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Hi fellow gamblers,

I live in a country where gambling is actually legal, but due to some religions that consider gambling is illegal... gambling is pretty strict in my country but it's still allowed if you play on licensed casino, that's just my story.

Well, I've seen so many online casino in this forum and it's really attract me to play. But I don't know why I can't access the casino, while I can access the other casinos. My internet connection is good and my country doesn't got blacklisted by the casino, what's the problem then? Does this because my internet service provider, what should I do to solve this?

I wouldn't play with VPN since it's breaking their rules, I'm really looking to solve this. It's really sad when you want to play on specific casino but there's a barrier obstructing your desire. I know there's an alternative casinos, but I have some personal reason to play in specific casino...

Either it's on their side or your side, you can't do much on the former but if it's the latter, your ISP (Internet Service Provider) might've blocked that said website which might explain why you can't access the website. You can also try contacting the customer support of the ISP to discuss the issue. Also you can probably message the casino that you want to play in if they're in this forum and ask if you can use VPN.

Name your country and the casino which you can't able to register to know the actual reason. If gambling is legal still casino may block list the country depends on their license provider terms so go through the ToS of the casino where you wanted to gamble and if you didn't find the name there then ask the support what is restricting you from playing there.

I second that @jrrsparkles. OP have experienced this situation because either the casino have block listed certain countries or the internet providers have some sort of blockage for some casinos. Nonetheless, the only way to clear things out and be sure of the reason is through reaching out to the customer support of the casino you want to play in, OP.

Well, maybe your country doesn't block the casino but the casino blocks your country's IP, that's totally possible, and the only solution for this is to use a VPN... I know you don't like this option, but you don't have a lot of options, I only see two of them:

1.-Get a VPN and move on with the casino.
2.-Move to a new country.

If the casino doesn't allow VPN and it's blocking your country then that site is not for you, keep walking to the next site  ;)

It's from a casino side as well. Come casinos choose not to serve to some countries that's something that I found out afterwards. At the same time do not use a VPN. Using a VPN would mean that you won't be able to access your own funds as well which might end up bad for you.

- do not use a VPN
Most casinos ban usage of VPN
- lol and do not move to a new country as well, a casino is a much smaller reason to move to a new place. Don't be that addicted.
- Find a new site! There are gonna be many local ones

No more if or whatsoever, you already said it's legal in your country therefore you are allowed to gamble and it's not against the law. Remember that law of the religion and the nation is different, but there's only one law where all religions should abide and that is the law of the nation.

Don't make things complicated, when we say legal or illegall, it should always be based on the law of the land, not on religious belief.
There can be many religions in your country but there's only one universal law implemnted by your government.

You should name the casino and your location as well so people from your location can give you an answer if they are also blocked or not from that casino or ask local friends online if they can access the casino, if two of your local online friends cannot access the casino then your location is blocked from accessing the casino be sure your local online friends do not have the same ISP like yours.

Try to contact their support if VPN is allowed and ask them why your country is restricted on the site.
Even if gambling is legal in your country some site restrict gamblers from playing on their site if they are living on a restricted country.

You can't do anything about this, if you are not allowed to play on that specific site better to move to the next option, don't push yourself on the site where you are not belong, for sure there's a lot of good options waiting for you to find out.

I'm sure that's nothing to do with your religion since regulated casinos didn't look for the religion but jurisdiction of your country. May I ask what country you live and what is that website that won't allow you to play and blacklisted you? Maybe their representative is available here and might give you information or what other options they can give you to have access on their website.

By ‘licensed’ I think the regulators in your country meant licensed under them.  So an online gambling license approved from another country like Curacao or Malta won’t cut it for you guys.  And you should always read a gambling site’s terms of service and try to look for countries residents who are not allowed to play in the site.  Chances are and judging from what you’re saying, you are from a country that’s predominantly Islam.  I said this in another thread, it will save you lots of headaches.  

just to clarify, you are saying that you can not access the gambling site even though your country is not part of their blacklisted countries? if so, just like what Johnyz has said, have you contacted their support regarding the issue(you'll most likely need to use VPN though in order to ask their support through their website)?

anyway, is there a chance that you could share what gambling site you are trying to access?

Without providing more details it will be hard to know where the problem comes from and how to solve it.
How can you be absolutely sure that your country isn't blacklisted if you can't access the casino's website and read their ToS? Even if gambling is legal in your country, certain casino still may block it for different reasons, though.

But, if indeed the casino allow access from your country then the problem must be coming from your ISP. And there is no way to get around this other than using VPNs which I don't recommend you to do.

My advice is you need to search for the casino that allow you to play on their place and not trying to access the site that you can not visited. Maybe they block your access or your country is in their list so you can not play on there. If in your country, gambling is legal, you do not have to use VPN because that can make you in trouble. Just access the gambling site as the same you browse every website and find the gambling site you like and start playing.

That's the best thing OP could do rather than trying to access in a casino site which he can't enter. Looking for another site which you can access will be much easier instead and that way you wouldn't deal with such site that must have some security measures that prevent OP to access it. I am not aware of the following countries included in the list of those countries that was blocked by the casino sites so if ever OP have had mentioned his country then maybe we know the answer why he can't access that certain gambling site.

In where country you are living?

There has a few restrictions from a different aspect
- Casino license
- Provider restriction
- Regulation restriction in your country

You can always read and find the information blacklisted country in Term & Condition or FAQ. If your country not in the list, the valid reason is your ISP provider blocked the site.

I'm from Indonesia, not getting block by the casino but sometimes I can't access the casino example like Stake. The reason my ISP country is block the site due gambling & porn is bad ~XD.

I only need to use different ISP provider, because some of provider not block the site.

If that casino that you can't access is in the forum and they have an ann thread, you can simply ask them if they allowed the usage of VPN. There are many of them and have no problems upon accessing.
As long they don't have that rule about VPN and it's okay to them. That's the way to know if that casino is on the forum then that's much better to approach like that.
I've read that many have used VPN for some casinos and they're okay with them and hopefully the one that you're talking about is one of it.

This problem should be directed directly to the online casino you mean in their ANN section, most of us to access online casino only use VPN. Looking for other alternative link can also help, this is an experience and just an example so far in my country can't access stake.com (block by country) but good news from the site has an alternative link can access on stake.games.

