Wisconsin: Potawatomi Casino Hotel self-restriction

Terms you can choose

One year minimum, automatically renewing for an additional one-year term every year until the guest submits a written request to lift the restriction. Removal is NOT automatic: a committee reviews the written request and the guest is notified of the decision.

When it ends

A fixed term continues until a removal is granted; whether a permanent term exists, and what would govern it, is not established.

A fixed term. The restriction runs a one-year minimum and renews automatically every year. It stays in place until you send a written request to lift it, a committee reviews it, and they tell you the decision. Where that request goes, and to whom, is not published.

A lifetime term. Not verified: The page describes one term: a one-year minimum that renews annually until a written removal request is approved. It does not say whether a longer or permanent term can be chosen instead.

How to enroll

Ask Security or Guest Relations at Potawatomi to enroll you.

Potawatomi's page says it plainly: 'Additionally, self-restriction must be completed in person.' Go to the Milwaukee casino and ask Security or Guest Relations to walk you through it; NVSEP is the platform it gets recorded in. NVSEP's own portal does offer Wisconsin's tribal casinos, with no notary meeting, but Potawatomi's page keeps the visit in the process and the tribe has not said a portal request finishes one, so ask what it covers before you count on it. The Ban Inquiry Line, 414-847-7608, is how you start a request or ask about a current ban, and a call is not a reason to consider yourself restricted. Ask what the enrollment needs from you and how you will be told it is in effect — neither is published.

1. No form is published to download, and you cannot finish this remotely. The page says self-restriction must be completed in person, and NVSEP is the platform it is recorded in. You have to make the request yourself; a friend or family member cannot make it for you.
2. Go to Potawatomi Casino Hotel in Milwaukee and ask Security or Guest Relations to complete the self-restriction with you through NVSEP. Call the Ban Inquiry Line at 414-847-7608 first if you want to start the request or ask about a current ban; the call is not a way to finish it.
3. A photo is taken and included with your self-restriction agreement, and shared with Security.
4. No notary is mentioned anywhere in what Potawatomi publishes.
5. What the NVSEP enrollment screen actually asks for is not published — we could not read the platform's screens. Ask staff what identification and information to bring before you go.
6. No processing time and no confirmation method are published for enrollment. Ask how you will be told the restriction is in effect, ask whether you can have it in writing, and write down who told you.
7. The restriction runs one year at a minimum and renews automatically for another year, every year. It stays in place until you submit a written request to lift it, a committee reviews that request, and you are notified of the decision. Where that written request goes, and to whom, is not published — ask that too.

414-847-7608

Before you count on it. You have to do this in person: the page says 'self-restriction must be completed in person', so the Ban Inquiry Line at 414-847-7608 is a contact point and not a way to enroll, and a call is not a reason to treat yourself as restricted. What the enrollment requires of you and what confirms it are both unpublished — no processing time and no confirmation method are described — so ask staff what the NVSEP screen needs, and write down the date you finish. Removal is not automatic: the restriction renews each year until a written request is reviewed and approved by committee, and the page does not say where that request is sent. If you play anyway, jackpots and prizes are forfeited and donated to a charity management picks. Your Potawatomi Rewards card is deactivated and your address comes off their mailing lists. Whether residents or visitors qualify, how entry is enforced, and what happens to credit or check-cashing are not addressed. This covers Potawatomi Casino Hotel in Milwaukee only. Wisconsin runs no statewide list, and this does not reach Ho-Chunk, Oneida, or any of the state's other gaming tribes.