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How to ban yourself from PrizePicks

To ban yourself from PrizePicks, self-exclude inside your PrizePicks account. Sign in to PrizePicks. Open the menu, then Responsible Gaming, then Self-Exclusion. Pick a length and save. You cannot shorten it. Write down the date and any confirmation you get. On lengths, PrizePicks' own pages say: "30 days or more", or "LIFETIME" from the dropdown. The fixed lengths between those are not listed outside the account. Shorter breaks are Timeouts: "a period between 1 and 30 days." Sign up for the longest exclusion time you can. Future you will thank you. At PrizePicks, a fixed term continues until you request removal; a lifetime term has no published way to lift it. Not verified for PrizePicks: how you are told it took effect. Keep the state steps in your plan. Whether this reaches your state’s own list depends on the state, and most apps don’t say.

Reviewed 2026-10-05 against PrizePicks' own published pages. Every fact below links to the page it came from. How we check facts.

Self-exclusion at PrizePicks

PrizePicks — self-exclusion from your PrizePicks account

The company’s own exclusion Run by PrizePicks (SidePrize LLC).

PrizePicks lets you self-exclude from your account for 30 days or more, or for life, from the Responsible Gaming menu once you are signed in. You cannot shorten it. A timed exclusion does not reopen by itself: PrizePicks says you email support to unlock the account afterwards. A lifetime exclusion closes the account for good. PrizePicks does not say whether its exclusion reaches any state list or its PrizePicks Predict event contracts.

What it blocks

  • Online play. "Temporarily disable all access to your account"; terms 19.1(d) say a submitted request "shall take effect immediately upon submission."
  • Marketing and mailings. Self-exclusion will "block all marketing notifications."

Terms you can choose

"30 days or more", or "LIFETIME" from the dropdown. The fixed lengths between those are not listed outside the account. Shorter breaks are Timeouts: "a period between 1 and 30 days."

Sign up for the longest exclusion time you can. Future you will thank you.

When it ends

A fixed term continues until you request removal; a lifetime term has no published way to lift it.

A fixed term. "No. For your protection, you may not edit or delete any usage limitations you initiate until the specified time period has passed." Afterwards: "To regain access to your account, you'll need to send an email to support@prizepicks.com. Our Support team will review your account and unlock any restrictions". The terms say a self-exclusion ends "on the expiration of the time period selected", but the help page tells you to email to get back in.

A lifetime term. "you will not be able to reactivate your account or create a new account for any reason. For your own protection, you will also be permanently barred from creating a new account."

How to enroll

Open PrizePicks’ responsible gaming page.

You self-exclude inside your signed-in PrizePicks account. The page shows where. Opening it changes nothing.

  1. Sign in to PrizePicks.
  2. Open the menu, then Responsible Gaming, then Self-Exclusion.
  3. Pick a length and save. You cannot shorten it.
  4. Write down the date and any confirmation you get.

Before you count on it. Keep the state steps in your plan. Whether this reaches your state’s own list depends on the state, and most apps don’t say.

Every route we checked

Routes that enroll you

  • Online — PrizePicks app or website, signed in: menu, Responsible Gaming, Self-Exclusion
    "Log into your account and look for the \"Responsible Gaming\" tab on the dropdown menu located in the top left corner of the PrizePicks app. If you are using the browser app, the dropdown menu is located in the top right corner". Tennessee's regulator describes the same path: "Patrons can self-exclude in the Responsible Gaming tab ... (select the desired period and click \"save\")."

Routes that get you a form or an answer, not an exclusion

  • By email — support@prizepicks.com
    Published only as the address to email to regain access after a timed self-exclusion ends. No source says it accepts a self-exclusion request.
Requirements and sources

Sources read 2026-10-05. These are the program's requirements, not a record of anyone's enrollment.

What it covers
An account-wide setting: Self-Exclusion will "Temporarily disable all access to your account and block all marketing notifications for 30 days or more." The pages do not list products or states, so it covers whatever that one account is used for. Whether it covers Team Picks and Culture Picks, which the same page footer says are event contracts offered by a separate company (Performance Predictions II, LLC d/b/a PrizePicks Predict), is not stated. PrizePicks does not say that its exclusion places you on any state list. Tennessee, for one, has no central fantasy list and tells you to exclude with each operator.
Entering the property
Not verified: Not applicable: PrizePicks is online only.
Betting and winnings
Not verified: Not applicable: PrizePicks is online only.
Credit, check cashing and rewards
Not verified: Funds stay locked in the account: PrizePicks recommends withdrawing "BEFORE you finalize your self-exclusion."
Online play
"Temporarily disable all access to your account"; terms 19.1(d) say a submitted request "shall take effect immediately upon submission."
Marketing and mailings
Self-exclusion will "block all marketing notifications."
Terms available
"30 days or more", or "LIFETIME" from the dropdown. The fixed lengths between those are not listed outside the account. Shorter breaks are Timeouts: "a period between 1 and 30 days."
Can a resident enroll
Not verified: Available to a signed-in account holder; no residency rule for self-exclusion is stated.
Can a visitor enroll
Not verified: Account-based; no location rule for self-exclusion is stated.
Identification
Not verified: Done from the signed-in account; no separate identity step is described.
Notarization
Not verified: Not mentioned.
Witnesses
Not verified: Not mentioned.
Notarizing online
Not verified: The operator's tool runs inside a signed-in account; no source mentions notarization, so online notarization does not arise on the route found.
How long processing takes
Terms 19.1(d): a submitted request "shall take effect immediately upon submission."
How you are told it took effect
Not verified: Not described.

Your state’s list is separate

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