Wisconsin Casino Self-Exclusion: Venue-by-Venue Guide
Official program details last verified .
Wisconsin does not operate one statewide casino self-exclusion list. The Wisconsin Division of Gaming says patrons may request a self-ban at most tribal gaming facilities, with each tribe or property controlling its own process. Ho-Chunk Gaming publishes a form that covers all of its Wisconsin gaming enterprises. Other casinos require separate contact.
How to Request Wisconsin Casino Self-Exclusion
Identify each casino you use, follow that venue's current process, and verify the term before signing.
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Use the Wisconsin Division of Gaming casino map or gaming-commission directory to list every tribal casino you need to restrict
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Contact each casino's security, guest-services, or tribal gaming commission team and request its current voluntary self-ban form and full terms
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If you use a Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin property, download its form and deliver the completed form to any Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin location
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Before signing the Ho-Chunk form, ask staff to resolve the conflict between the website's 12-month minimum and the form's permanent, irrevocable language
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Keep each confirmation and repeat the process for non-Ho-Chunk properties because Wisconsin does not connect them through one statewide request
Official Options
Wisconsin Tribal Casino Self-Bans
In-PersonDuration
Set by each tribal casino or gaming authority
Covers
The location or tribal gaming enterprise named in that venue's policy; not a statewide list
Official Website
Visit program site →Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Self-Exclusion
In-PersonDuration
Confirm before signing: the public page says at least 12 months, while the current form says permanent and irrevocable
Covers
All Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin gaming enterprises
Official Website
Visit program site →Removal, Expiry, and Account Reopening
Removal rules depend on the venue or tribal gaming authority. Ho-Chunk's current downloadable form says the exclusion is permanent and irrevocable, while its public responsible-gaming page describes a minimum of 12 months. Treat the stricter form language as the risk and obtain written clarification before enrolling.
Important Notes
The state says most, not all, Wisconsin tribal gaming facilities offer a self-ban. The verified sources do not establish one statewide list or coverage for the Wisconsin Lottery, every sportsbook, online gambling outside a participating tribal property, or gambling outside Wisconsin.
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.
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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.