Resource kit

For counselors, coaches, and student wellness teams.

Copy-and-paste language for sharing Stifle's free Switch Risk Check with people who delete betting apps, then redownload or switch apps when a trigger comes back.

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The pattern

Deleting the app helps. The switch is where people get caught.

Stifle is built around one narrow behavior: someone deletes a betting app, then later redownloads it or switches to a nearby app during a trigger.

The free Switch Risk Check helps them name the app, the substitute, and the moment that usually opens the loop. It is meant to sit beside real support, not replace it.

Best fit

Useful for

  • Students or clients who keep reinstalling DraftKings, FanDuel, PrizePicks, or another betting app.
  • People who blocked or deleted one app, then found a substitute app and told themselves it did not count.
  • Resource pages that want a practical, private tool for the phone-access moment before a reinstall.

Boundaries

Not for

  • A replacement for therapy, treatment, peer support, self-exclusion, financial counseling, or crisis care.
  • A diagnostic tool, medical product, or guarantee that someone will stop betting.
  • A crisis resource. If someone is in immediate danger, they should contact local emergency or crisis support.

Copy/paste

Resource language you can use as-is.

These are written to be clear, cautious, and easy to drop into a resource page, newsletter, campus wellness note, or episode show notes.

Resource-list blurb

Stifle offers a free Switch Risk Check for people who delete a betting app, then redownload it or switch to another app when an urge comes back. The tool helps someone name the first app, the substitute app, and the trigger behind the loop. It is not therapy or crisis care; it is a practical iPhone-focused friction exercise. Visit https://getstifle.com/switch-risk.

Short listing

Free Switch Risk Check: name the betting app you delete, the app you switch to next, and the trigger that pulls you back. Built by Stifle for the betting-app redownload loop: https://getstifle.com/switch-risk.

Newsletter blurb

Many people delete a betting app and later redownload it or move to another sportsbook, pick'em, fantasy, prediction, or casino app. Stifle's free Switch Risk Check is a private one-minute exercise for naming that loop before the next reinstall: https://getstifle.com/switch-risk.

QR-ready

Use the short link on flyers, slides, or handouts.

https://getstifle.com/switch-risk

For printed materials, point the QR code directly to the free Switch Risk Check. For internal review, send this packet page first: https://getstifle.com/resources/for-counselors-and-student-wellness.

Review note

Safe positioning matters.

Stifle should be described as an iPhone blocking and friction tool, not therapy, treatment, medical care, financial advice, or a guaranteed recovery solution.

The strongest use is simple: give someone a private way to name the redownload/switch loop before the next urge gets them back into an app.

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