I don't understand how religious law can tolerate if gambling is legal. Are government policies taking advantage? and those that are not fit will be legalized.

Wherever you are, every casino is legal you have access to, but some are still inaccessible due to the absence of an annual casino tax.

Well, it's best not to mess with a VPN because it will have a bad impact later on when KYC is requested, or something like that to meet the requirements. But will that stop you from gambling? of course, there are casinos without KYC which can be accessed with a VPN. Again I don't recommend it even though we could.

You should have mentioned your country as well as the casino sites that you're trying to access so people here could assess the reason why you're having trouble accessing or connecting. Try to check their TOS and if using VPN isn't against it, then try to use good VPNs so you'll be able to access a certain casino. The problem might be with your country's restriction, your device, your IP address, or even the casino site.

If there aren't bans, the problem must be something technical.

• Contact the casino you are trying to access through their forum account for further support;
• Clear your cookies and browser history;
• Try to access the casino through a different browser, device or internet connection;
• Check on google if another people are facing the same issues with this site in particular. If so, there could be a solution or explanation on why it's happening.

Anyway, I doubt there could be something so special on this specific site that isn't disponible on at least one of the another dozen crypto casinos around...

I think only the online casino site on where you are playing can answer that have you tried using other online casino site to access the same game? or it is the whole site that doesn't allow you to play? if so, I don't think it is a good idea to go on because we are all sure that you are restricted but it wouldn't hurt if you would know the reason because you know to yourself that you are allowed to.

First, you may have to try accessing the casino with the use of a VPN and if it works then it's either your country is restricted by the gambling sites and users from your region would not be able to play and that site.

You can continue playing if the site allows the use of VPN if not allowed then you have to keep off from that site totally as using von to access restricted gambling also come with its own risk.

If the casino is wise and responsible, it is very possible they are doing this to protect any potential customers. However there can be all sorts of reasons, maybe the owners of the casino don't want to put themselves at risk by accepting customers from a location where it is clearly frowned upon. Are you sure about the rules around gambling, because it's possible that it may be legal to run a physical casino (where they can enforce and have real oversight) but online gambling might be too restrictive or only allowed for certain games. It might simply be more hassle than it's worth to support the certain types of gambling that is permitted within your country. You should try to avoid using VPN's in such a situation because it might cause all sorts of trouble down the line and is likely prohibited via the terms & conditions (although they are sometimes rarely enforced).

For me, it's clear that this is the problem with your ISP which is blocked by the casino you are playing because there is no other way but to use a VPN, in fact, this is the same case that I experienced even though other casinos can be accessed and this casino can't, of course, ISP like the one above. many people say, if you want to keep playing there try using a VPN and ask the support or FAQ under the site is it allowed or not, otherwise, you should avoid the casinos because they ban users with VPNs.
But I think in every casino there is always a VPN that allows a certain limit so it's back to you.

This can have many different causes. As another user pointed out to me, a VPN connection can also be on some sort of blacklist. Then you don't get it either. That seems to me the most common reason that the site is not reachable. We actually see very little maintenance or a ddos ​​attack. And certainly not when you happen to want to be on the site. Large sites always have some kind of backup system so that the site is always accessible. There are many countries that are blocked from Curacao. You can also be blocked with your specific IP if you have a real "history" with that site.

You cant blame anyone rather than with your ISP since they are the ones who are really that responsible but its a bit odd since if gambling wasnt banned or restricted then why they should block it out?

Have you tried on checking out if you have particularly make out some site exclusions? Are you able to access out other gambling sites?

Try to make use on other device or PC and if you do able to access it out then you do have probably some problems on your device.

Actually you have to read their TOS to know for sure, but I'd expect that VPN is not allowed. If they are restricting you for some reason, maybe you can email them asking if your country is restricted or not. Some countries can block certain sites. For instance in the EU we get a warning page that this site is forbidden or restricted due to not being licensed in the EU, but it's possible to go past that and still play.

I feel like moving on and playing somewhere else is the best choice here, since there's literally hundreds of online casinos.

^ First problem would be your country was belong to the casino country's restricted, on this case, there is nothing you can do is accept the fact that you cant able to access this casino. Just move on and find an alternative one that is suitable in your place and did not prohibit your country, it is on the casino and probably the jurisdiction in your country is really against the casino industry and the reason banning it.
The second is, never to use VPN, most gambling casinos were prohibited from using a VPN or else, just contact the support and ask regarding this VPN and tell them the truth.

I think the explanation you are giving is the most likely one, your Internet provider can block websites if they want and if where you live there is such a strong religious opposition to gambling then it makes sense that your ISP does something like this, what can you do about it? Not much, as you stated using a proxy or a VPN in most casinos is a big no or you risk your account to be closed, so your only option is to gamble in reputable casinos which are not blocked by your ISP.

Man. Casino has it's own rules which mostly based not on your country laws, rather on laws and rules from EU and USA countries. So it's probably that you're from country which is under sanction list (USA/EU) or maybe from "gray" countries, which are not directly prohibited, but casinos trying not to interact with people from this countries (mostly third-world countries)

So, i doubt that will change their blacklist just for you. And VPN is the only solution

If this is the reason, the casino displays that your IP is blocked accessing the website or similar message.

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Mostly this is because of few reasons. Like if the casino website have some third party ddos security layer, and your IP was included in their black lists.

Solution is contact the website support through their social media handles, ask their emails for support ticket and ask if you they can whitelist your IP.

I dont think that ISP providers would really make out such decision even if that particular country is having a religion which doesnt like gambling but it wont be an enough reason
for them to set out national blocking of particular sites unless if the government would able to say so.

So you dont really be having any options but rather to deal whether you do risk out on using VPN since he had mentioned about playing on a particular site
so badly so take up the risk or would simply find another place to play.

Maybe it is because:
- The internet provider itself that blocks the site? Have you tried to use another internet provider?
- Are you sure that Your country is not exactly listed on restricted countries in the TOS of the gambling platform?

If you want to be able to use the platform but you cannot still access it, you may try using paid VPN. I know that it may break their rules. But, ensure once more that your country is not restricted in their gambling platform lists.

