licensees 2026-09 (Feb 11, 2026) says licensees may post any of the operating helpline numbers.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-MY-RESET; 1-800-522-4700; 1-800-GAMBLER
Statewide casino self-exclusion program
Run by: Not confirmed
Covers: Not confirmed
How to enroll: Not confirmed. No statewide voluntary self-exclusion program was found on the NGCB pages read. NGCB's 'Excluded Persons' list is an involuntary regulator list (NRS 463.151), not self-exclusion. Individual casinos may run their own programs (not verified from a regulator page).
Helpline (as the source prints it): See NV problem gambling row
New Jersey
Voluntary Self-Exclusion (NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement)
Run by: NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE)
Covers: All Atlantic City casinos and sports wagering facilities, or internet gaming and sports wagering only, or both (per NJ Casino Control Commission page); DGE portal says it prohibits all identified gaming activity in New Jersey for the chosen period
How to enroll: Register on the DGE online self-exclusion portal; or call the DGE self-exclusion hotline 1-833-788-4DGE to set up a video or in-person conference; or sign up in person at a New Jersey racetrack. The removal section refers to a minimum one-year or five-year period.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-833-788-4DGE (DGE self-exclusion hotline)
Problem gambling help (NJ Casino Control Commission page)
Run by: NJ Casino Control Commission page; services via the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey
Covers: Information and referral for problem gambling
How to enroll: Call the helpline; the page also points to Gamblers Anonymous meetings and the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER
New York
Voluntary Self-Exclusion (NYS Gaming Commission)
Run by: New York State Gaming Commission
Covers: Commercial casinos, video lottery, on/off-track pari-mutuel, internet/account wagering, sports wagering, NY Lottery, interactive fantasy sports, charitable gaming (as listed on the page)
How to enroll: Complete the Commission's voluntary self-exclusion form and submit it with a recent photo: at any licensed gaming facility's problem gambling intake area; by U.S. mail to the Commission HQ in Schenectady (form must be notarized); or at the Commission HQ in Schenectady during business hours. Durations: one year, three years, five years, or lifetime. Free e-notary help: NY Council on Problem Gambling, [email protected] / 518-903-0217.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Not stated on this page
HOPEline (NYS OASAS gambling harms resources)
Run by: NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), state agency
Covers: Confidential support and referrals for gambling harms
How to enroll: Call or text the HOPEline (no enrollment). Voluntary self-exclusion info is linked from the same page.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-877-846-7369 (1-877-8-HOPENY) or text 467369 (HOPENY)
Ohio
Time Out Ohio (voluntary exclusion)
Run by: Ohio Casino Control Commission with the Ohio Lottery Commission
Covers: Ohio casinos, racinos and sports gaming
How to enroll: Apply online at TimeOutOhio.com (needs camera-capable device, government ID and full SSN to verify identity). If identity is pending, verify by virtual appointment ([email protected]) or at any Ohio casino or racino. Terms: minimum 1 year, 5 years, or lifetime. Participants forfeit points/comps.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-589-9966 (1-800-MY-RESET)
Oklahoma
Oklahoma: problem-gambling assistance (OMES Gaming Compliance Unit)
Run by: Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services (Gaming Compliance Unit); Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Covers: Not confirmed: no state-run self-exclusion program is described on the OMES or ODMHSAS pages read. (The ODMHSAS page links to the Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming, a nonprofit, as a resource; its program is not recorded here.)
How to enroll: Not confirmed on the state pages read.
