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Self-Exclusion

Learn how to take a break from gambling

Updated over 2 months ago

Self-exclusion is for players who want to take a break from gambling. It lets you temporarily or permanently disable your account. This is especially helpful if you feel you're struggling to manage your betting behaviour.

How to Activate

1.Go to the Self-Exclusion page in your account settings

2.Choose your exclusion period

3.Confirm your selection

Once confirmed, self-exclusion takes effect immediately.

The period you choose cannot be changed or cancelled once activated.

What Happens During Self-Exclusion

•Your account is blocked from all gambling and betting activities

•You cannot deposit, wager, or access games

•Any remaining funds will be returned to you

•Active bets will be settled based on final results

•You will lose any rewards or promotions during the exclusion period

Circumvention Policy

If you self-exclude, you self-exclude. We take this seriously.

If you attempt to circumvent your self-exclusion by:

•Opening a new account

•Using someone else's account

•Any other method to bypass the restriction

And we have evidence of this:

•Your account will be permanently closed

•Any winnings will be forfeited

•Forfeited funds will be donated to a responsible gambling charity

This policy exists to protect you. Self-exclusion is a commitment to yourself, and we enforce it strictly.

After Self-Exclusion

Type

What happens

Temporary

Account reopens automatically when the period ends

Permanent

Account stays closed forever

Our Responsibility

Housebets may also choose to self-exclude an account if we believe it's necessary for the customer's safety. We actively monitor for signs of problem gambling and may intervene when needed.

Need Help?

If you're struggling with gambling, please reach out:

•Contact our support team

•Visit our Responsible Gaming page

•Seek help from professional support services

Self-exclusion is a tool to help you. Use it if you need it.

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