Wow  ;D ;D

Might be because the internet provider you have banned the casino due to regulations from the government? I mean, it might be better to get a clear list at least, of allowed casinos in your country. Same on the casino side, it may be their provider that is not allowing you to enter their site due to it being in the rules and regulations. Maybe try on another ISP? Try using your friend's house or something, that might just answer your problems. If it doesn't, I'm gonna guess that the casino itself is actually banned by your country? or not licensed rather.                                                  

Or you can be certain that you didn't use two different emails and the right email is not used while you type in wrong email, the server will not allow it to login. And your password can be a source of the issue. Check to be sure of the password and email to confirm you have put the right figures sometimes it can create such issues.

Perhaps your ISP blocks your access to the site. Try to check that with your provider and see if that's the case. If your country has no standing bans on gambling platforms, you should be able to access it. Have you tried accessing it using mobile data connection though? But I doubt it's on the internet connection. Better check the ToS of the platform since some platform blocks certain countries on their servers.

It is not because of your internet service provider. There is nothing that you can do to solve this. Since you can access other casino, but not that specific casino, then it is probably because of the license the casino has. The license won't allow that casino to serve users from your country. Or the casino has decided that risk of serving you and your people is high (due to your local laws), hence they prohibit registration from your  country. VPN is one of your option, but if that casino has KYC, you will eventually lose access to your account and/or your funds.

High likely that his ISP is blocking the site but to be sure, he can contact his ISP provider and ask specifically about the blocked site.
Because if the casino is not including his country in the prohibited list, he can very well play on the site without using VPN.
But he can always confirm it to the casino's rep here, if they have thread in this forum.
Don't jump on using VPN as a last resort as it may possibly give you more trouble later on.

If there is a block, then it is because access to this casino is illegal.
Even if for the casino it isnt illegal for you to play, for your country this is an infraction and if the casino allows you to access via VPN, he will suffer sanctions, which is why they block the use of VPN as well.
There isnt simple solution for your case, unfortunately.

Well I agree on this --there is no solution for this but instead --move on and find alternative gambling casinos that suit your preferences.
Registered and licensed casinos are followed the government rule and if your country is against gambling casinos under their jurisdiction the casino will have nothing to do is to blocklist the country that did want to accept gambling casinos, --which means, casinos in your place are completely illegal.

Even if it's tempting don't, you'll face issues sooner or later, the easiest way to solve this issue is to ask their support, on their channel, on their social media account, or if they have an announcement here post on their announcement, do not assume ask them directly to get the right answer if they tell your country is not ban then it's your side that has an issue like your ISP, you can then change your ISP if you really like to play on that casino.

Can you name the casinos you cant access? Did you check the terms on the casino related to the restricted territories? If your country is listed as one of the restricted countries, means the casino is not accepting any player from your country.


Using VPN is not always breaking the rules, not all casino prohibit you to use VPN. It is better if you can mention the casino you are willing to play and the country you live. Without that, it will be harder for others to find what is your real issue and how to solve it.

This is correct. VPN is welcomed at most gambling sites but it should not be a conflict with other rules on their respective Terms and Conditions.

It should be a common thing now that if a user plans to use a VPN on their gambling activity, always make a habit to read the terms about using it to prevent any further problems in the future.

If not sure, they can also reach the Customer Support of that site for a much clear response.

When you visit a casino what message it shows to you? We need to know this so that we will know if the cause is in your internet or gambling is banned by your country. As far as I know there are casinos that allow players to use a VPN. Try reading their ToS to be sure. If not then no need to force yourself because you will only get in trouble. You said there are casinos that you can access and very legal in your place? Why would stick on that.

It can be awkward at first because you don't like them but you will get used to it the longer you stay. Your intro by the way is confusing, you said gambling is legal and then you also said that gambling is illegal and strict in your country.

Definitely all ISPs in Malaysia prohibit online casinos because the government regulates it, it's just that not all casino platforms have been blacklisted (especially new casinos) so you can still access. Reference sources regarding your country's online casino rules say:

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You can only play at physical casinos that are licensed in your country, and actually they are only for non-Muslims. Casino companies are more compliant with government regulations than religious laws, so they will continue to operate even in a Muslim-majority country as long as your government grants the license.

If I were him, I would try to play at physical casinos instead of online casinos because I think that will be safe for me and I do not break the rule of my government. Besides that, the legality of the casino will not be doubted as the government allow the physical casinos can running without a problem. Maybe later, if my government allow the online casinos to operate from my country or my people can play gambling on the online casinos, I will also play gambling in the online casinos. But do not force ourselves to gamble if the situation is not allowed.

We are still in a pandemic and it's not yet recommended to play in the casinos in fact governments encourage people and companies to transfer their activities online if it's possible and that includes playing in casinos and besides it's convenient to play online at the comfort of your home, going back to the topic the only way to now this is to ask their support or you can email them or message them directly if they have an account here or on their active social media sites.

The problem seems to be from the Internet Service Provider. Maybe with their help issue can be solved, but it looks like OP isn't interested to reveal his difficulty to access a specific gambling site. Apart from this there can also be issues with gambling platforms not allowing users to access from specific regions, here his country is not in the list. Then the option is to use mirror links provided by the gambling site. Every gambling sites doesn't provide it, but with Stake there is mirror links provided.

I highly suspect the device to be an issue, try accessing the casino from another person's device or maybe a laptop, if it works, then it may be that if your device was purchased from thrift or a fairly used phone, there is also the possibility that maybe that particular device has maybe been blacklisted formerly maybe due to fraudulent activity on the casino's site.

Yes, I've read @OP's case and if it's related to his religion and if his only option is to play online, it looks like he shouldn't have to gamble because the situation in his country doesn't allow it. It wasn't difficult because even without gambling, he would find other pleasures without breaking the rules in his country.

That's a shame because @OP himself isn't candid about the problem he's having so we're just arguing with each other about what we really don't know.

You are right. Maybe in countries where the spread of the pandemic is not too big, they have allowed activities outside the home so that almost all businesses have started to run normally. Online business is increasing in this pandemic because people are now beginning to use an online business to fulfil their needs.

I feel that this case is never ending case as @OP is not come back here and explain the truth.

