Take A Break From Betting – Picklebet

We offer multiple tools for taking a break from betting listed below you can find. How to close your account, How to implement a cooldown, how to apply a self-exclusion, and where to find the NTRWC self-exclusion form. If you would like to know about deposit limits you can click here.

Account Closure

You can close your Picklebet account at any time via the PREFERENCES section. If you change your mind, you can re-open your account by contacting our customer service team via live chat or support@picklebet.com. For more information on closing your Picklebet account click here.

Cooldown

You can apply a cooldown to your account at any time via the PREFERENCES section. During an account cooldown, you can’t deposit or bet money for a set period. However, you’re still allowed to log in, enter Pick'ems contests and withdraw. For more information on cooldowns click here.

Self Exclusion

You can apply for a self-exclusion at any time by filling out the Picklebet Self Exclusion Form and submitting it to support@picklebet.com. During a self-exclusion, you will not be able to log in to your account or place bets. Any pending wagers will stand as placed and you can withdraw any remaining balance by contacting Customer Service. Once applied, you will not be able to remove the self-exclusion or re-open your account for any reason during your nominated exclusion period. For more information on self-exclusion click here.

NTRWC Exclusion

You can apply for an NTRWC Exclusion at any time via the NT Government Website. NTRWC Exclusion works the same way as a self-exclusion you fill out the form and they will send it to all NTRWC registered bookies. Once applied, you will not be able to remove the self-exclusion or re-open your account for any reason during your nominated exclusion period.

BetStop

Additionally, you can self-exclude from all Australian interactive wagering services in a single step. This can be done via BetStop - the National Self-Exclusion Register^TM

For more information you can visit betstop.gov.au or give them a call on 1800 238 786.