On FanDuel, it just says 'Responsible Gambling.' Click that. Somewhere in your account settings, there will be language like: There's also the option to self-exclude - this is most effective way to ban yourself from betting, as it puts you on a 'no-fly' type list at the state level that's distributed to all sportsbooks and online casinos. Your account will unlock when that time is up. The only truly binding feature is the 'timeout' or 'cool-off' period, which allows you to lock your account for anywhere from 1-365 days depending on the sportsbook - that means no deposits or bets. DraftKings and Barstool make you wait one day for daily limits, and one month for monthly limits. FanDuel does wait three days if you want to increase your limits. You just need to go back into your settings and turn them off. The problem is that these limits are easily reversed and circumvented. You can't wager more than your limit in a certain day, week or month, depending on how you set it.

You can restrict how much time you spend per day on a sportsbook app. You won't be able to deposit more than your set amount. Hidden somewhere in every sportsbook interface is a way to limit your betting activity.

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