Yes, these are the two possible reasons I guess why OP experience such problem.
If not, then he could try to contact the customer service of that gambling site, and ask why. Other way is to find another gambling site that is gonna work on OP, it is not going to be a problem since there's a lot of reputable gambling sites these days.

If OP doesn't really want another gambling site, he could also ask it to his ISP about the problem.

What I'd rather do if the ISP is the ones blocking my access to the favourite gambling website that I would always love to visit and play is to try another ISP. If still the same, I would try another unit or another mobile.
If that's really the case, then there's nothing much the OP can do but to use VPN. It's most unfortunate If that specific gambling website prohibits the use of VPN. You might not want to risk lossing your money for breaking TOS.

That's kinda frustrating though.

I noticed something similar in my country, gambling is legal here and we have quite a few online casinos operating. Just some of the big casino names I can't access or create no account. This is probably the case due to different regulatory requirements here compared to other country. It's not a small gambling market and still the casinos seem to view the higher regulatory costs as a burden to setup shop here. I find it sad that gambling laws are not unified across all countries that allow gambling. Would be so much easier if we all could  play the same games at the same casinos. I would advise against using a VPN, the risk that it gets detected and all withdraws will be blocked is high. Losing all the gambling budget like that would be devastating.

Reasonable, it seems that your guess is right, he's not serious to ask, maybe.........

I'm also checking three running pages about this question, actually there's something I want to ask the OP, about a gambling site he can't access, maybe it's pointless for me to ask because the OP didn't drop in on this thread.

What I want to ask, which country does he live in and what gambling sites cannot be accessed for him, these two questions, I'm sure the OP's problem will be resolved and answered, just to compare with other members of the same country, done.

The same with my country many gambling site is got in blacklisted banned and can't access with normal internet and need to upgrade and change IP address for access and playing game on casino or betting sport. I always active on Stake gambling site usually is normal before last year got banned, but in my country not only gambling site have on blacklist banned but also we can't access to binance exchange market without use and change IP address for opening Binance account. Still do not know why many site have been blacklist in my country or have to move another country maybe  :)

Now, I would not want to give you any faulty advice, however I am not aware of anyone getting caught or banned because of using any VPN services. So as far as using a VPN goes, it should be safe.

Is it even possible to tell if you are using a VPN unless a lot of people use the same VPN or if the VPN services and their IPs are public knowledge? Hard to tell, really. I would recommend doing some research on the VPN servers to find out whether or not they are detectable. Perhaps withdraw all your accounts funds first, make a new account and play around with at most, tiny amounts to see if you get detected.

Its risky but I think you don't have many other options.

The culprit is with your ISP which neither been influenced or not by the government but most likely this had been the case on which government does have play a big role
on this kind of decision which as a user then you wouldnt be having no choice but to deal with it and somehow you could able to access those sites with having that
change of IP which is through VPN and yes there's always some risk but doesnt mean that it is impossible.

This is possible. It may not be the casino that's blocking the access but it's the ISP that blocks it. I have experienced this with some websites, they're not banned on my country and the country isn't banned from that website.
But upon accessing, it's the ISP that blocks the access. So Op is should just test where the cause of the problem is. If it's not the fault of the casino and your country is good with it then ask the providers or have a reset first and test if your dynamic ip will do.

You only have 2 solutions:
1. Choose casino sites that allow you to use VPN. I assume not all casino sites have the rules to not use VPN. There are too many casino sites we have, just choose which one agrees with VPN.
2. Find out casino sites that your internet service provider allows. You need to collect some trusted casino sites, then you try to visit them. You can see which casino sites to allow by your internet service provider.

The OP has not returned on this thread so we have no idea what happened here.
But more than likely, it may be his ISP as he is not included in the blacklisted country of the site.
He needs to clarify things first before pushing himself to use the site.
Because he may just lose his funds if he will try to play on the casino that he likes via VPN.

We really never know until he confirmed it, we offered a lot of solutions already on how to solve his issue, he should not hurry to sign up and play there's an existing thread here that violated the TOS of the gambling, and his funds are locked and he is totally aware of his violation, you'll regret this later if you did not first confirm first, I prefer asking support it's better to get the answer straight from the casino.

I don't think any casino would encourage you to use a VPN since all of them have similar rules where they have to block certain countries due to their laws. I'm not sure if this is true but, I remember hearing from a couple of gamblers who mentioned that the support suggested using a VPN. On the other hand, there are casinos that are lenient when it comes to using VPNs but it's not guaranteed that your account will be safe though I remember Bitedge's thread when he tried to experiment with the usage of VPNs from different casinos.

I'm surprised there're so many members replying to this thread! Sorry I can't reply one by one, I hope with this post it's summarize all.

I appreciated your effort and yeah I'm from Malaysia, to be honest online gambling is legal here... But since the majority of citizens is Muslim, it's cause taboo to gambling. There's no official law about online gambling here, I'd say it's either grey area or legal.

Okay, so the problem is from my ISP... To everyone who suggesting about to contact the provider, I don't think they will fix that for me. The thing is ISP blacklisting those websites is from government or institutions, they have 100% power here.

What is dynamic IP and how to do that? Anyway I've heard someone changing their DNS to access blocked website, it's possible?

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I will not mentioned the specific casino due to my personal reason, but surely I'll ask them about this matter.

Thank you for your clarification. Finally, we know that you come from Malaysia.

The thing you can do related to your case is try to use a VPN, but you should ask the casino whether they allow you to use a VPN with doing KYC or just use VPN. It matters because you want to prevent something bad as you do not use your own IP since your ISP blacklist the site.

As far as I know, if you have dynamic IP and you reset your modem, your IP will change to another IP but the site or your ISP will know that you want to access the gambling site. So in this matter, you still need to use VPN. I suggest you use a premium VPN to get many IPs from many countries. But you should not change your IP when you already or register on one casino with that IP because the casino can be suspicious with your account.

I think is not safety when accessing gambling site using VPN, ever I did it on Stake.com site my account got banned with reason as change IP, just lucky with my account without fund and now still looking with gambling site support without have to use VPN. I think your recommended is good but now all gambling site think we can access to their gambling site without any trouble but keep take safety without use PN if still have way for access to gambling site, but if not better looking for gambling site without got blacklist.

