Casino Self Exclusion List
If a gambler chooses to take part in the self-exclusion program, their photo is taken and their name and picture are entered into an electronic database that is used in every casino and slot. Self-Exclusion is a process that allows a person to request to be banned from all Indian Gaming Facilities within the State of Arizona and to be prohibited from collecting any winnings, recovering any losses, and the use of any of the services or privileges of the facility. You can choose either a one year, five year, or ten year exclusion.
Self-Exclusion is a voluntary program that gives anyone the opportunity to take a break from gambling. Gaming Self-Exclusion: applies to all slots, casinos, and resort casinos in Ontario (as well as PlayOLG.ca) PlayOLG Self-Exclusion: applies to PlayOLG.ca only Charitable Gaming Self-Exclusion: applies to all Charitable Bingo & Gaming Centres in Ontario.
It is important to understand that the Missouri Gaming Commission maintains two very different lists that pertain to the exclusion of individuals from casinos in the State of Missouri. The List of Disassociated Persons (also referred to as 'the Problem Gambling List') is Missouri's voluntary self-exclusion list available for problem or compulsive gamblers to use as a tool in their overall recovery program. Before the Missouri Gaming Commission developed the statewide voluntary self-exclusion list for problem gamblers, it already maintained a much smaller involuntary 'Exclusion List', which contains the names of persons who have been excluded by the Commission from casinos in Missouri in order to protect the integrity of gaming in Missouri.
The Commission's power to exclude persons from our licensed casinos emanates from the Missouri Gaming Statutes and the Code of State Regulations (particularly Sections 313.805 and 313.813, RSMo and 11 CSR 45-15). Under these provisions, the Commission has the power to exclude persons who have committed crimes of moral turpitude or gambling-related crimes, as well as persons of unsavory reputation or persons on a valid and current exclusion list from another jurisdiction in the United States.
The Involuntary Exclusion List (also known as the List of Excluded Persons) is available on our website and can be accessed by the general public and by gaming regulatory agencies in other jurisdictions.
Hollywood Casino Self Exclusion List
Attorney General
This Google™ translation feature is provided for informational purposes only.
The Office of the Attorney General is unable to guarantee the accuracy of this translation and is therefore not liable for any inaccurate information resulting from the translation application tool.
Please consult with a translator for accuracy if you are relying on the translation or are using this site for official business.
If you have any questions please contact: Bilingual Services Program at (916) 210-7580
A copy of this disclaimer can also be found on our Disclaimer page.