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The document outlines the guidelines and procedures for individuals seeking removal from the Ohio Casino Control Commission's Voluntary Exclusion Program (VEP). It details the eligibility criteria, necessary forms, verification of identity, and the process for submitting a removal request. The document emphasizes that individuals can only be removed after their selected exclusion term expires and that they must understand the implications of their removal. Additionally, it includes sections for personal information, certification by commission staff, waivers, and interpreter information if needed.

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What is an example of self-exclusion?

Self-exclusion is when you ban yourself from a gambling venue (or part of a venue) or online wagering service for a period. Self-exclusion is an important tool for dealing with gambling harm (in addition to seeking help from a Gambling Help service).

What is a voluntary exclusion agreement?

(a) Voluntary exclusion means a persons agreement to be excluded under the terms of a settlement between the person and one or more agencies. Voluntary exclusion must have governmentwide effect. (b) Voluntarily excluded means the status of a person who has agreed to a voluntary exclusion.

How do I get off the Ohio exclusion list?

(D) An individual may be removed from the lifetime exclusion, if the individual has: (1) Remained in the Ohio VEP for at least five years; (2) Completed the Ohio VEP education program on problem gambling awareness; and (3) Requested and completed an unaltered application for removal.

What is self-exclusion in NY State?

Individuals who recognize they may have a gambling problem may self-exclude from all gaming opportunities available in New York State. The Commissions voluntary self-exclusion form is available at every licensed gaming facility.