Yeah I also saw it in another source (written 4 years ago) about online gambling policy that it is not against the law. But still, the Malaysian government is trying to block casino sites that are none other than (technically) by cooperating with existing ISPs.

Actually what yuo should think more about is whether your country is blacklisted. Because your deposited funds will be fully controlled by that platform. Even if you are forced to use a VPN, I don't think the casino will have a problem with it as long as you are ready at all times with a KYC request as proof of your citizenship.

I wish the name of the gambling site was included but was not mentuined in the OP and I have not seen anything like that on this thread, but according to the terms and conditions of almost all the gambling sites I have used, VPN is not allowed. He can contact the customer care of the betting site to be certain if VPN is allowed or not.

This is easy to say than done, because of gambling, someone should move to another country? What if the person is having job, family and career in his country? I do not think moving to another country because of gambling is something to be considered.

Usually, this is due to a problem with your internet connection or because your ISP has blocked it. This is also true for other websites; if your ISP blocks them, you have no choice but to use a VPN or try using the DNS method, which is not a VPN and therefore does not violate the rules; you simply set it up in your computer and use the Google dns. However, if the casino blocks your IP address, you will need to use a virtual private network (VPN). If I wanted to play on a gambling website, I would usually change my ISP so that I could access that website. I'm not sure what the exact reason is for this, but it is only resolved when you are using a VPN, so I believe this is a problem with your internet service provider rather than with the website itself.

Judging from your username, you are Indonesian and I cant understand why you dont know the reason why your government blocks/bans any gambling related sites. Are you serious with it or you are pretending to not knowing about something which is very common in your country? Ignore it if I get I get it wrong about your nationality.

As many suggested it's either in your ISP or the casino itself banned your country from accessing it. While I believe that somehow banning an IP address on a specific place is also possible but no matter where their ban focused you can't still access to their site.

Using VPN would be the best choice here but just like what OP said, it might break their rules hence, it's not advisable since it might lead to banning your IP on their casino. The other choices you have left is to move on and find a new one, it's not your loss if you find a new one.

If the platform you intend to play from has not listed your country on their site as a blacklisted location, usually they advise you try to either change browser or clear your cache memory... If not try check that you aren't using a VPN which could be restricting your access to the platform... Sometimes if the casino has intergrated cloudflare this is the culprit denying you the access.

This depends upon several factors but what most have mentioned, it may have something to do with your Internet Service Provider.

Generally, some ISPs have the authority to block certain websites if they are mandated by law (e.g. certain porn websites, etc.). If that were the case, you may check several online gambling websites since I somehow doubt that they can block all of these websites. Since you also mentioned that you want to avoid using any VPNs, then I suggest contacting your ISP and ask them directly about it.

I will not try to access that platform because I do not want to get a problem. The casino is already restricting our access, so we should not keep trying to access their site while there are more gambling sites that we can use to gamble. It is better to play safe and not risk ourselves on the casinos that don't allow us. Perhaps, asking their support system is a good idea to know why we can't access them. Using VPN is in the grey because some casinos will not allow us to use it.

Using VPN some time break rule from Term of Service some casino gambling site and I think not good ideas when opening casino with VPN, better not try access casino platform by using VPN. I think when asking on costumer service they will not recommended for you to access casino by using VPN because could detected with multiple account or your account can claimed as illegal access or mean your account was hack and open on different IP.

This world is full of limitations that you may not understand. In Amsterdam, for example, you can legally buy marijuana and smoke it on the street or spend the night with a prostitute. In some other country, you could be sent to prison for five years. This is why there are rules and laws that many people do not agree with. If I were you, I'd look for those casinos that don't forbid you to play on their website or use a VPN after all.

Maybe some casinos will have no problem seeing their members using a VPN, but perhaps they will ask their members to access their site using a real IP to know if we are using a VPN. Therefore, it is better to ask customer service about using a VPN on their site so that we are not considered violating their terms. Besides, I'm sure they'll find out if we have multiple accounts, so it's pointless.

In our country, being jailed for using marijuana is nonbailable. That simply means that each casino site could create its own rules and we have no choice but to obey them. If using VPN is against their TOS, they look for casino sites that you could freely access in your country. There are lots of reputable casinos that aren't strict when it comes to the location.

Is it based on your assumption only or based on your own experiences?
I've played in several different crypto casino using VPN almost all the time, in fact I do not face any problems.
Which casinos I'm referring to are Stake, Roobet, Duelbits, BK8, Playbetr and betcoin.
Reputable casinos wont suspect you for doing multi account just because you are using VPN.

disclaimer: I do not recommend anyone to do the same, just sharing my own experiences.

Its been ages on which some people do really make use of VPN on trying out to access a particular site that they do like, doesnt matter if its a gambling site or other as long they could able to access it out then
people would just commonly make use of VPN.They are aware of the risk on getting banned or block once you do get caught but still decided to continue despite of those risk.

Even myself do make use of VPN for sometime whenever i do get blocked or restricted but i do badly need to access it then i dont really be having
any options but on this one.

It's easy through resetting or restarting your modem. That will do, if you have a dynamic ip then it will automatically will change yours. If you're fortunate and that's the type of connection you have from your ISP. That's why you have to test and see if that's it.
But if not, you can try to call your ISP and tell them that you cannot access a specific website and that might give you the idea if they're really the one that's blocking you.

Using VPN gives access to the respective platform, but sites will describe it a reason when you go for some claims/support. Importantly when you use VPN find the best in the market and make use of it. Free VPN's create lot of problems with popping ads and other security risks. Morw specifically there are VPN's that keep track of your activities. This is also a kind of privacy abuse.

This is also why I though since in my country there are some cases that our internet provider restrict the users from using a specific site and yes, many game providers are still have their own restrictions even if you’re living on a country where gambling is legal, you can’t really play every games on any site. Better to ask the site and your internet provider, they can give you the right answer for this concern.

