DraftKings - DraftKings Self Exclusion - Overview (US)

The option to self-exclude is part of DraftKings' commitment to responsible gaming and helping you control how and when you use DraftKings products.

Easily access all of DraftKings' responsible gaming tools and resources by visiting the Responsible Gaming Center.

Self-exclusion durations:

- 3 Months (Fantasy Sports only, excluding Connecticut (CT) patrons).
- 6 Months (Fantasy Sports only, excluding Connecticut (CT) patrons).
- 1 Year
- 5 Years

Note: You’ll see all options defined by your jurisdiction when setting the self-exclusion period.

During the self-exclusion period:

You can't log into your DraftKings account.
You can't make any deposits
You can't enter fantasy sports contests.
You can't make any sports wagers.
You can't play in any casino games.
You won’t be sent any direct marketing from DraftKings.
You can’t withdraw funds from your account without monitored assistance.
- Important: To request a withdrawal during a self-exclusion period, please contact the DraftKings Customer Support team.

Frequently asked questions:

Who can self-exclude?

Any DraftKings account holder can self-exclude.

How can I self-exclude?

Learn more about how to self-exclude via any DraftKings product.

What happens to the funds in my DraftKings account while I'm self-excluded?

Any funds deposited into DraftKings will remain in your account for the future. If you'd like to withdraw funds during a self-exclusion period, please contact the DraftKings Customer Support Team for assistance.

What happens after the self-exclusion period ends?

After the self-exclusion period, your account will be available for regular use again.

Can I limit my DraftKings use in other ways?

There are a variety of ways you can manage your use of DraftKings. Learn more about the player limits available to you.

Can I end my self-exclusion period early?

Once a self-exclusion period is set, DraftKings isn’t permitted to shorten that period.

If I self-exclude from DraftKings in one state do I need to self-exclude if I visit another state?

No, once you self-exclude in one location, your self-exclusion applies everywhere.