GAMSTOP is an online multi-operator self-exclusion scheme and has been available since April 2018. Google acts as data processor on our behalf, further information is available in Google Cloud Platform Service Specific Terms (opens in new tab) and Google’s Cloud Data Processing Addendum (opens in new tab). Google acts as data processor on our behalf, further information is available in\tGoogle Cloud Platform Service Specific Terms (opens in new tab) and Google’s\tCloud Data Processing Addendum (opens in new tab). \u201cI have been encouraged by the majority of major high street banks introducing measures to allow customers to switch off spending on gambling through mobile apps. That is why we expect the industry to create safe products, know their customers, understand what they can afford to gamble with and identify when they are experiencing harm and step in. Although the vast majority of operators are already participating in GAMSTOP this will make the coverage comprehensive.<\/p>\n
If you want to complain about a gambling business or need further help please contact us. We are not able to respond to comments but your feedback will help us improve our website. It is your responsibility to ensure that the details gambling held about you are correct and up to date. They must also update their lists of self-excluded consumers every 24 hours. It’s used when you think that you have a problem with gambling and want help to stop. Self-exclusion is when you ask a gambling business to stop you from gambling with them for a certain length of time.<\/p>\n
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\u201cIt is important that self-exclusion schemes are as effective as possible and they will be most effective when used in combination with other blocking tools such as gambling blocking software and payment card blocking. To provide a \u2018full picture\u2019 of all the land-based self-exclusions as per your request, we have included IHL in the information below. Firstly, for context, self-exclusion is a tool used by those who have recognised that their gambling is harmful to them. If this is not possible to answer…please could you tell me how many people in the UK are self-excluded from M.O.S.E.S – The Multi-operator-self-exclusion-scheme.<\/p>\n
It does not form part of the Gambling Commissions regulatory functions and there is no statutory mechanism for us to compel providers to submit this data. The information held by the Gambling Commission falling within the scope of your request is presented in the below table. People can also choose to self-exclude via a multi-operator self-exclusion scheme.<\/p>\n