First of all, your topic is not correctly written, it looks as if you meant to say: why can't I access a casino while my country isn't blacklisted? So make a change in that :P
This might be for diverse reasons to which are uncertain since we ain't leaving in your country to know the etiquettes of the whole place over there but I'll say as much as I know: 1)I don't think a religion can project a Prohibition on casinos online apart from the ones in the stalls around the community. 2) I don't know why a religion should interfere in issues that aren't in affiliation to them .3) why would they choose to allow the lincensed ones to stay?this simply means they're not against casinos but against not been registered and licensed, are you getting my point or is it totally different??
Please make a clear illustration to your question ( I know you've gotten several replies but I'm not really certain of what to say cus you haven't explained anything properly)

Thanks to share your experience, mate. Actually, it is just a suggestion, not a must to follow if it seems not a proper way. Of course, if there is a rule to avoid VPN on the gambling site, then our account can be banned once we are trying to use VPN. That's why we must read the rules first before we make accounts on a gambling site. I guess Stake already warns the users to avoid using VPN since the beginning, right?

Sometimes it is not even a case of them rejecting you because of the laws, they might just be limiting their access to certain countries and gradually expanding. It might just be a case of having to investigate, analyse and determine whether it is worthwhile to accept citizens where the rules might be unknown. Their could be a long process to get vetted and officially be granted permission, or it might get tied up in all sorts of bureaucracy and corruption if you want to do things the right way. Then there are technical issues that have nothing to do with your country - they're likely using geolocated IP's and the range you're on might be connected with lots of suspicious behavior, so they deny large blocks of IP's because a few people abused it.

Well, casinos can make their own decisions when it comes to who they want to offer their services to.

If they deem a particular jurisdiction risky for business then they may not serve you even though it is legal to do so.

Plus, there are a ton of unregulated crypto casinos out there that wouldn't be classified as "licensed" by any stretch of the imagination, so that could be a potential reason why as well.

This is very risky, you can face more problem if you decided to use VPN, they can freeze your account so better not to try. With regards to restrictions, better to confirm the site about it since some games are restricted and you can’t see that on their terms of service so go ask their support and you’ll get the answer. If you think you can’t enjoy that site because of those restrictions then better to look for alternative OP.

Wont really be that much of a problem in using free VPN's though specially on using Opera Browser which you could just easily switch up in between countries and without having any ads or something like others been

showing off.Speaking about claims and support then you do already know the consequences on which you dont have the rights on making out claims specially you had violated their terms.
So i dont see for someone to be that confident on trying out to fight their rights if they are aware on what they have done.

Can you give examples of those reputable casinos that are not strict on location?

All reputable casinos do have location restrictions and it's clearly stated on their respective Terms and Service. If those restricted locations are able to play on the site with the use of a VPN, that's a clear violation.

VPN is accepted at most sites but not for the purpose that users can use it in restricted locations.

With all the replies in this thread, I think that OP should lock this thread because a lot of users have already offered their answers and I think that it's enough for OP to try all of them, this thread will continue to only get the same answers over and over again so I think that locking this thread is the best choice.

If your Service provider are the one blocking your access to the site, you will not be able to bypass that.. because they most probably use some kind of proxy server that blocks specific websites. I know some websites (casinos) register multiple domains for the same casino, so you will have to "Google" it or try to email their customer support to try and find out what the other domains are that they are using. (Your ISP might not have blocked the other domains)

Just a word of caution... make sure that you get this information from a reliable source and that it is not a phishing site for that casino. You obviously have access to this forum, so I will suggest that you go to their ANN thread here and DM the OP of the thread to find out what the other domains are.  ;)

Personal reason?What kind of personal reason?Can you elaborate more on this?
Almost all crypto casinos are basically the same-the same games,the same functionality,user experience,etc.
The differences are way less than the similarities.Why would you want to play on a specific casino,when you can choose from a gazillion other crypto casinos?
Perhaps the problem is in your browser,having Java not enabled or some other technical s*it(I'm not an expert).
I've seen many crypto casinos on the forum,where I cannot load the website,despite the fact that my country isn't blacklisted.I guess that I have to use a better and more updated web browser.

I am interested as you because if he can explain more details, we might give another answer and who knows, that can help him to solve his case, although I think his first case related to the VPN or KYC can be solved by applying many suggestions from us one by one.

I am sure many of us will try to help him and besides that, I think we can get some lessons from his case which can be helpful to us in the future.

If VPN is the only solution then why are you keeping yourself from doing it? I don't understand. It's legal for a cheap price.
I have the same problem before and that's the solution so I used it to continue playing in a selected gambling site that I love the most. They are getting strict about this rules to avoid other problems from restricted countries might as well do your own fixing to be able to play again.

yeah that is what he must do, Using legit VPN (of course with pay) will be the best for this problem since it is not illegal in His country then i don't see any reason why this using hinders him?
lucky for me because we have no issue at all using sites in my country or in any sites , so i need not to use VPN at all, though there are limited game provider that allows me to play, but most sites are accessible in my part.

Some religions are just too strong and it is also possible for them to ban a website aside from the physical ones. We may think that why will they ban gambling? But, they ban it because they can see it as a forbidden act. There are religions that are like that which they are really sensitive on some things.

There are even religions that bans some type of foods and I don't think there was a problem with the op's title. What he mean is that there are gambling that are allowed and there are also gambling that are not allowed in his country. Usually non registered or non licensed gambling are considered to be illegal by the governments.

Using free VPN can be a problem when it comes to a site where multi accounts is strictly prohibited. Free VPN may gives you the same IP as other people who use the same free VPN. Once it is happened, the casino may detect the accounts as multi accounting because the accounts come from the same IP. It is better to use paid VPN while it does not cost too much money.

I'm not really sure if using a VPN especially for accessing gambling would be the ideal solution especially that most of them ristrict their users from using VPN on their sites. Also, there a chance that your account might get tagged for malicious actions due to continuously changing on your IP address.
I suggest to for OP to avoid using gambling sites that won't let him access it as it might cause a prbolem sooner or later and since money is involved on these stuff, there's a high chance that you won't be able to retrieve it because of you violating their terms and conditions.

First I did like to say sorry for this , your words tends to confuse me, you said "gambling in your country is legal, but due to religion that consider it illegal, gambling is pretty strict", I will like to ask, if a country legalizes something, does religion have the power to illegalize such thing to the general public of that country? I think the answer is no, so how come due to religion stands on gambling, the act is strict for the whole country?, pretty odd if you ask me.

