How to Self-Exclude from ESPN BET
ESPN BET runs former sportsbook brand; now theScore Bet. Here is the exact path to banning yourself, how long it holds, and why closing the account is not the same thing.
Checked against ESPN BET's own help pages on · compiled by Cashout
Guide updated . Terms and coverage vary by jurisdiction. Use the operator's current official instructions and keep your enrollment confirmation.
Where to go after the ESPN BET rebrand
The sportsbook name changed
ESPN dates the transition to theScore Bet to December 1, 2025.
ESPN: sportsbook transitionUse your jurisdiction’s instructions
theScore Bet publishes separate self-exclusion sections by location. Read the applicable terms and request confirmation from the operator.
theScore Bet: self-exclusionMethod: comparison of the public documents linked above, reviewed on . This review does not include testing inside customer accounts or submitting an exclusion enrollment.
What changed in this review?
Replaced obsolete ESPN BET app instructions with the current operator’s official routes. The existing page URL is retained.
The short answer
ESPN BET Sportsbook became theScore Bet on December 1, 2025. For an old ESPN BET account, use theScore Bet’s current self-exclusion instructions for your jurisdiction. Confirm how an existing exclusion carries over; the name change is not proof that it has ended.
How do I self-exclude from ESPN BET?
- 1 ESPN BET Sportsbook became theScore Bet on December 1, 2025. Use the current theScore Bet help centre linked below.
- 2 Choose the self-exclusion instructions for your jurisdiction. Confirm the duration, covered PENN products and balance-return process before submitting.
- 3 Keep confirmation that the request has been accepted. Ask support how an existing ESPN BET exclusion applies; do not assume a name change removes it.
Do it from the operator's own app or site — thescorebethelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/40425626640141-Self-Exclusion is the official responsible-gaming page.
How long does ESPN BET self-exclusion last?
- Reversible?
- Confirm the terms of your accepted exclusion with theScore Bet and the relevant regulator. The rebrand is not evidence that an existing exclusion has ended.
- What it covers
- The current operator publishes jurisdiction-specific coverage. Check the section for your location and any separate state exclusion list.
Pick the longest term you can stomach. The delay before you can play again is the entire point — an urge cannot outlast it.
How do I close my ESPN BET account — and what happens to my money?
- 1 Use the current theScore Bet account-closure help page or contact its support team.
Your balance: Ask support about your remaining balance when requesting exclusion; do not keep gambling while waiting for a withdrawal.
Ordinary account closure and self-exclusion are separate processes. Ask specifically for self-exclusion when the purpose is restricting gambling.
Is excluding from ESPN BET enough on its own?
No — it bans you from one operator, and there are always more. Use the current operator instructions for your jurisdiction and your regulator’s program. Coverage may extend across PENN products, but the scope must be confirmed for the exclusion you select. The setup that holds is layered: your state's self-exclusion program where one exists, a blocker on your devices, and a gambling block at your bank. For the sport-specific playbook, see how to stop sports betting.
Using more than one app?
Ban yourself from every one of them, in the same sitting, while the resolve is there.
Frequently asked questions
Does ESPN BET have self-exclusion?
Can I reverse ESPN BET self-exclusion early?
What happens to my money when I close my ESPN BET account?
Is closing my ESPN BET account the same as self-exclusion?
Does state self-exclusion cover ESPN BET?
Ban yourself from ESPN BET. The next app is one download away.
Cashout is preparing an iOS app with self-exclusion guidance, device blocking and support for urges. Enroll directly with the official program or operator; joining our waitlist does not enroll you or change your bank settings.