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Kansas Casino and Sports Betting Self-Exclusion

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Kansas has separate exclusion processes for state-owned casinos and state-regulated sports wagering. The casino program requires an in-person application and does not cover tribal casinos. The sports wagering program uses a form and secure document upload to restrict every sports wagering application under Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission jurisdiction.

Available Programs

Kansas Casino Voluntary Exclusion Program

In-Person

Duration

2 years or lifetime on the current program page and form

Covers

Current and future Kansas gaming and racetrack facilities under KRGC jurisdiction; tribal casinos are not included

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Kansas Sports Wagering Exclusion Program

Online

Duration

2 years, 5 years, lifetime, or another term entered on the current form

Covers

Every current and future sports wagering application under KRGC jurisdiction

Official Website

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How to Apply for Both Kansas Exclusions

Use the casino process, the sports wagering process, or both. One application does not replace the other.

  1. 1

    Decide whether you need the casino exclusion, the sports wagering exclusion, or both

  2. 2

    For casino exclusion, apply in person with government-issued photo identification at a KRGC office inside a state-owned casino, or call 785-296-5800 for an appointment at the Topeka office

  3. 3

    For sports wagering exclusion, download the current Sports Wagering Exclusion Form and prepare a clear image of your government-issued photo identification

  4. 4

    Email the KRGC contact listed on the sports wagering program page to request secure upload access; do not attach the form or identification to ordinary email

  5. 5

    Use the separate password and Serv-U link sent by KRGC to upload the completed form and identification image, then keep the confirmation

  6. 6

    Contact each tribal casino separately if you also need a property or sportsbook restriction there

Ending or Removing Self-Exclusion

Casino exclusion does not end automatically. After at least two years, a participant may petition the KRGC Executive Director and must complete an approved problem gambling assessment and education program. Approval is not automatic. The sports wagering page says the selected term must be completed and early removal is unavailable; confirm the end-of-term process with KRGC before choosing a term.

Important Notes

The current KRGC casino program page, sample application, and removal regulation describe a two-year or lifetime choice and removal eligibility after two years. A separate KRGC FAQ still says a five-year minimum. Confirm the current casino term with KRGC before signing. Neither the casino program nor the sports wagering program covers tribal casinos, gambling outside Kansas, or unregulated sites.

Official Sources

Program rules can change. Check these regulator pages before submitting personal information or relying on a duration or removal rule.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice. If you are experiencing a gambling problem, please contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET or consult a qualified professional.