Helpline (as the source prints it): National Helpline for Problem Gambling - 1-800-522-4700 (OMES page); ODMHSAS page: '1-800-522-4700 - Problem Gambling Hotline' and 405-248-9200
Pennsylvania
Self-Exclusion Programs (PGCB): Casino, iGaming, Video Gaming Terminals, Fantasy Contests
Run by: Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling
Covers: Casinos and offsite venues such as off-track betting; online gambling; video gaming terminals; fantasy sports contests
How to enroll: Sign up on the PGCB website; or schedule an appointment at a PGCB office or visit a PGCB office located in a licensed facility. To schedule: Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling, 717-346-8300, [email protected]. Length is selected at enrollment; casino self-exclusions of one or five years remain in effect until the person requests removal. Violating terms can mean forfeited winnings and a criminal trespass citation.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 717-346-8300 (PGCB Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling)
Problem gambling helpline
Run by: Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board responsible-play site
Covers: Help for gambling problems
How to enroll: Call the helpline.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-800-GAMBLER
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Lottery self-exclusion (iLottery) and casino self-exclusion (via Bally's)
Run by: Rhode Island Lottery (iLottery account); casino self-exclusion is operator-run by Bally's Rhode Island properties
Covers: RI Lottery: the iLottery account (1 year or 5 years; login is blocked during the term). Casino floors: Bally's Lincoln and Tiverton offer their own programs. A statewide casino self-exclusion list run by the state: Not confirmed.
How to enroll: iLottery: log in to activate, or call Player Support 1-800-288-2485. Casino: Bally's security offices (as on the operator pages used earlier: one year, five years or permanent; Lincoln 401-475-8220, Tiverton 401-816-6000), an operator program rather than a regulator one.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1-877-9-GAMBLE (1-877-942-6253), Rhode Island Problem Gambling Helpline, 24/7 (RI Lottery page)
Casino-level self-exclusion: Bally's Twin River Lincoln Casino Resort
Bally's offers self-exclusion for one year, five years or permanently, through the Security office (401-475-8220).
Casino-level self-exclusion: Bally's Tiverton Casino & Resort
Bally's says self-exclusion can be requested through its Security department; Tiverton: 401-816-6000.
South Dakota
South Dakota: problem-gambling help (Commission on Gaming)
Run by: South Dakota Department of Revenue, Commission on Gaming (information only)
Covers: Not confirmed: no self-exclusion program is described on the Commission pages read.
How to enroll: Not confirmed.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 1(888) 781-HELP (4357): South Dakota Council on Problem Gambling; 'Calls are referred to Gamblers Anonymous groups near their hometown.'
Washington
Washington Statewide Self-Exclusion Program
Run by: Washington State Gambling Commission (WAC chapter 230-23)
Covers: All licensed house-banked card rooms statewide and participating tribal gaming facilities (the Commission's program page says card rooms; the rule, WAC 230-23, says card rooms and participating tribal gaming facilities)
How to enroll: At a house-banked card room or participating tribal casino (request the form from staff), by mail to the Commission (PO Box 42400, Olympia, WA 98504-2400; the form must be notarized or signed by a certified problem gambling counselor), or by appointment at the Commission in Lacey. Government photo ID required; no online enrollment. Terms: 1, 3, 5 or 10 years (no lifetime option); you cannot leave early; after the term you stay on the list until you send a removal form.
Helpline (as the source prints it): 800-547-6133 ('confidential hotline', as printed on the Commission page)
Wisconsin
Wisconsin: problem-gambling help and tribal self-ban
Run by: Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Gaming (information only); each tribe runs its own self-ban
Covers: The Division says 'Patrons may also request a self-ban at most Wisconsin Tribal gaming facilities', at that location; no statewide program is described.
How to enroll: Not confirmed on the Division's page; ask the tribal casino.
Helpline (as the source prints it): Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling, 1-800-426-2535, 24 hours a day (as the Division prints it; www.wi-problemgamblers.org)
About self-exclusion
Self-exclusion is a voluntary program you sign up for to bar yourself from gaming for a chosen time. Rules differ by state (length, scope, whether you forfeit rewards or winnings, how to reverse it); read the program's own terms first. This site does not enroll anyone and does not collect your information. Where a field says "Not confirmed", we could not verify it on the regulator's pages.