Gambling self-exclusion in Connecticut

Before you count on it. This is the state list only. It carves out gaming conducted solely on the reservations of Connecticut's tribes, so it does not keep you off the gaming floor at Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods — each tribe runs its own program, and enrolling with a tribe does not put you on this state list either. The tribes' online and mobile products ARE on this list. Retail, in-person lottery ticket purchases are not covered; only online lottery sales and keno are. Racing and pari-mutuel wagering (horse racing, jai alai, greyhound racing) sits outside the statutory definition of a sporting event the list uses, and no exclusion mechanism was found for it. Whether residents or non-residents qualify is not stated in any source reviewed. Sending the form does not put you on the list: the form says you are not considered registered until DCP emails you a confirmation. DCP told us in writing on October 2, 2026 that the confirmation goes out the same day you sign up and that it names the end date of the term you chose, so you should not be waiting long — and if the day passes, email dcp.selfexclusion@ct.gov, which DCP says is where every question about the list goes. DCP did not say whether your registration counts from the day it receives your form or the day the email goes out, and did not say what happens if the email never comes. Whether a remote online notarization is accepted is not addressed. After your term ends your name stays on until you request removal, and the form states a lifetime selection can never be removed.

Before you count on it. This is a Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation program covering Foxwoods, and it stands apart from the state. Enrolling here does not add you to Connecticut's statewide DCP list for online casino gaming, sports wagering, online lottery and fantasy contests, and joining that state list does not exclude you from the Foxwoods gaming floor. It does not cover Mohegan Sun, which runs its own separate program. The form does not say whether it reaches Foxwoods-branded online or mobile products. A Five-Year term is rescinded automatically once at the five-year mark; once you have used that allowance, any later request is restricted to Permanent, which is irreversible, and no early-removal process is published for an active Five-Year term. Residency eligibility, processing time and confirmation are all unaddressed — the form collects province/state and country fields, which implies non-U.S. applicants are contemplated, but no source states an eligibility policy. Mailing the form is a submission, not proof of exclusion, so keep a copy of the form and write down the date.

Before you count on it. This reaches the Mohegan Sun gaming floor and nothing else. The form itself states it does not enroll you in Connecticut's statewide DCP list for online gaming and mobile sports wagering — that is a separate request to the state, and joining the state list does not exclude you from this gaming floor either. It does not cover Foxwoods, which runs its own separate program. If you return and play, you can be arrested for criminal trespassing and any jackpot winnings are forfeited. Whether residents or visitors qualify, how long processing takes, and what confirmation you get are all unaddressed on the form, so mailing it does not by itself tell you the exclusion is active. Removal is never automatic: after one or five years you have to write the Director of Security, and an ejection committee panel has to agree. The letter's exact address and the panel's timeline are not published.