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Self-exclusion in Connecticut
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Data checked 2026-10-15 · whitegambling US database
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CT1 self-exclusion resource found in Connecticut
Read the exact scope below. A resource may be a law or a program overview, not an enrollment form. One exclusion does not necessarily cover every game or operator.
Resource
legalized gaming activities in Connecticut, including online casino, retail and online sports wagering, fantasy contests, Keno, and online sale of lottery tickets under the cited emergency regulation
- Ban length
- 1 year, 5 year, or lifetime. Lifetime cannot be removed. A 1 or 5 year exclusion can be removed after the selected period ends.
- Helpline
- Not published
Source: Connecticut DCP — Gaming Self-Exclusion · checked 2026-10-14
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Information, not legal or tax advice. Laws change; follow the linked official source before you play. "Not published" means our sources do not print the figure, not that it is zero.