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Non-remote multi-operator self-exclusion

All non-remote operators who are premises licence holders in the arcade, betting, bingo and casino sectors are required to participate in a multi-operator self-exclusion scheme.

The following code is relevant to this section:

LCCP: Social responsibility code 3.5.6

Self-exclusion is widely accepted as an important tool for customers who have recognised that they have a problem with their gambling and wish to be supported in their decision to stop.

Multi-operator schemes allows an individual to make a single request to self-exclude from the same type of gambling within their area.

If you offer different forms of gambling from different premises, you will be required to participate in the schemes relevant to the forms of gambling you offer.

Who operators can contact to register and participate

Arcades

BACTA Scheme Manager
29-30 Ely Place
London
EC1N 6TD

020 7730 6444

selfexclusion@bacta.org.uk

Smart Exclusion IHL Tech Ltd

01482 274539

support@ihlhub.com

www.ihlhub.com (opens in new tab)

Betting

Multi Operator Self Exclusion Scheme Ltd
3 Greengate, Cardale Park
Harrogate
HG3 1GY

0800 6402060

support@moses-uk.org

Bingo1

Bingo Association
Lexham House
75 High Street North
Dunstable
Bedfordshire
LU6 1JF

01582 860908

se@bingo-association.co.uk

Casino

SENSE
c/o 1 Bedford Row
London
WC1R 4BU

0203 409 2047

info@sensescheme.com

www.senseselfexclusion.com (opens in new tab)

1Bingo in this table refers to operators that:

  • offer exempt bingo
  • hold a bingo operating licence because they reach the high turnover bingo limit
  • do not hold premises licences
  • do not have to participate in the bingo multi-operator scheme.
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