Well, one time Twitter was banned in my country by the government, the government had to do it through mobile networks, everyone in the country lost access to Twitter, though the country wasn't on Twitter's blacklist, we still couldn't access it, and while the ban was on, the knowledgeable ones amongst us could only access Twitter through VPN.

So what am saying, if you say your network is good, and you can access other Casinos except that particular one, and that particular one does not have your country in their blacklist, then do some research to be sure that casino isn't banned in your country for whatever reason, also try switching networks, that's trying visiting that casino site with another mobile phone and network, also try and see if you can access the site through VPN, if you can access the site through VPN, then probably that casino is banned in tour country, but also ask your friends to try and access the site, if they can without VPN, then the problem lies within your phone or mobile network, check all of this and am sure you will definitely find out what the problem really is and how to solve it.
Goodluck.

Well, because even if it's legal you would be breaching ToS of the casino?

The casino can now use any evidence of use of a VPN against you and hold your funds from being withdrawn from the site.

Besides, gambling isn't always legal especially for countries that forbid players who are playing on unlicensed casinos. This could be the case here, we don't know. Using a VPN certainly does not clear you of that possibility.

For those people who do tend make use of VPN then im much sure that they are really aware on whats the risk on the time that they are accessing a site which is
prohibited on your place which it would really be normal that you would really be needing to breach it out if you do need to access it badly via VPN and since
you had already violated their terms then you do know on whats next.

I also don't see any problems using a VPN. It was used for IP privacy or related stuff but not for the purpose of getting access to the site in the restricted regions or locations. It's really prohibited. I don't think there is another way to solve OP's problem here since the site already knows his situation.

It's up to OP if he will still push his luck or leave everything on the site and forget it.

It's a solution if the gambling site allows you to use VPN to access and play on their casino but if your location is not on their blacklist and they prohibit their players from using a VPN  then don't go for it, and if allowed the use of VPN then ask from what extend they are allowed to be used, when it comes to location there are two things that you can do, read the TOS or ask the support through email or through chat group if they have one.

It depends on the site's Terms and Conditions.

There are sites that allow the use of VPN. For example, here in Stake, they allow the use of VPN, I believe.

Next time, if we are really concerned or worried about using VPN, let's take on reading the Terms and Conditions first. Although for new users, they are actually not reading TOS and that's a problem in the future if the same case happened like to OP.

I agree with you. I think this is the best, simplest and easiest way to determine what's causing you not to be able to enter the casino's website. If gambling is legal in your country and it isn't blocklisted, you can search the terms and conditions of both the casino and their license provider as well because maybe in either of this has the conflict. If the license operator that operates the casino is restricted in your area, then assume that the casino won't be catering in your region. But if you find out that both casinos and license provider do not really have a conflict with your country in terms of legality, then better reach out directly to the customer representative of the casino to address your concern. This could possibly be caused by either bug such as system or software, or the said conflict with provider. But still, try to reach out to them and ask a detailed information because maybe it could be troubleshoot.

Maybe it's not only your country that really prohibits gambling, even in my country, we can't access casino gambling sites without using a VPN, there are many countries that do prohibit online gambling and most of these countries are countries with a majority of Muslim population such as afghanistan, pakistan and indonesia, so even though your country is not included in the black list of prohibitions by a gambling casino, usually your country authorities have pressured internet providers to block country residents from accessing gambling or porn sites, so if you really want to can still do gambling, you should indeed use a VPN now.

That's the best resort if you want to avoid restrictions, however, you also have to understand the risk of using a VPN, when a gambling site will require you a KYC, that's where your real problem will start, and therefore you should be ready of that possibility.

Although it is an obvious lose-lose situation, the most common recommendation is for him to try his luck, because even if he does nothing, his mind will be racing about it all night, causing him to become stressed. There are a few gambling sites in our country that prohibit using a VPN, which they will detect over a week and ban you from playing. This is stated in their terms of service, which I don't understand because a lot of people from other regions want to play, but it is their choice and rules, and we should abide by them.

Some country are really blacklist as casino gambling and usually need access trough VPN, but several time is running well without have to ask on casino gambling allowed or not using VPN, but I faced problem when success win with sport betting on one gambling site but got problem with my account, I think is my fault but not understand why my account prohibited after winning and last previous access before keep running well.

I'm curious about what @OP was up to after his reply a few days ago.
Has he decided to use a VPN but asked every casino first or is he looking for a gambling site he can access without using a VPN?
Maybe he will come back here later after looking for the answer because, from everything we have suggested to him, he can try to look it up himself until he can find a gambling site that is comfortable for him to gamble.
But whatever it is, I hope he always makes sure that there won't be any problems that might arise in the future unless he loses his money playing gambling.

He hasnt still make out decisions yet you could see his latest or last response.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386260.msg59304100#msg59304100

He had mentioned that he do lived on a muslim country which it is safe to presume that ISP provider is
the main who had been blocking out those gambling sites.

Why not try this one?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386649.20


Dont know if this one is effective but you could try it out.

I don't think it's allowed as they still block certain countries from accessing the site but they're probably less strict with the enforcement of their rules since there are a lot of stake players using VPN. Also, there's no telling that your account is safe indefinitely as they could always hit you with the reason of breaking the terms and conditions of the site. I think it's safe to assume that casinos usually have these terms but we can't always tell if they're strict with the usage of VPN or not.

Are you sure your country is supported by the online casino where you wish to play? You said that your country is pretty strict when it comes to gambling. That must be enough reason why your chosen online casino is not allowed to operate.

To be sure though, you should contact their support. There might be a possibility that even if the list of blacklisted countries does not include yours, the casino is not operating in your country. Also most lists are not comprehensive.

Still not work for gambling site have blacklist and I try it and now use this DNS because access to Binance is possibility but can't for gambling site have been banned or blacklist by my government. Usually some casino gambling site will give different domain like Stake gambling when blacklist on my country but keep worth without have to install VPN on device computer or mobile phone. Still not any way for this banned blacklist resolve and I ask on costumer service they can't help how to restore account without use VPN beside they have guide use VPN but get risk term of service of casino gambling rule.

If the country where you live isn't included in the banned list of the particular gambling site, you should have no issues accessing that site. However, since you mentioned that there are some religious concerns on gambling and it is very much possible that the government had ban those domain names. If this is the case, switching the ISP will not help either because it's banned on the country level. The only way to access those sites is via VPN.

