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Gambling Self-Exclusion in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has one of the largest tribal casino markets in the US (100+ casinos), two racinos, a state lottery, and charitable gaming; sports betting and online casinos are not legal.

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The short answer

Oklahoma residents can self-exclude from gambling through OAPGG Statewide Self-Exclusion Program, run by Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming (OAPGG) - a nonprofit, not a state agency. Exclusion periods: 1 year, 3 years, 5 years or 10 years. One notarized form adds you to the ban lists of participating tribal casinos across Oklahoma (roughly 17 tribal gaming commissions and 90+ casinos) plus Remington Park racino; excluded persons forfeit winnings and can be charged with trespassing.

The program: OAPGG Statewide Self-Exclusion Program

Run by
Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming (OAPGG) - a nonprofit, not a state agency
What it covers
One notarized form adds you to the ban lists of participating tribal casinos across Oklahoma (roughly 17 tribal gaming commissions and 90+ casinos) plus Remington Park racino; excluded persons forfeit winnings and can be charged with trespassing.
Durations
1 year · 3 years · 5 years · 10 years
Help line
(405) 801-3329

How to enroll

  1. 1 Online: submit the form at oapgg.org, then complete a brief remote notary session (Notary Hub) to verify identity
  2. 2 By mail: send the completed, notarized form with a copy of your ID and a photo to OAPGG
  3. 3 In person at the OAPGG office in Norman, OK - call (405) 801-3329

Official page: www.oapgg.org/self-exclusion — enroll there directly, never through a third-party site.

What to watch out for

There is no state-government-run exclusion list - the statewide program is run by the nonprofit OAPGG and participation by tribal casinos is voluntary, so not every casino honors it; all tribal casinos are required to offer their own property-level self-exclusion. Enrollment is irrevocable - the term cannot be shortened or changed once submitted. The Oklahoma Lottery runs a separate Self-Exclusion Program for lottery play (lottery.ok.gov). No lifetime option.

Self-exclusion alone isn't enough

Oklahoma's program only binds operators licensed in the state — offshore sites and crypto casinos ignore it. The setup that holds is layered: self-exclusion plus a gambling blocker on your devices plus a gambling block on your bank card. For the full walkthrough, start with our self-exclusion guide or the complete guide to quitting gambling.

Frequently asked questions

Does Oklahoma have a gambling self-exclusion program?
Yes. OAPGG Statewide Self-Exclusion Program is run by Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming (OAPGG) - a nonprofit, not a state agency. One notarized form adds you to the ban lists of participating tribal casinos across Oklahoma (roughly 17 tribal gaming commissions and 90+ casinos) plus Remington Park racino; excluded persons forfeit winnings and can be charged with trespassing.
How long does self-exclusion last in Oklahoma?
You can choose 1 year, 3 years, 5 years or 10 years. Note: There is no state-government-run exclusion list - the statewide program is run by the nonprofit OAPGG and participation by tribal casinos is voluntary, so not every casino honors it; all tribal casinos are required to offer their own property-level self-exclusion. Enrollment is irrevocable - the term cannot be shortened or changed once submitted. The Oklahoma Lottery runs a separate Self-Exclusion Program for lottery play (lottery.ok.gov). No lifetime option.
How do I sign up for self-exclusion in Oklahoma?
Online: submit the form at oapgg.org, then complete a brief remote notary session (Notary Hub) to verify identity. By mail: send the completed, notarized form with a copy of your ID and a photo to OAPGG. In person at the OAPGG office in Norman, OK - call (405) 801-3329. Always use the official page — never a third-party site.
Does Oklahoma self-exclusion cover offshore and crypto gambling sites?
No. State self-exclusion only binds operators licensed in Oklahoma. Offshore and crypto casinos ignore it, which is why you should pair it with a gambling blocker app and a bank gambling block.

Cashout walks you through this, step by step.

Self-exclusion setup for your state, app blocking, and a panic button for the urges in between. Launching soon on iOS — waitlist gets access first.