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Self Exclusion

Self-exclusion is a protective step for someone who wants to stop or restrict access to a gaming account. This page has no referral offer or return-to-play link.

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How Shuffle.us describes the process

The operator says account holders can begin through the Shuffle Wise dashboard and may ask official support for assistance. Its responsible-play policy describes an initial 24-hour cooldown and choices to extend exclusion.

Choosing an exclusion period

The published policy lists temporary durations and a permanent option. The chosen setting can affect the ability to log in, play, receive marketing and manage pending prize requests.

Check remaining balance issues carefully

The policy contains detailed rules about redeemable balances and a 60-day Shuffle Cash expiry period. The page also contains statements that should be reconciled when assessing access during exclusion. Contact the operator directly if a balance requires attention; this website cannot intervene.

Strengthen the break

Remove marketing notifications, mute promotional content and seek support from trusted people or independent services. If repeated attempts to stop fail, professional assistance may be helpful.

Independent help

The National Council on Problem Gambling connects U.S. callers to support through 1-800-MY-RESET. For an immediate emergency, use local emergency services.

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Source notes and verification

Official sources should be rechecked before relying on changing rules. Reviewed for this draft on 22 October 2026.