Of course, VPN is a wonderful invention that helps many users in different countries. 
Especially in countries where censorship is strong.  However, this censorship does not sleep and improves the methods of its work.  In some countries, blocking vpn services themselves is practiced. 
And if you were able to use your favorite vpn service and everything was fine, then there may be such a moment that you will not get access to it.
 According to the decision of the regulators of this country, it will be blocked.  And you have to look for another vpn. 
It is especially offensive if you paid for the service, and the service is blocked.

Yes its true when VPN can help thousand country when black list IP they still have chance to access not only with casino game but also thousand site when blacklist could restore by using VPN. But talking about keep safety access casino gambling by using VPN? will breach out term of service on casino or not. Many people not see TOS or Term of Service some casino is allowed using VPN or will be mark as fraud and cheater when we adopted VPN for accessing on their casino site. I still looking casino have available access without use VPN afraid if some time account banned reason using VPN.

Yes, I know it. That's why I'm curious about what he will do after knowing his situation and condition or if he has done something by looking for other gambling sites that can make him comfortable to play gambling.
I think not all gambling sites are blocked by his ISP and that is normal so he can keep looking for gambling sites that suit what he wants.
If he has made up his mind and finds a gambling site that he thinks is good for him, he can contact customer service for other questions before he deposits his money.

It's possible he's from a conservative Islamic region where gambling is considered Haram/sin. There is no problem with that as it is a majority-rule voting system, but he must follow the rules and refrain from gambling, there is no pleading for mercy in those areas, I've learned.
My opinion is that if you don't want to use a VPN on gambling webs, you should use Tor instead of a VPN since a VPN connects you to a single server, but Tor allows you to connect to a large number of nodes in various locations, and they are not just nodes, they are decentralized nodes with multiple layer encryption.

FYI, not all the casinos restricted the usage of VPN they respect the privacy of gamblers but it doesn't mean users from restricted countries can take advantage of it which is actually the breach of their terms will cause lose of access to your account along with any funds left in their wallet.

You are right, there are sites that are very jealous about access to their platforms, with the aim of avoiding possible problems, many are dedicated to having SSL security and avoiding proxy access or possible VPNs, which can lend themselves to tarnishing any legal process through computer trickery and if by any chance you had any prohibited measure and circumvented it this may cause you to no longer have access i know tor has a vpn included which is not a vpn but a proxy sometimes this can see you in site security as a site potentially dangerous, these are the risks of entering with tor and VPN.

But unfortunately, many people from restricted countries are still trying to access the site, register their accounts and deposit their money. But when they want to cash out their win money, they can not do that since it is written on their rules that is one of the "don't" that their members need to avoid.

Some casinos allow their members to keep using the VPN, but they need to validate it with that casino to allow them to use the VPN.

You can ask the casino support team to know whether they allow the usage of VPN or not and also in their ANN of bitcointalk if they have one. Just because many people doing it also not facing any issues at all doesn't mean we can also commit the same mistake and get our money back at any time.

Asking the casino support team is the right decision to know the VPN usage, and we need to make sure about that. The casino can do anything with their members, including freezing their account if the casino thinks we do something suspicious or break their T&C. Hopefully, we all not have a problem with any casinos now or in the future to play gambling comfortably.

Getting a VPN is a risky move, I have read a post here that he got problems regarding withdrawals on his account. The site requires him to go full KYC just to make sure he is a legit citizen of the VPN he used. Since he is a US citizen, the casino he use banned him and the problem is that he cannot withdraw his remaining funds anymore. Too bad for him so if this OP is planning on using a VPN he must be ready to face same consequences. By the way that guy that I am telling you initially deposit 400 dollars and won through the game, his remaining balance was 1200 USD and already withdrawn 1800 USD or more. Maybe if things go out of their way, they make you do KYC just to block you from withdrawing, also maybe they already knew that he is using a VPN and thus refrain him from getting the money because he already broke the rules from the start.

This is truly the best, but it is still recommended that you read their Terms of Service because some of the support will state that VPNs are prohibited, but if you ask another support, they will state that they are not. I'm not sure if they are aware of the situation, but reading their terms of service and looking for some sort of anonymity keyword or VPN so that you can confirm it was not allowed was. Gambling is still prohibited in a number of countries due to religious beliefs or other negative consequences, but as you can see, the majority of countries are allowing it because it generates significant tax revenue for the government.

^ That is if they have an announcement thread you can ask them or their staff because if you are on the gambling site, how could you ask if you can't access the site because it is already blacklisted. Many gambling casinos were against this VPN because it could be the gateway of the users to have fraud activity because they know they can't be traced because they already masked their IP address and of course, their identity. Once you access the gambling casino site, reading the TOS is a very important factor to avoid mistakes in the future.

Reading their Terms of Service is a must nowadays since many casinos realize that their potential customer needs to know their rules and hope that they do not try to break them. The support system should know about VPN usage on their site so I think they can give an answer related to the usage of VPN with the right. Although gambling is prohibited in some countries due to religious beliefs, some people still play gambling and make money from gambling. It will be up to their people because they know the risk and consequences of playing gambling.

Besides that, if we can't access their site, it means that that site has blocked our country's IP and we don't have to keep trying to access the site using a VPN because, after all, we will get in trouble because we come from an existing country on their blocklist. By reading the TOS, they hope that we understand what we should not do while playing on the gambling site and avoid harming our own account.

Insisting on using a certain gambling site which is either blacklisting your country or blocked by your country is nothing but a suicide. It will not only be a violation of the site's terms and conditions but also a violation of your country's policy. And not only that, you are risking your money by using that gambling site. The moment that site detects that you are playing from a forbidden location, your account as well your money will be locked. What would be your defense then in order to get back your money? Nothing.

Yes, that's absolutely true. We don't want to have a bad experience just because we still insist on using a gambling site that forbids us to play on their site. You also have to be wise to respond because it is our money and we have to keep it as good as possible. If it's just an account problem, I think we can make one at each casino but if we get into trouble because we violate the rules of the casino and our country, it's the same as bringing us to bad things that can happen to us at any time. We won't be able to defend ourselves because it's obvious we made a mistake and like it or not, we have to admit it.