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Department for Aging and Disability Services
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Warning Signs
- Withdrawal from family and friends
- Missing personal or household items
- Hiding gambling losses from family members
- Secrecy or deception when asked about gambling or finances
- Late notices or telephone calls from creditors
- Talks only about wins, not losses
- Liquidation of assets
- Failed attempts to cut back or stop gambling
- Intense interest in gambling-related matters
Find Help
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available. Contact the Problem Gambling Helpline at 800-522-4700; professionals are available 24 hours a day to take your call. Help is available at no-cost to the problem gambler and their concerned others. You can also go to Kansas Gambling Help for more information and resources.
Voluntary Self-Exclusion
As people try to stop gambling, they may choose self-exclusion as a recovery option. Most casinos have a self-exclusion program where the gambler requests to be excluded from entering the casino. The gambler making this request is also excluded from cashing checks, as well as using credit cards. A person may also request to be taken off all casino mailing lists.
In Kansas, each casino has a different self-exclusion procedure; please contact each Kansas casino for self-exclusion information.
Kansas State Owned Casinos
785-296-5800
Kansas Tribal Casinos
- Prairie Band Casino and Resort: 785-966-7660
- Golden Eagle Casino (No Self-Exclusion Program)
- Sac & Fox Casino (No Self-Exclusion Program)
- Casino White Cloud: 877-652-6115
- 7th Street Casino: 913-371-3500