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What Is Self Exclusion
Self exclusion Unibet guidance is for users who need a formal break from gambling access. Self-exclusion blocks an account for a chosen period and is designed for situations where ordinary limits, reminders, or personal promises are no longer enough.
This page is intentionally non-promotional. If you are reading this because gambling feels difficult to control, do not open a new account, do not deposit, and do not chase losses. Use official account controls, national blocking tools, payment blocks, and support services.
How to Self Exclude on Unibet
The exact account screens can change, but the usual route is through account settings, safer gambling, responsible gambling, or live chat support. You should complete the process directly through the official operator account area.
- Log in only to access safer gambling settings. Do not deposit or place a bet.
- Open responsible gambling tools. Look for time-out, cool-off, self-exclusion, or account closure options.
- Select the strongest suitable period. Options may include 30 days, six months, one year, or permanent exclusion.
- Confirm the request. Read the confirmation carefully because exclusions may not be reversible.
- Add external protection. Use GAMSTOP, bank gambling blocks, device blocking software, and support services.
Third-Party Exclusion Tools
Self exclusion Unibet users in Great Britain should consider GAMSTOP, which can block access to participating online gambling operators. Bank gambling blocks can also prevent gambling transactions. Device blocking tools can reduce access through phones, laptops, and shared devices.
| Tool | Purpose | Use When |
|---|---|---|
| Operator Self-Exclusion | Blocks access to one operator account. | You need a formal account-level break. |
| GAMSTOP | Blocks participating UK gambling sites. | You need wider online protection. |
| Bank Block | Blocks gambling card payments. | You want spending barriers at payment level. |
| Device Blocker | Restricts gambling websites or apps. | You need extra access friction. |
Support Resources
UK users can contact GamCare, BeGambleAware, and GAMSTOP. Users outside the UK should contact local gambling harm support, financial counselling, health services, or emergency help if there is immediate risk.
Read responsible gambling for warning signs and gambling state planning for budget and time control. If you feel unable to stop, the next step should be support, not another bet.
Tell someone you trust that you have chosen self-exclusion. Remove saved cards from devices, avoid gambling emails, and ask your bank about merchant blocks. These small barriers help during moments when impulse is stronger than intention.
