IdPair, Inc., a company known for its safer gambling technology, is set to launch a new program called the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP) in four US states: Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, and Tennessee. This program aims to make self-exclusion services more accessible to individuals who want to control their gambling habits.
One of the key features of NVSEP is the provision of free remote notary services for individuals in states where notarized forms are required for self-exclusion. This service will be available through the NVSEP platform, eliminating any financial barriers that may prevent people from seeking help.
NVSEP recognizes that each state has its unique gambling landscape, so the program offers tailored self-exclusion options to cater to different forms of gambling such as casinos, online sports betting, poker, fantasy sports, and horseracing. Those interested in learning more about the specific products and properties covered in each jurisdiction can visit www.NVSEP.com/jurisdictions.
Jonathan Aiwazian, the CEO of idPair, highlighted the significance of NVSEP’s expansion, emphasizing the importance of making self-exclusion services accessible across multiple states. The goal is to make the process seamless and barrier-free for individuals who wish to take control of their gambling habits.
Looking ahead, NVSEP plans to enhance efficiency by potentially integrating with gambling operators’ Player Account Management (PAM) systems in the future. This integration could simplify the self-exclusion process, allowing for immediate enrollment and protection for participants.
The launch of NVSEP in Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, and Tennessee signals a significant step towards promoting responsible gambling practices nationwide. For the latest updates and information on NVSEP, including any upcoming expansions, interested individuals can visit www.NVSEP.com.
By offering free self-exclusion assistance and tailored options across jurisdictions, NVSEP is committed to helping individuals make informed decisions about their gambling behavior. This initiative represents a proactive approach to addressing the issue of problem gambling and promoting a safer gambling environment for all.
