Loto-Quebec online self-exclusion
Online- Duration
- 3 months to 5 years
- Coverage
- The lotoquebec.com account and creation of a replacement account during the term
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Loto-Quebec has separate online-only and gambling-location routes. Online self-exclusion blocks lotoquebec.com. Assisted enrollment for casinos and gaming halls also blocks the online account. Both formal programs run from three months to five years and cannot be cancelled during the selected term.
Choose online-only exclusion if you use lotoquebec.com but do not need the casino and gaming-hall restriction
For online-only exclusion, sign in to lotoquebec.com, open Manage My Gambling, read the terms, complete the short form, and confirm the selected period; Customer Care can assist at 1-866-611-5686
For casino and gaming-hall exclusion, ask a staff member at a Loto-Quebec casino or gaming hall, visit the Montreal office, or make an appointment with a designated support centre
Bring photo identification for assisted enrollment; staff complete the form with you and take a photograph for on-site enforcement
Save the confirmation and use the official contact if you need to verify which location or online product is covered before enrolling
Formal self-exclusion is irrevocable during the selected term. Loto-Quebec says it cannot be lifted or interrupted early. After the term ends, you may enroll again if you want another exclusion period.
For confidential local support, call 1-800-461-0140 (Gambling: Help and Referral). Check the official program before sending identification or relying on a term or coverage rule.
Choose another province and check the exact online and venue coverage.
Add device barriers for products and accounts outside the exclusion.
Ask your bank which gambling transaction controls it supports.
Use Detachr to plan account closures, device barriers, and support while your exclusion is active.
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