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Self-exclusion in Vermont
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Data checked 2026-10-15 · whitegambling US database
Self-exclusion
VT1 self-exclusion resource found in Vermont
Read the exact scope below. A resource may be a law or a program overview, not an enrollment form. One exclusion does not necessarily cover every game or operator.
Resource
authorized sports wagering operators and fantasy sports contest operators
- Ban length
- A statewide voluntary self-exclusion program for players to exclude themselves from wagering for a set period of time.
- Helpline
- Not published
Source: 31 V.S.A. § 1302(c)(5) · checked 2026-10-14
Source limitations
Helpline number not printed in the chapter text extracted. § 1341a creates a Problem Gambling Program at the Department of Mental Health; no dollar share was extracted.
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Information, not legal or tax advice. Laws change; follow the linked official source before you play. "Not published" means our sources do not print the figure, not that it is zero.