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Self-exclusion: how to ask in each province and how long it lasts

Self-exclusion is a request you make so that you are not allowed to gamble for a period of time. Each province has its own program and its own term. Here are the ones published on the official pages.

If you need to talk now

National line, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

0800-999-0091

How long it lasts in each province

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  • Mendoza
    between a minimum of three months and a maximum of five years
  • Chaco
    4 years
  • San Juan
    4 years
  • Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
    2 years
  • La Pampa
    Two years
  • Provincia de Buenos Aires
    2 years
  • Río Negro
    two (2) years
  • Corrientes
    1 (one) year
  • Entre Ríos
    irrevocable for one year
  • Salta
    minimum duration of 1 year
  • Tucumán
    six (6) months
  • La Rioja
    the page does not state the term
    -
  • Misiones
    the page does not state the term
    2 (two) years
  • Neuquén
    the page does not state the term
    -
  • Santa Fe
    the page does not state the term
    -

Term as each official page writes it; the bar draws it. A light section marks a minimum and a maximum.

Program by program

15 of 24 jurisdictions with a verified program

No program verified on an official page that we could save: Catamarca, Chubut, Córdoba, Formosa, Jujuy, San Luis, Santa Cruz, Santiago del Estero, Tierra del Fuego. Ask at your province's helpline or at the national line.

Before you ask for it

It lasts for a set term

During that time you are not allowed in or to bet wherever the program applies. Check the official page to see whether it also covers online gambling and gaming rooms.

You are not alone

Asking for it is a brave decision. If you want to talk it over first, the helplines are free and confidential.

Helplines for all provinces