Bwin's published process
Bwin states that self-exclusion has a minimum duration of six months and can be indefinite. During time-out or self-exclusion, users cannot deposit or play and are excluded from targeted commercial communications.
Learn how Bwin time-out and self-exclusion work, how to strengthen exclusion across accounts and devices, and where to find independent gambling support.
Self-exclusion is a protective measure intended to prevent access to gambling for a chosen period. It is stronger than simply deciding to take a break because the operator applies account restrictions and should stop targeted gambling marketing during the exclusion.
Bwin states that self-exclusion has a minimum duration of six months and can be indefinite. During time-out or self-exclusion, users cannot deposit or play and are excluded from targeted commercial communications.
Bwin also publishes shorter time-out/cool-off periods, including breaks from one day up to six weeks, after which the account can reopen automatically.
Primary source: Bwin Time Out and Self-Exclusion, last reviewed by Bwin in July 2026.
If you hold accounts with multiple gambling operators, use the exclusion process for each relevant account and check whether your jurisdiction offers a wider multi-operator or state scheme.
Consider device or network blocking tools and remove gambling apps, bookmarks and saved payment methods that make re-entry easier.
Ask your bank or payment provider whether gambling transaction controls are available, and separate essential funds from discretionary spending.
Self-exclusion works best as part of a wider support plan when gambling has become difficult to control. Independent support groups and professional services can help with recovery, debt, relationships and relapse prevention.