Kick a Bedrock player

Last updated: July 23, 2026

Disconnect a player from a native Minecraft Bedrock Edition server with the kick command.

Use the kick command to disconnect a player from a native Minecraft Bedrock Edition server. Kicking a player does not permanently block that player.

Before you begin

Log in to the NolimitHost Game Panel at https://panel.nolimithost.cc/ and select your Minecraft Bedrock server. Start the server and wait until it finishes loading.
Confirm that the player is connected.
Use the player's exact Xbox Gamertag — the player's Xbox username — including spaces and capitalization.
Put a Gamertag in quotation marks when it contains spaces, such as "Example Player".

Kick a player

Open the console — Log in to the NolimitHost Game Panel at https://panel.nolimithost.cc/ and select your Minecraft Bedrock server, then open its Console view.
Check the Gamertag — Find the player's exact Xbox Gamertag in the console.
Run the kick command — In the console, enter kick, the player's Gamertag, and an optional reason. Do not add a leading / in the console.
```
kick "Example Player" "Please contact the server owner."
```
Confirm the player disconnected — Check the console for the disconnect message.

Prevent the player from reconnecting

Kicking only ends the current connection. To prevent the player from reconnecting, enable the allowlist and remove the player's Gamertag.

Note: For Bedrock players joining through Geyser, use the Java server's player-management tools instead of this native Bedrock command.

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