Source: NLGRB (Uganda)
Uganda’s National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board published a self-exclusion form on 16 April 2026. The form is available as a downloadable PDF.
The form provides a regulatory self-exclusion resource for people seeking to restrict their gambling.
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The Illinois Gaming Board proposed rules to extend self-exclusion checks to the state’s nearly 50,000 video gaming terminals, according to the report. The proposed system would require players to verify their identity when obtaining vouchers or opening an account, and operators would need to offer account holders responsible-gambling limits, including self-exclusion.
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Peru’s Mincetur published the process for individuals or family members to request registration on a list barring access to casino venues and sports-betting websites. The procedure is free and can be completed online or in person; registered venues and betting sites must prevent access.
Peru’s Mincetur outlined requirements and timelines for voluntary and family applications to its register barring people from casino and slot-machine venues. Unobserved applications take an estimated 15 working days; voluntary registration lasts at least six months before cancellation can be requested, while family registrations require annual renewal.
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