The Centralized Self-Exclusion Program (CSE) is a voluntary commitment that allows individuals aged 18 and older to take a break from all regulated Alberta iGaming platforms and/or land-based casinos and racing entertainment centres. Participation does not require an existing player account and operates separately from any self-exclusion arrangements you may have made directly with an individual operator.
For complete program details, resources, and enrollment guidance, visit:
How does Alberta CSE work:
Once you enroll in the Centralized Self-Exclusion Program, you will be excluded from all participating regulated gambling platforms and/or land-based gambling venues in Alberta for the duration you select.
Self-Exclusion Period Options:
When registering for the program, you can choose one of the following exclusion periods:
· Six months.
· One year.
· Two years.
· Three years
It is important to note that once the self-exclusion agreement has been activated, the selected term cannot be cancelled or modified. The agreement remains in effect until the chosen period expires.
Questions About Your CSE Status?
For any questions regarding your Centralized Self-Exclusion registration, status, enrollment, or support needs, please contact the Alberta CSE team directly:
Contact Information:
Website: https://www.selfexclusion.ca/s/
Online Support Form: https://www.selfexclusion.ca/s/contactsupport
Phone: 1-844-468-8034 Email: se@aglc.ca
Other helpful Resources:
CAMH : If you are in an emergency, in crisis or need someone to talk to, there is help. https://www.camh.ca/
211 Alberta: A free, confidential service that connects people with health, mental health, addiction, social, and community resources across Alberta. 211 Alberta - United Way Alberta Capital Region
RGC: RGC is here to support you so that you can make informed decisions, minimize risks or get help. https://responsiblegambling.org/
Credit Canada: Credit Canada is the country's first and longest-standing non-profit credit counselling agency. They can help if gambling has contributed to debt. Get free, confidential support to understand your options and find a path forward. Call 1 (800) 267-2272 or visit creditcanada.com