Gambling self-exclusion, state by state.

No statewide program. Only tribal (Poarch Creek) casinos, which run self-exclusion at each property. Call the national helpline for help enrolling.

Only charitable gaming is legal; there are no casinos and no statewide self-exclusion program.

Two separate programs: one for tribal casinos, one for online sports betting and fantasy. Enroll in both if you need both.

Enrollment runs through the licensed casinos (Oaklawn, Southland); the list is shared statewide. Call the Racing Commission at 501-682-1467 for the nearest location.

Covers licensed cardrooms only (online enrollment). California tribal casinos each run their own program.

One unified program covers land-based casinos and every licensed sports betting operator. Enroll online at BetSmart.

State program covers all licensed online gaming, sports, fantasy, keno, and lottery. Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun run separate in-person programs for their casino floors.

One program through the Lottery covers all three casinos, their iGaming sites, and online sports. Enroll in person in Dover.

Enroll in person at any pari-mutuel, cardroom, or slot facility. Seminole / Hard Rock properties (and Hard Rock Bet) use a separate PlayersEdge program.

Only the state lottery is legal in Georgia; its Play Break program covers online/mobile lottery play. Call the helpline for broader support.

All gambling is banned in Hawaii; there is no regulator and no self-exclusion program.

No statewide program. Casino gambling is tribal; each tribal casino may run its own self-exclusion. Call the helpline for help.

Enroll in person at any IGB casino office. Minimum 5-year term. Covers casinos and sports wagering.

Two programs: VEP for casinos, ISRP for online sports betting. Both offer online enrollment.

One program covers casinos, racetracks, sports wagering, and fantasy. 5-year or lifetime; enroll by mail or in person.

Two programs: VEP for in-person casino play, SWEP for online/retail sports wagering.

Sports-wagering exclusion is enrolled through each licensed operator; there is no single central portal. Call KHRG at 859-246-2040 for the current process.

In-person enrollment only, at the State Police Gaming Enforcement office in Baton Rouge. One enrollment covers casinos and sports.

Enroll virtually or in person through the state-contracted ADEPT program. Covers both casinos and sports wagering.

One program covers all five regulated types (casino, lottery, instant bingo, sports, daily fantasy). Enroll in person; 2-year or lifetime.

Covers casinos, sports wagering, and iLottery. Enroll by phone (24/7), online chat, video, or in person.

DPL covers Detroit commercial casinos (lifetime). RGD covers online iGaming and sports betting (1 or 5 years). Tribal casinos enroll separately.

No statewide program. All casinos are tribal and run their own self-exclusion; contact each casino directly, or call the helpline.

Online enrollment covers state-regulated casinos (not lottery or bingo). 3-year minimum.

Enroll online or in person. Placement is permanent, with a 5-year minimum before you can request removal.

No centralized statewide program; you must contact each licensed establishment. Call the Montana Council on Problem Gambling at 888-900-9979.

Nebraska uses NVSEP, the national self-exclusion portal (joined Dec 2025). One enrollment can also cover other NVSEP states.

Important: Nevada has self-exclusion for online/interactive gaming only (enrolled through operators). There is NO statewide self-exclusion for land-based casinos.

Self-exclude within your NH Lottery / DraftKings account. A unified statewide database was mandated in 2025 and is still being built; casinos remain property-by-property.

One online registration blocks every NJ online casino and sportsbook at once. Full casino + racetrack exclusion is done in person or by video.

In-person appointment at the Albuquerque office (schedule online). Covers licensed casinos and racetracks.

One form bars you from all legal gaming in the state, including sports, lottery, casinos, and VLTs. Enrollment is by paper form; free e-notary via the NY Council on Problem Gambling.

Covers licensed online sports and pari-mutuel wagering (there are no casinos in NC). Enroll online or at a Lottery claims center.

No statewide self-exclusion program. Casino gambling is tribal and compacts do not require one. Call the national helpline for help.

One unified program covers casinos, racinos, and sports betting. Enroll online 24/7, in person, or by email.

Tribal casino exclusion via OAPGG (17 tribes participate); the Lottery runs a separate, lifetime-only program. No statewide sports betting yet.

The only official pathway is through the Oregon Lottery sports platform. Oregon tribal casinos do not offer self-exclusion; call 1-877-MY-LIMIT.

Four separate PGCB programs (casino, iGaming/sports, video gaming terminals, fantasy) all enroll through one portal. The PA Lottery runs a separate iLottery exclusion.

Casino self-exclusion is in person at Bally’s Lincoln (covers both properties). Online lottery/iGaming exclusion is done online at rilot.com.

No legal casinos and no statewide self-exclusion program. Call the SC Gambling Helpline at 1-877-452-5155, or the national helpline.

Enrollment is per-property at the Deadwood casinos; the Commission aggregates the list. No central online portal. Call (605) 578-3074. Tribal casinos are separate.

Tennessee is online sports only (no casinos). One enrollment covers all licensed sportsbooks. Fantasy exclusion is per-operator.

No statewide self-exclusion program; the only legal gambling is pari-mutuel racing. Call the national helpline, or 1-800-357-7377 (Texas Council).

Utah bans all gambling, so there is no program. If gambling is affecting you, call the national helpline for support.

Covers mobile sports wagering (launched 2024). There are no casinos in Vermont. Enroll online.

One enrollment covers casinos, online sports, account-based lottery, charitable gaming, and horse racing. 2/5-year online; lifetime in person.

WSGC covers house-banked card rooms; the Lottery runs a separate program. Sports betting is tribal-only and enrolled at each tribe.

One program covers retail casinos, racetracks, and all affiliated online casino and sports apps. Enroll by notarized mail or in person.

No statewide government program. Tribal casinos run their own self-exclusion. Call 1-800-GAMBLE-5 (Wisconsin) or the national helpline.

Wyoming uses NVSEP, the national self-exclusion portal (joined Dec 2025), for online sports and pari-mutuel wagering.

One OLG program covers all licensed DC gambling: lottery, retail sportsbooks, and mobile wagering. Enroll online, in person, or at a sportsbook.