Belgian Gaming Commission explains gambling exclusion applications
The exclusion process informs how operators manage access to casinos, gaming arcades and betting services.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
The exclusion process informs how operators manage access to casinos, gaming arcades and betting services.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
Operators need to account for different waiting periods and review steps when checking whether an exclusion remains active.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
The system and exclusion routes shape gambling operators’ checks on customers’ eligibility to play.
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The system and exclusion routes affect how gambling businesses check player eligibility across venues and betting services.
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Operators must block access to the gambling activities covered by an approved exclusion.
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Operators must apply voluntary exclusions across all listed gambling channels, both online and physical.
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Operators must enforce court-ordered exclusions across both physical and online gambling channels.
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Operators must maintain the exclusion across gambling channels until the debt settlement ends and the record is updated where needed.
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Operators must enforce the cross-channel exclusion and cannot consider a waiver request during the first year.
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The exclusion applies across casino, slot-machine and betting channels, with no option to limit it to one type.
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Operators across casinos, slot arcades and betting must apply the ban across both physical and online channels.
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Asset administrators can request an exclusion covering all listed gambling channels and later seek its removal.
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The process sets the scope and minimum period for exclusions initiated by another person.
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Operators must prevent excluded people from accessing the gambling venues and betting covered by the ban.
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Covered operators must use EPIS checks to determine whether players are eligible for gambling access.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
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