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Offshore gambling sites may offer fewer responsible gambling tools than state-regulated online sportsbooks, and the ones they do offer aren't enforced by any US regulator. Look for these controls in your account settings, or ask customer support to apply them:
* Deposit limits: Daily, weekly or monthly caps on how much you can add.
* Wager limits: Caps on stake size or total wagering over a period.
* Timeouts: Short breaks, from 24 hours to several weeks, that lock the account.
* Self-exclusion: Longer or permanent closure of the account.

State self-exclusion registers don't carry over to offshore sportsbooks. If you've excluded yourself from regulated betting in your state, that decision should apply everywhere. Offshore sites aren't a workaround, and we don't recommend using them as one. If you've self-excluded, consider device-level blocking software and talking with a counselor.

Offshore gambling carries all the usual risks of betting plus the added risk of slow or refused payouts and crypto price swings. Free, confidential help is available:
* 1-800-GAMBLER: the national problem gambling helpline, available 24/7
* National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG): information, chat and text support, and referrals to local resources
* Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon: peer support for people who gamble and their families

For more on setting limits and spotting warning signs, see our Responsible Gambling page.