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Getting help in Arizona

If you’re ready for a life after betting, here’s a simple path in AZ — then the official details below.

  1. Step 1 — Block access

    • BetBlocker (free) or Gamban
    • Ask someone you trust to hold the admin PIN
    • Mute or remove sportsbook apps and notifications
  2. Step 2 — Self-exclude

    • Use Arizona’s official program: Statewide Self-Exclusion (Casino and/or Event Wagering & Fantasy) (Arizona Department of Gaming / Division of Problem Gambling)
    • Open the official enrollment page
    • Terms: 1 year, 5 years, or 10 years. Irrevocable for the selected term; name drops only when the term ends.
    • Coverage: Two separate lists: (1) all Class III tribal casinos (includes hotels/restaurants/venues on property); (2) event wagering & fantasy sports (retail + internet/mobile). File both if you need both.

    Verified from problemgambling.az.gov/self-exclusion and FAQs

    Before you enroll: withdraw balances you can, save records you might need, cancel recurring deposits. Many terms can’t be shortened.

  3. Step 3 — Protect your money

    • Withdraw remaining balances where possible
    • Cancel autopay and remove saved payment methods
    • Download win/loss or tax records you may need later
  4. Step 4 — Get support

Official self-exclusion details

How to enroll: Download the fillable form(s), complete, notarize, and submit with a current color photo (mail or electronic PDF scan). In-person Mon–Fri ~8:30–3:00 at ADG (100 N 15th Ave, Ste 202, Phoenix); they can notarize and photograph. Call 602-771-4263.

Go to the official enrollment page

Lottery is not covered by these lists. Casino exclusion can trigger corporate multi-property bans — read FAQs.

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Life After Betting is not affiliated with Arizona Department of Gaming / Division of Problem Gambling. Rules change. If anything here differs from the official page, trust the official page.