What Is Self Exclusion
Self exclusion MPL is a player-safety step used when a person wants to block or pause access to real-money gaming. It is designed for situations where ordinary limits are not enough. A self-exclusion request should be treated seriously and should not be used as a temporary tactic after a single loss.
During exclusion, users should avoid creating new accounts, using another person’s account, changing payment methods to bypass limits, or using promotional links to return. The purpose is protection, not punishment.
How to Self Exclude on MPL
Follow these steps if you need an account break:
- Stop depositing or joining paid contests immediately.
- Contact MPL support through the official help route and request self-exclusion or account restriction.
- Choose a duration such as 30 days, 6 months, or permanent exclusion where available.
- Ask for confirmation in writing and keep a copy for your records.
- Remove app access, disable saved payment methods, and tell a trusted person about the break.
If your platform account has pending withdrawals or KYC checks, ask support how these are handled during exclusion. Do not reverse the decision because of a bonus, event, or upcoming match.
Third-Party Exclusion Tools
Use external blocking tools where available. Options may include device-level app blocks, payment blocks from your bank, browser blocking software, and national exclusion systems where applicable. UK users may use GAMSTOP. Global users can review Gambling Therapy for support information.
Support Resources
Talk to an independent support organisation if gaming feels urgent, secret, or financially harmful. Resources include GamCare, BeGambleAware, and local mental-health or addiction services. If someone else controls your finances during recovery, agree clear boundaries in writing.
This page intentionally avoids promotional calls to action. The next best step is protection: pause, block access, and seek support.