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Self-exclusion: meaning in affiliate marketing

self exclusion

A measure by which a player blocks their own account for a period or permanently, to stop gambling.

Self-exclusion is part of responsible gambling: a player who feels they are losing control blocks their account for some months or for good. A licensed operator must respect that decision.

For an affiliate this means two things. A self-excluded player no longer brings revenue. And material that targets such players or urges them to return breaks programme terms and the rules of responsible advertising.

More on responsible gambling and help: the Responsible gambling page.

Frequently asked questions

Does an affiliate earn commission from a self-excluded player?

No. A self-excluded player cannot play, so they bring no revenue, and trying to get around the exclusion breaks programme rules.

Where can a player self-exclude?

In the account settings of a licensed operator. Licensed operators describe self-exclusion on their responsible gambling pages.

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