Block gambling on Windows
OFFBET blocks gambling across your whole PC — 600,000+ betting sites and casino apps stopped in every browser and app. It filters locally with a background service — nothing is ever sent to a remote server — and it's PIN-locked so you can't quietly switch it off. Sign in once — a 3-day free trial, no card, then Essential at a small social price.
How OFFBET blocks gambling on Windows
System-wide DNS filtering
A background OFFBET service runs a local DNS resolver right on your PC and drops gambling domains before any page loads — so the block works in every browser and every app, not just one.
PIN-locked anti-tamper
Uninstalling OFFBET or turning it off needs your PIN. The installer traps removal attempts and a background watchdog re-arms the service — and if you've paired a Companion, repeated wrong attempts alert them.
Bypass-proof
It closes the escape routes: Secure DNS (DoH) is switched off across every browser and Windows itself, the consumer VPNs people use to dodge the filter are blocked, any change to your DNS is set straight back, and blocked sites are stopped at the network level too.
Set up in about 2 minutes
- 1Download the signed installer
Grab OFFBET-Setup.exe from this page. Windows 10 and 11, code-signed and safe.
- 2Run it
The installer sets up the OFFBET background service that does the filtering. It takes under a minute.
- 3Sign in
Open OFFBET and sign in — or create an account with just an email and first name. Your blocklist and settings sync down.
- 4Protection is live
Gambling is blocked across your whole PC — every browser, every app — and it starts automatically with Windows.
OFFBET for Windows — specs
Windows gambling-blocker FAQ
OFFBET is a small social price, worldwide — free where paying is impossible. Download the signed installer, start your 3-day free trial with no card, and you're protected.
Yes. OFFBET filters at the system level with a local DNS resolver, so it blocks gambling in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Brave and any other browser — plus apps. It isn't a browser extension you can just switch off.
No. The filtering is a lightweight background service doing local DNS lookups — microseconds each. It doesn't proxy your traffic or decrypt anything, so browsing stays exactly as fast.
OFFBET sets your DNS back to its local filter if anything changes it, and switches Secure DNS (DoH) off across your browsers and Windows itself — the usual way people try to dodge a DNS filter. And the consumer VPNs people install to slip past a block — NordVPN, Proton, Turbo VPN and twenty-odd others — are blocked while protection is on, while a work or company VPN keeps working. Blocked sites are stopped at the network level too.
Not without your PIN. Uninstalling or turning OFFBET off is gated behind the PIN you set — the installer traps removal and a watchdog re-arms the service. If you've paired a Companion, repeated wrong attempts alert them.
No — OFFBET only blocks gambling. Everything else on your PC resolves normally; nothing but gambling domains is ever touched.
Yes. OFFBET runs as a Windows service that starts automatically with Windows, so protection is always on without you launching anything.