Gambling self-exclusion in Wyoming

These are the kinds of gambling we checked. The list may not include every way to gamble in the state.

Wyoming has a statewide program run by its gaming regulator, and it is narrow and online-only. It covers online sports wagering, pari-mutuel wagering including off-track and historic horse racing, and skill-based amusement games. Wyoming moved to a shared national platform in December 2025 and retired its paper forms. The Commission told us in writing on October 2, 2026 that it "only utilizes the NVSEP portal for self-exclusions", so the NVSEP website is the way in, and there is no mail, email or in-person route. Removal isn't automatic and takes three steps. You file the request through the NVSEP website, the Commission's Responsible Gaming Liaison mails you a certified letter confirming it arrived, and then you call the Commission to complete it. That certified letter answers a removal request. Nothing says Wyoming acknowledges an enrollment. Tribal casinos are outside the program because the sports wagering rules leave Indian Lands out of the Commission's authorized geography. We found no exclusion procedure published by the tribal casinos, and we haven't confirmed whether they have one. We haven't assessed the state lottery, fantasy sports or charitable gaming, so we don't know whether any of them has an exclusion program. Commercial land-based casinos don't apply: the Attorney General's review of the statutory exceptions lists none. The only self-exclusion rule text is in the sports wagering chapter, so coverage of pari-mutuel and skill-based games rests on the Commission's own page and the platform's state page. We checked the official sources linked on this page, not every gambling option in the state. We don't know yet whether people who live outside Wyoming can use this program.