Self-Exclusion is a process that allows a person to request to be banned from all legalized gaming activities and to be prohibited from collecting any winnings, recovering any losses or accepting complimentary gifts or services or any other thing of value from a licensee.  Self-exclusion only applies to licensed gaming providers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. For complete information about all your self-exclusion options, visit our new compulsive and problem gambling website here: https://responsibleplay.pa.gov/

A gaming service provider, once approved, will be registered or certified for a period of four years. Prior to the expiration of its registration or certification, the gaming service provider will be required to submit a renewal application in order to continue doing business with Pennsylvania slot machine licensees.

The application is assigned a docket number and will be listed as an unauthorized gaming service provider. The application is assigned to a licensing analyst. The analyst will send a letter of acknowledgement to the attention of the contact listed for the gaming service provider. This letter will make a request for items to cure any deficiencies in the application or its attachments.

Once the PGCB is in receipt of a completed application package and all tax statuses are compliant. The gaming service providers will be added to the authorized gaming service provider list located on the Board?s website. Once a gaming service provider is added to the authorized list it may begin providing services.

A gaming employee permit is required for employees of a registered, certified or publicly traded corporation gaming service provider who work on the gaming floor of a licensed facility, in a restricted area and/or work with gaming or associated equipment including the movement of slot machines, or the installation of signage attached to slot machines.

Gaming service provider Certification Form ? Private Holding Company ?$500