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Casino Without Self-Exclusion: venue and online exclusions are not identical, so protection needs to be built deliberately.

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Extend a venue ban online

In New Zealand, venues such as casinos operate host responsibility and exclusion processes, typically through the venue. A venue exclusion does not automatically extend to overseas websites. If you have excluded yourself at a venue, plan for online exposure by using payment blocks and filters. Do not read the gap as permission.

Details worth taking away

Details worth taking away

Know scope

Ask what your venue exclusion covers.

Add online barriers

Use blocks and filters for websites.

Review monthly

Revisit your plan regularly.

Maintaining protection when venue and online exclusions are not identical

Ask the venue what its exclusion covers and for how long. Then list online channels you have used and what, if anything, protects you there.

Overseas sites operate outside NZ venue processes. Their own exclusion tools, if any, are separate and need to be set up independently.

Turn the question into a documented decision

Write down your plan: bank blocks, device filters, removing saved cards and telling someone close. Review it monthly.

If urges appear, the Gambling Helpline and Problem Gambling Foundation offer free support, and you can reach out before things escalate.

Casino Without Self-Exclusion — Answers to the next question

Does a venue exclusion cover websites?

Not automatically. Ask the venue and plan separately.

What barriers help?

Bank blocks, filters and removing stored cards.

Where can I find help?

Gambling Helpline and Problem Gambling Foundation.

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