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Self-Exclusion

Self-exclusion is a voluntary program that allows you to restrict your own access to EZFlip for a specified period or permanently.

What is Self-Exclusion?

Self-exclusion is a tool that:

  • Blocks your access to the platform
  • Prevents you from placing bets
  • Helps you take a break from gambling
  • Supports responsible gaming decisions

Who Should Use It?

Consider self-exclusion if you:

  • Feel you're gambling too much
  • Need a break to regain control
  • Want to prevent impulsive gambling
  • Are working on gambling-related issues
  • Have been advised to stop gambling

How to Self-Exclude

Step 1: Access Settings

  1. Log in to EZFlip
  2. Go to your Profile
  3. Navigate to Self-Exclusion settings

Step 2: Choose Duration

Enter the number of days for your exclusion:

Example DurationUse Case
1 dayShort cooling-off period
7 daysOne week break
30 daysOne month break
90 daysExtended break
365 daysOne year break

You can specify any number of days that works for you.

Step 3: Confirm

  1. Review your selection
  2. Confirm that you understand the terms
  3. The exclusion takes effect immediately

What Happens When Excluded

During your exclusion period:

Restricted ❌

  • Cannot place bets
  • Cannot access games
  • Cannot use bonus features
  • Cannot create new accounts

Available ✅

  • Withdraw existing balance
  • Contact support
  • View account history

Lifting Exclusion

When Exclusion Ends

  • Your exclusion automatically ends after the specified number of days
  • You'll regain full access when the period expires
  • Consider if you're ready before resuming play

Extended Exclusions

For longer breaks:

  • Choose a longer duration (e.g., 365 days)
  • Contact support if you need to extend further
  • We can help with additional exclusion measures
Before Resuming

When your exclusion ends, take time to reflect. If you're not ready to play responsibly, consider setting another exclusion period.

Balance During Exclusion

  • Your balance remains in your account
  • You can withdraw at any time
  • Contact support if you need assistance with withdrawals

Multiple Accounts

Creating a new account to circumvent self-exclusion is:

  • A violation of our Terms
  • Detected and prevented
  • Grounds for permanent account termination
  • Harmful to your recovery

We use technical measures to prevent excluded users from creating new accounts.

Getting Help

Self-exclusion is one tool, but it may not be enough on its own. Consider:

Professional Support

  • Gambling counselors — Specialized help for problem gambling
  • Therapists — Address underlying issues
  • Support groups — Connect with others in recovery

Resources

OrganizationWebsite
Gamblers Anonymousgamblersanonymous.org
GamCare (UK)gamcare.org.uk
NCPG (US)ncpgambling.org

Self-Help

  • Block gambling sites with software like Gamban
  • Remove payment methods for gambling
  • Tell trusted friends/family about your decision
  • Find alternative activities and hobbies

After Exclusion Ends

When your exclusion period ends:

  1. Reflect — Consider if you're ready to return
  2. Set Limits — Use any available limit-setting tools
  3. Start Slow — If returning, begin with small amounts
  4. Monitor — Watch for signs of problematic behavior

If you're not ready, you can self-exclude again.

FAQ

Can I access my account during exclusion?

You can log in to view your balance and request withdrawals, but you cannot play.

Will I get a refund of my balance?

You can withdraw your balance at any time, including during exclusion.

Can I exclude myself from specific games only?

Currently, self-exclusion applies to all games. Game-specific exclusion may be added in the future.

What if I change my mind?

Temporary exclusions cannot be shortened. Permanent exclusions require a special process to lift.

Is my information kept private?

Yes. Your self-exclusion status is confidential.

Contact

For help with self-exclusion:


Taking a break shows strength, not weakness. We support your decision to prioritize your wellbeing.