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You must contact GamStop to reactivate, and there is a cooling-off delay before any UK-licensed operator will let you gamble again. Sites licensed offshore sit outside the scheme entirely and do not check its database. The operator should point you towards GamStop, but unless you register separately, every other UK-licensed company can still take your money. A direct self-exclusion from one operator does not register you on GamStop. GamStop is a blanket over the licensed market; direct exclusion is a single lock you fit yourself.<\/p>\n