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Make gambling
harder to reach.

Willpower won’t solve it alone. Block yourself from access now, while you know that’s what you want.

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To ban yourself from gambling, sign up for self-exclusion in each state where you gamble, block gambling apps on your phone, and freeze your credit. Every casino, app and bank has its own form, rules and phone number. We find the ones for where you gamble and put them in order. The letters we write are filled in from your details. Most official forms open blank, the way each agency publishes them. You fill those in, and you send everything yourself. Where we have no confirmed address, the plan says so.

What the plan covers

Block your phone.

Gamban, BetBlocker and your phone’s own lock settings. Give the passcode to someone you trust.

Ban yourself where you go.

Self-exclusion for the casinos and states you actually go to. The plan has the forms, the addresses we could confirm and which ones need a notary.

Make the money harder to reach.

Freeze your credit so new cards and loans are harder to open. Ask your bank and cards what they can block, and write down what they say.

How it works

Tell us where you gamble. We don’t need your name.

Work through it in a few sittings: things to do online, a few calls, the mail, and one notary visit if your forms need it.

Mark what you send. The plan tracks who still owes you a reply.

Find your state

Make the decision before the urge.

Odysseus knew what the sirens would do to him. So before he could hear them, he had his crew tie him to the mast. He told them to keep sailing, even if he begged them to let him go.

He knew the temptation would be too strong, so he made a plan that didn't depend on his willpower.

You can want to stop gambling and still want to gamble later. Put the barriers in place now, while you know why you want them there.

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Your name stays on your phone

Your plan details and drafts stay in your browser. A plan link contains personal information, so share it only with the person it is for. Opening another organization's site or sending an email brings its privacy policy into play.