Record a DraftKings Responsible-Gaming Control
Budget limits, cool-off periods and self-exclusion serve different purposes. Choose the control that matches the intended boundary, then preserve its scope and effective time instead of testing whether wagering remains possible.
Play at DraftKingsChoose the intended boundary
Use a budget or deposit limit for a measurable financial cap, a cool-off period for a temporary break, or self-exclusion for the duration and product scope stated by the official process. Read whether the control covers sportsbook, casino, fantasy or multiple products.
Save activation evidence
Record the requested amount or duration, submission time, effective time, covered account and confirmation reference. If a limit reduction applies immediately but an increase has a waiting period, keep that distinction with the account record.
Do not test or circumvent
Do not place wagers to check an urgent restriction, open another account, change identity details or use another person's payment method. If unexpected access remains, capture the screen without wagering and contact the responsible-gaming channel with the confirmation reference.
Separate funds from the control
List pending withdrawals, unsettled bets and any eligible balance by transaction or bet ID. Ask how each will be handled during the restriction. Keep that financial response beside the control confirmation so activation is not confused with payment settlement.
Questions about this check
Is unsubscribing from marketing a play limit?
No. Use a responsible-gaming control that applies to the account or product.
Should I test whether self-exclusion works?
No. Preserve the confirmation and report unexpected access without placing a wager.
What should the record include?
Keep the control type, amount or duration, product scope, submission time, effective time and confirmation reference.
Last reviewed: 31 July 2026