Your Exit Plan

Your exit plan.

Work through it one step at a time. Find the programs that cover you, follow their requirements, and keep every confirmation. The emails and letters here help you make the ask. Your saved progress is your record — BanMyself can't verify enrollment on your behalf.

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Places you want to cover

We include the broad programs in this plan and all researched contacts for your selected states. Add places you might gamble, even if you rarely visit. Coverage varies by program; no single program covers everything. Changing this list keeps your saved work.

Regional contacts

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1

Call Caesars about self-exclusion

Find out what you need to enroll

If this place is part of your gambling, use the call to ask how to enroll. Find out what's required and how you'll know the exclusion is active.

  • Call Caesars about self-exclusion
    "I want to enroll in your self-exclusion program. Please explain the terms, required steps and how I'll receive confirmation."
    Review the program's current policy and choose the term that fits your decision.
2

Enroll in the programs that cover you.

Coverage and terms vary

Different states and operators have different programs. Check which ones apply before you enroll. Complete each program's required steps and keep the confirmation.

  • NVSEP — find your state's programs
    Review the current state and operator list.
  • Check prediction-market self-exclusion
    Review participating platforms and the term you choose.
3

Block gambling on your devices.

Check compatibility and current pricing

Choose a blocker that works on your devices; the options below are alternatives. Ask someone you trust to help. If you set up device restrictions with a passcode, have them keep it.

  • Review Gamban for your devices
    Check the devices it supports, current subscription price and any sponsored access you qualify for. Install it on the devices you use for gambling and check the restrictions with someone you trust.
  • Review BetBlocker Free
    Read the device instructions and fixed restriction periods before activating a block. Choose a period deliberately and check that the restrictions work on your device.
  • Phone lockdown (Screen Time / Family Link)
    Ask someone you trust to help set device restrictions and keep the passcode. Review app installs and website restrictions together. Available controls depend on the device and account setup.
4

Call your bank and cards.

Find out which limits they offer

Use the number on your card or bank statement. Ask about gambling blocks and spending limits. What's available varies by bank. Write down what they can actually apply — and what they can't.

  • Call your bank
    "Do you offer a gambling-merchant block or other spending limits on my account and debit card? What would they cover, and how can I confirm they're active?"
    Availability varies by bank. Ask about cash withdrawals, transfers and transactions the block cannot identify. Keep the bank's answer with your plan.
  • Call each credit card — same ask
    "Can you block gambling transactions or disable cash advances on this card? Please explain the available limits and how I can confirm them."
    Check each card separately. A completed call does not mean a block was available or activated.
5

Freeze your credit.

Follow each bureau's current instructions

A credit freeze makes it harder to open new accounts in your name. It doesn't affect your score. Follow each bureau's instructions and keep the confirmation.

What a freeze covers

A freeze restricts access to your consumer file. It does not close existing accounts, and exceptions apply. It cannot guarantee that every lender will refuse credit. Keep your access details. Enter sensitive information only on the bureau's own site or required form.

Security freezes at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion are free.

  • Freeze Clarity Services Free
    A specialty consumer-reporting service. Check its current freeze instructions and keep the confirmation.
  • Freeze DataX Free
  • Freeze Teletrack Free
  • Freeze FactorTrust Free
  • Freeze Equifax Free
    Complete this freeze separately and keep its confirmation.
  • Freeze Experian Free
    Complete this freeze separately and keep its confirmation.
  • Freeze TransUnion Free
    Complete this freeze separately and keep its confirmation.
  • Freeze LexisNexis Free
    Complete this freeze separately and keep its confirmation.
  • Freeze ChexSystems Free
    Complete this freeze separately and keep its confirmation.
  • OptOutPrescreen — 5 years Free
    Stops pre-approved credit offers landing in your mailbox.
  • Make a plan for managing your freezes
    Keep recovery details somewhere secure. Talk with a trusted person about getting support before lifting a freeze to borrow money.
6

Send the emails.

Email drafts you review and send

These drafts ask each operator for enrollment instructions. Review the recipient and the text, then send. Where an official form is linked, follow its signature and ID requirements. Opening a draft doesn't attach the form, and the email alone doesn't enroll you.

    7

    Mail the letters.

    Get the form and confirm the destination first

    Start with the operator's current instructions. The printed letters ask for those instructions; they're not enrollment forms. Confirm the receiving department and address before mailing. Send ID copies only when a verified program requires them. Some forms require notarization.

    Mailing labels use the Avery 5160 layout and follow your letter selection.

    • Check whether your selected forms require ID copies
      Only use this helper if a verified program asks for a copy. It prints one ID-copy sheet; add the back only if required, and choose the number of copies in your print dialog. The photos stay in this page's memory until you close or reload it. They are never uploaded by this page.
      8

      Watch for replies.

      The weeks ahead

      Keep every confirmation in one folder. Check the covered places, term length and effective date. Set your own follow-up reminders, and record replies here as they arrive.

      • Keep every written confirmation in one folder
        Check the covered properties or products, selected term, effective date and any next steps. Follow up on missing or rejected applications.
      • Put the follow-ups on your calendar
        Choose a weekly check-in and include follow-up dates from your program records. Download the calendar file, then import it into your calendar to activate reminders. Event titles contain no names or gambling details. Recorded expiry dates add a review reminder 14 days before the exclusion ends.

      9

      You don't have to do this alone.

      Find support that works for you

      Look for a meeting or counselor you feel comfortable with. Tell someone you trust what you're trying to change. Let them know about the plan and how they can help.

      • Sit in one Gamblers Anonymous meeting this week Free
        In person, online, or by phone — any meeting, any state. First time: just go and listen; nobody makes you talk. If picking one feels hard, call the hotline and they'll find you one.
      • Prefer a gospel-centered room? Addiction Recovery Program Free
        The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints runs free 12-step recovery meetings — in person and virtual, open to anyone, member or not. Same road, walked with faith.
      • Tell one person what you did today
        The plan works best when someone you trust knows it exists — and holds the passcodes and PINs.

      Choose letters to print

      Record your progress

      This is your record of what happened. BanMyself does not verify your submission or the operator's reply. It applies to this program wherever it appears in your plan.

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