Self-Exclusion
Requesting Exclusion Directly from the Operator
If you want to limit your access to Dustbit, you can contact the operator directly to request self-exclusion. The operator will place restrictions on your account that prevent you from logging in and placing bets for a period you specify. Most operators have self-exclusion options available through their account settings or customer support, and the process typically takes effect immediately or within a short timeframe. When you reach out, provide clear information about your situation, and the operator will guide you through the formal steps to establish the exclusion on your account.
Multi-Operator and Voluntary Restriction Programs
Beyond a single operator, you may be able to register with broader exclusion initiatives. The National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program operates across multiple states and partners with numerous online gambling platforms. This program allows you to self-exclude from participating operators across a wider network at no cost. You can research which programs cover your state and which operators participate. While self-exclusion protections vary by state and operator, enrolling in a state-level program may provide broader coverage than exclusion from one platform alone. Keep in mind that the United States does not maintain a single nationwide registry, so self-exclusion typically remains effective within the state where you register and at operators enrolled in that program.
Leveraging Technology and Support Resources
Your device settings and browser features offer additional layers of protection. Most smartphones and computers allow you to restrict access to certain websites or apps through parental controls or filtering software, which can prevent you from reaching gambling sites even if you wanted to bypass self-exclusion manually. Beyond technical measures, professional help is available: the National Problem Gambling Helpline operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and offers free support through phone, text message, and online chat. The helpline connects you with counselors, therapists, and support groups specializing in gambling-related concerns, and interpreters are available for over 240 languages. Gamblers Anonymous offers peer-support meetings nationwide where you can connect with others facing similar challenges.
About This Information
This page was last reviewed in October 2026. Regulations, programs, and operator policies change over time, so verify current details with the operator directly or with relevant state gaming authorities and support organizations before taking action.
