Excluded Player
Self-Excluded Player
Excluded Player
An excluded player is a player who is prohibited from participating in gambling activities. Exclusion may occur:
- At the player’s own request (self-exclusion).
- Following a request submitted by the player’s legal guardian.
- Pursuant to a court decision.
- Based on a duly justified decision of the gambling operator or organiser.
This definition is set out in Article 25(f) of Law 4002/2011 (Government Gazette A’ 180).
In the case of land-based casinos, an exclusion request may also be submitted by:
- The player’s spouse.
- First-degree relatives, namely:
- Parents.
- Children.
For each individual, first-degree relatives and spouses may submit exclusion requests concerning that person up to two times in total.