Block yourself from gambling sites — at the operator level.
Blocking gambling sites with software only goes so far. GSE goes further — verified identity, signed authorization, and documented self-exclusion requests to every operator in scope.
GSE documents authorized self-exclusion requests. Each operator decides acceptance under its own regulator — GSE does not guarantee exclusion or refunds.
What GSE actually does
- Combines device-level blocking with operator-level self-exclusion
- signature-verified so operators actually enforce the block
- Global — not limited to one regulator
- Every request permanently logged
The 4-step process
- 1Install a blocker (optional first layer)
Tools like GamBan, Gamblock or BetBlocker block gambling websites at the device level. Useful, but bypassable.
- 2Sign your authorization with GSE
GSE adds the layer software can't: a signature-verified identity operators can act on.
- 3Authorize and send
GSE sends documented self-exclusion requests to every online gambling operator in our verified database.
- 4Keep the evidence
Every request is logged with delivery status, operator response and timestamp — downloadable as PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Isn't a website blocker enough?+
Blockers can be uninstalled, bypassed with a VPN, or fail against new domains. A documented, legally-signed self-exclusion request cannot be bypassed by reinstalling software — it lives at the operator level.
Does GSE replace GamBan, Gamblock or BetBlocker?+
No — it complements them. Use a blocker for immediate friction, and GSE for permanent operator-level self-exclusion.
Can I block crypto casinos and offshore sites?+
GSE also contacts unregulated and offshore operators. Compliance is not guaranteed there, but the request and any non-response are documented.