I doubt that most gambling platforms will accept this, considering that these gambling platforms also need a lot of customers to be able to make a profit and for their platform to continue to run. However, some gambling platforms have also paid attention to this problem of gambling addiction, and they have taken several steps to prevent their users from playing longer, such as creating a self-exclusion ban that will block players for a period of time and block the deposit system to prevent players from spending more money on their game. But of course, addicted players have ways to keep playing and this is a real problem and it is difficult to prevent them from playing on different platforms.
I think it's by law that gambling operators, i.e casinos should help gambling addicts, they have this program called 'gamble responsibly' and if they know that someone has been tagged to be a gambling addict, they have every right to refuse them entry in their vicinity, I'm talking about land based casinos here. For online, if players chooses a self-exclusion program, then at least a minimum x months will be enforce, I can't remember how long it will be, but if my memory serves me right, at least 6 months to prevent the player from their platform.
