Michigan Gambling Self-Exclusion Program
Michigan offers 2 self-exclusion programs for residents and visitors who want to voluntarily ban themselves from gambling. Below you will find program details, how to apply, and what to expect.
Available Programs
Michigan Gaming Control Board Disassociated Persons Program
Online & In-PersonDuration
1 year or lifetime
Covers
All Detroit casinos, online casinos, and online sports betting in Michigan
Official Website
Visit program site →Tribal Casino Self-Exclusion
In-PersonDuration
Varies by tribe
Covers
Individual tribal casinos (each operates their own program)
Official Website
Visit program site →How to Apply
Follow these steps to enroll in Michigan's self-exclusion program.
- 1
Visit the Michigan Gaming Control Board website
- 2
Download the Disassociated Persons List application
- 3
Complete the application with your personal information
- 4
Choose between 1-year or lifetime exclusion
- 5
Submit in person at any Detroit casino or the MGCB office
- 6
Provide valid government-issued photo ID
- 7
For tribal casinos, contact each casino individually
Online Platforms Covered
When you self-exclude in Michigan, your ban extends to these licensed online gambling platforms.
How to Reverse Self-Exclusion
After 1 year, you may petition the MGCB for removal by submitting a written request. Lifetime exclusions cannot be reversed.
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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 1-800-522-4700 or consult a qualified professional.