Michigan Gambling Self-Exclusion Program
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Michigan offers 2 self-exclusion programs for people who want to voluntarily exclude themselves from covered gambling. Below you will find program details, how to apply, and what to verify before enrolling.
How to Apply
Follow these steps to use the available self-exclusion programs in Michigan.
- 1
Choose the Disassociated Persons List for Detroit casinos or the Responsible Gaming Database for authorized online gaming and sports betting
- 2
Download the current form and instructions from the Michigan Gaming Control Board
- 3
For the Disassociated Persons List, arrange an in-person appointment and bring valid government-issued photo identification
- 4
For the Responsible Gaming Database, select internet gaming, internet sports betting, or both and choose a one-year or five-year term
- 5
Submit the Responsible Gaming Database form in person, by mail, or by email with the required notarization and identification
- 6
Contact each tribal casino separately because Michigan does not operate one statewide tribal-casino exclusion list
Official Options
Disassociated Persons List
In-PersonDuration
Lifetime; removal may be requested after 5 years
Covers
The three commercial casinos in Detroit
Official Website
Visit program site →Responsible Gaming Database
Online & In-PersonDuration
1 year or 5 years
Covers
Michigan-authorized internet gaming, internet sports betting, or both, as selected
Official Website
Visit program site →Removal, Expiry, and Account Reopening
Responsible Gaming Database exclusions end automatically when the selected one-year or five-year term expires. A person on the Disassociated Persons List may request removal after at least five years; removal is not automatic.
Important Notes
Michigan uses separate state programs for Detroit commercial casinos and state-authorized online gambling. Tribal casinos run their own exclusion processes.
Official Sources
Program rules can change. Check these official regulator and program pages before submitting personal information or relying on a duration or removal rule.
Add backup barriers
- Find confidential help
Use official helplines, peer support, treatment directories, and crisis resources.
- Add device barriers
Build a gambling-blocker plan while an exclusion application is processed.
- Protect money access
Ask your bank which gambling-category controls it supports and add backup limits.
- Quit sports betting
Close sportsbook access and make a plan for live betting, game days, and loss chasing.