Official Action
Vermont Statewide Sports Wagering Self-Exclusion
Online- Duration
- 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, or lifetime
- Covers
- Legalized mobile sports wagering with Vermont-designated sportsbooks
How to Apply for Vermont Sports-Wagering Self-Exclusion
Use the Department of Liquor and Lottery's secure online application for the statewide mobile sports-wagering list.
- Open the Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery exclusion page and follow its secure registration link
- Have access to your email and mobile phone for the one-time authentication code
- Prepare a clear government-issued photo ID and a selfie; the official page also says the secure application requests a Social Security number and official identification number
- Choose a one-year, three-year, five-year, or lifetime term and accept the registration agreement
- Submit the application and keep the confirmation; Vermont procedures allow operator list systems to be updated at least every 72 hours
- Contact each licensed fantasy-sports operator separately if you also need fantasy-contest exclusion
Removal, Expiry, and Account Reopening
Vermont removes a person automatically when a one-year, three-year, or five-year term ends. Enroll again if you want the exclusion to continue. The state says a lifetime term cannot be removed, and the registration agreement does not allow an early petition during a selected term.
Important Notes
The statewide list covers legalized mobile sports wagering under the Department of Liquor and Lottery. Vermont tells people to request fantasy-sports exclusion from each fantasy licensee separately. The verified sources do not establish coverage for Vermont Lottery retail products, charitable gaming, gambling outside Vermont, offshore sites, or any product outside the Department's sports-wagering program. A sportsbook may apply the Vermont list more broadly in another jurisdiction under its own policy.
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Self-exclusion options in the same U.S. region
If you also gamble in another state, check its programs separately. These guides explain each state's enrollment routes and coverage.
Official Sources
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Program rules can change. Check these official regulator and program pages before submitting personal information or relying on a duration or removal rule.