What Is Self Exclusion?
Self-exclusion is a formal request to block access to gambling for a chosen period or permanently. It is stronger than a personal promise to stop because the operator places restrictions on the account. Self-exclusion is appropriate when gambling feels difficult to control, limits are repeatedly broken or continued access creates financial or emotional harm.
How to Self Exclude on Roobet
Log in only to access account support, then ask customer support for self-exclusion or permanent closure. State the requested duration clearly and ask for written confirmation. Withdraw any eligible remaining balance according to verification rules, remove saved payment methods and unsubscribe from promotional communication. Do not create a new account to bypass the restriction.
Duration Options
Common options include a 30-day cooling-off period, six months, one year or permanent exclusion. Choose a period long enough to interrupt the behaviour pattern. Permanent exclusion may be more appropriate when previous breaks failed or gambling caused serious harm. Reopening should never be automatic and may require a review after the exclusion expires.
Third-Party Blocking Tools
Use device and payment blocking tools in addition to the operator request. Gamban can block gambling websites and apps on supported devices. Bank gambling blocks may stop card payments. Where available, national multi-operator exclusion schemes can restrict access across several licensed operators. Coverage differs by country, so check local options.
Support During Exclusion
Self-exclusion works best with human support. Tell a trusted person, contact GamCare or BeGambleAware, and seek debt advice when gambling has affected finances. Remove gambling apps, bookmarks and marketing messages. Replace gambling time with planned activities and avoid environments that trigger an urge to play.
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