Close your casino account permanently — with a self-exclusion that can't be reversed.

Close your online casino account permanently. GSE captures your signed authorization once and sends a formal, legally-worded account closure and self-exclusion request to every operator — so the account can't be reopened.

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

  • Closure + self-exclusion in a single legal letter
  • Works even if you've lost your login
  • Requests balance refunds where applicable
  • Confirmation tracking per operator
  • PDF evidence report on demand

The 4-step process

  1. 1
    Don't just log out — self-exclude

    A closed account can be reopened. A self-exclusion request forces the operator to permanently deny reopening under its license.

  2. 2
    Sign your authorization

    GSE issues a signature-verified identity operators can match against their customer records.

  3. 3
    GSE sends the closure letter

    Each operator receives a formal request to close the existing account and refuse any future registrations.

  4. 4
    Track confirmations

    Operators return confirmation via a unique tracking link — you see every acknowledgement in your dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

How do I permanently close a casino account?+

Ask the operator to close it AND self-exclude at the same time. Without self-exclusion, most licensed operators will let you reopen after a cooling period. GSE always sends both in one letter.

Can I close a casino account without logging in?+

Yes. Because GSE cites your verified identity, operators can identify and close the account even if you no longer have login access.

Will my balance be refunded?+

Most licensed operators refund verified balances at closure. GSE requests this in the letter but does not guarantee it — refunds are the operator's responsibility.

What about crypto casinos?+

GSE contacts them too. Compliance is not guaranteed, but the request and any non-response is documented for later use.

How is this different from just emailing support?+

GSE uses formal legal language, cites the operator's own regulatory duty of care, and stores an audit trail — a support ticket has none of that leverage.

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