Pick the moment.
Grab the flow.

Starts on the Build 116 home screen, completes the full hold, shows the shield installing, and ends on the live one-hour protected countdown.

“I do not need to quit forever. I need the apps gone for the next hour.”

Lead with your face and the impulse. Use the entire app journey as proof, or trim from the hold into the protected countdown.

Selects four hours, completes the hold, installs protection, and lands on a running four-hour countdown.

“My pregame bets are researched. My live bets are usually panic.”

Show your card or game setup first, then let this full flow show how you remove live betting from the afternoon.

Selects Tonight, completes the longer commitment hold, installs the shield, and ends on the protected countdown.

“Once my card is in, I lock the apps so halftime me cannot rewrite it.”

Use this for a Sunday slate, baseball night, or any all-day card. The exact end time shown is the real Build 116 Tonight preset.

Opens Custom Block from the home screen, shows the exact date and time, completes the hold, and ends protected.

“I know exactly when I want access back, so I set the line before the urge changes my mind.”

Keep the custom sheet readable. This is useful under voiceover when the deadline matters more than the sport.

Opens Custom Block, moves the end date to Sunday, confirms it with the full hold, and lands on the multi-day protected state.

“The golf bet is already in. I do not need the books again until Sunday.”

Mention the tournament in your setup. Show the Sunday date selection long enough to read, then use the protected screen as the payoff.

Moves the custom end date to tomorrow, completes the full commitment hold, installs protection, and ends on the day-plus countdown.

“I lost today. The worst thing I can do is keep firing tonight.”

Shoot the human setup at night or immediately after a loss. Let the calendar change make the cooldown concrete.

Navigates from home to a September payday, completes the full hold, and finishes on the protected multi-week result.

“I touched money I needed, so the apps stay gone through payday.”

Keep this serious and recovery-focused. Show the selected date and the protected result without turning the loss into a joke.

Selects a date 30 days out, completes the long hold, installs the shield, and resolves on a month-long protected wall.

“I wanted to see what a full month felt like without checking lines every day.”

Use as episode one of a reset series. Keep the calendar movement and final 30-day state in the edit.

Moves across the calendar to a 90-day end date, completes the commitment hold, and lands on the protected long-term state.

“I forgot what watching sports felt like without a bet attached to it.”

Use reflective delivery. The longer calendar journey is intentional source footage; trim it to the dates your story needs.

Starts on a live protected countdown, opens Add Time, completes the one-hour hold, and ends on the visibly extended timer.

“The game went late, so I moved the wall instead of testing myself.”

Keep the before-and-after timers. They prove the extension happened without reopening access first.

Begins protected, selects Add 3 Hours, completes the hold, and resolves on the new four-hour countdown.

“The late slate is where I usually give it back, so I added three hours.”

Cut from the early-game result to this complete extension flow. Make sure the selected three-hour row remains visible.

Starts on an active wall, selects Add 12 Hours, completes the hold, and ends on a protected 12-hour-plus countdown.

“One bad beat can ruin the whole night if I leave the apps open.”

Open on the reaction, not the app. Use the full Add Time journey as the decision that ends the chase.

Opens Add Time, chooses an exact end, completes the hold, and returns to the updated protected countdown without dropping the wall.

“I already made the decision once. I am not reopening everything just to change the time.”

Use this under voiceover. Keep both the custom end sheet and the new countdown so the feature reads instantly.

Starts protected, opens Settings, enters End Protection, starts the 24-hour wait, and ends with betting still blocked on the running wait timer.

“Even when I want access back, I still have to sit with that decision for a day.”

This is a full safety-flow explainer. Do not say the app is impossible to bypass; show the actual wait behavior instead.

Starts on the live exit-wait countdown, cancels the request, and resolves back on the protected state.

“Yesterday me wanted the apps back. Today me got one more chance to say no.”

Use the wait screen as the setup and the protected screen as the clear ending. Nothing reopens during this flow.

Starts protected, navigates through Settings to the exit decision, chooses Keep Protection On, closes Settings, and ends protected.

“I got all the way to the exit screen and realized I did not actually want out.”

Let the choice breathe. The return to the protected screen is the emotional payoff.

Starts on the Build 116 home screen, opens Settings, enters Coverage, and scrolls the real 50-app and 50-site catalog.

“Before you ask if your book is covered, here is the actual list.”

Scroll slowly enough to read. Say “50 apps and 50 sites,” not “every sportsbook.” Confirm any named operator appears on screen.