Self Exclusion and Exclusion Programs
Individuals can undertake to become banned from gambling at particular venues or on websites, through a process known as Self-Exclusion.
Self-Exclusion is a service offered throughout Australia and New Zealand. However contact details and requirements of the various self-exclusion (and exclusion) programs available for differing gambling forms may vary.
For more information about some of the major programs offered at Casinos, Hotel and Club Gaming Venues, Wagering Outlets and Lotteries please click on the links provided in each section below.
In a number of jurisidictions self-exclusion is available from multiple venues and involuntary exclusion (venue initiated exclusion) or exclusion of others (Third Party exclusion) by concerned family members or others is also available.
Adelaide Casino Host Responsibility Program
Adelaide Casino through an integrated Host Responsibility program has exclusion options available to allow a person to take a break whilst they review circumstances. Options can be discussed with a Host Responsibility Coordinator at any time.
Find out more about the Host Responsibility Program at the Adelaide Casino or call the Adelaide Casino Host Responsibility Coordinators who are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on (08) 8218 4141.
Involuntary Barring and Family Protection Orders
In South Australia family members and concerned others can also initiate a barring (involuntary barring) or seek a Family Protection Order.
Contact Consumer and Business Services (CBS) directly on 8204 9966 to discuss your options or find out more here
UBET Self-Exclusion Program
UBET operates in Qld, SA, Tas and the NT. You can set a limit upon your expenditure or self exclude from gambling with UBET at any time.
More information about Self-Exclusion from UBET is available here
South Australian Barring (Exclusion) Program - Hotels, Clubs, Casino, SA Lotteries and Wagering (Betting)
You can also ask to be barred from gambling activities such as betting on racing and sport and commercial lotteries.
Barring from multiple venues is available through CBS.
Further information can be sought from the gamblng venue/provider or contact Consumer and Business Services (CBS) via