Gambling Blocker Finder
Put a little distance between you and a bet.
Choose your device and country. Get practical steps for removing easy access, adding blocking software, checking bank controls and finding self-exclusion options.
No account. No upload. Entries clear when you leave or reload.
What makes a useful gambling blocking setup?
Build several barriers: reduce access on your device, install a gambling blocker, ask your bank about gambling transaction controls, and use the self-exclusion schemes available where you live.
These controls have different coverage. A website restriction is not a payment block, and self-exclusion may cover only certain licensed operators. Read each service's scope and set it up on every device you use.
No combination can promise complete protection. Combine practical barriers with a plan for urges and support from a trusted person, recovery group or professional service.
Frequently asked questions
Will a blocker stop every gambling site?
No blocker can guarantee that. Coverage, device permissions and ways of changing settings vary. Use several barriers and check the provider's current instructions.
Does my bank offer gambling blocks?
Availability depends on the bank and country. Ask specifically about gambling merchant payments, what the block misses and any cooling-off period before it can be removed.
Is self-exclusion the same as blocking software?
No. Self-exclusion is an agreement with operators or a scheme to restrict your gambling access. Software restricts access on a device. Their coverage can complement each other.
Can I use this without QuitBet?
Yes. The guide links directly to device instructions and support services. QuitBet is an optional next step for iPhone users.