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Dunno if there is a list somewhere but i was wondering if some of the crypto sportbooks are VPN friendly and which sportbooks are those?

In my country unfortunately a lot of the crypto sportbooks are blocked, was wondering if some of them offer solution to it.

Been looking through older posts but cant find a clear answer about it.

With what I have noticed, you can access most casinos with VPN, I have accessed https://livecasino.io, Stake and many other casinos with VPN and it works, but if I use it with USA address, it will not be successful in all the gambling sites I have used it, including bet365. This has been what I just noticed, I use service provider IP address frequently for accessing gambling sites and I will not advice you to use VPN either.

Where have you looked at already? A lot of sites don't like you using a vpn because they normally have odds that favour them for domestic bets (I just checked through a few site's terms - searching "proxy" and "vpn"). A lot of this might also depend on whether some sites ask for kyc before you deposit/withdraw.

I hope you know the implications of making your ways around vpn on gambling mediums, it's is good for privacy but you should look around every footer of casino platforms for terms and conditions before you make any deposit or have it in mind to play. If you mistakenly forget to put on your vpn and login on any of them, just know that is the beginning of 1000 ways of losing your hard earned money to house, they wouldn't allow you to withdraw until provide extra documents which of course you may not have.

Many websites could accept in start if you are using VPN but they could later ban you anytime if they notice anything suspicious with your account.
It is risky so I would not suggest doing this, and they could think you are trying to bet from some restricted location.
If you want to be sure about this you could ask support from this websites before you deposit any coins.

This is the possible drawback of using VPN, because once you forgot to use VPN upon logging in, then, you more than likely are screwed. If the casino has their IP detectors and are strict, as you said, that's the beginning of 1000 ways of losing your funds in the casino. This is why, if the casino is not allowing the use of VPN, better not use it. Make sure you have read their ToS before sending any funds to them, otherwise, it will be your fault if you lose your funds. And if they are VPN-friendly, do you think you won't get any trouble if in case you win big? Some casinos will find loopholes not to pay.

You can view this topic in several ways. Today there are already sites that are so extensive and sophisticated that they can automatically detect and block the use of a proxy. I think it is mainly a matter of carefully reviewing and reading the general terms and conditions. Then you also have the problem that a VPN is only allowed in certain situations, there is still a lot of difference. By the way, to avoid problems with gambling sites, I recommend not using a VPN at all.

I will not advise you to keep using a VPN even if the site supports the use of vpn, because most of the casinos do not like that practice they may look as if they support it but when there is any problem with your account and you need to undergo some verification that may present you with though situation decisions. Take citizens of the US for example most casinos place restrictions on that location, and anyone from that region uses VPN to bypass that restriction to play on the casino and run into problems that require verification with Id this can lead to a loss of accounts forever because of verification. This is why I discourage the use of VPNs.

You shouldn't play at a casino where you need a VPN to get in. The casino will take your deposits but when it comes time to withdraw, they may confiscate your funds. I've seen it where they have allowed a few withdrawals and then request KYC for a big withdrawal. Then you could lose deposit and winnings or just winnings.

There is a difference between using a vpn for accessing an online gambling casino and storing your hard earned money on the same website. Why? Because I doubt they are going to care about every single random newbie account registering and logging on to their site and someone who puts funds on the site. From a legal standpoint, if they hold your funds, they are responsible. And I don't think they will stand by and watch you do whatever you want.

I would not risk it. I think they will see if you use the same account with random IPs everytime.

VPN might worth in short term but expect a problem anytime especially using VPN means bypassing some security on the site especially knowing where you are playing. If gambling is restricted in your country then I think you have to deal with that.

Where are you from btw? Maybe some gambler here are also came from your country, they might be able to help you with thi.

There are some consequences that you might experience later on especially if the site discover your activities so I don’t really advise to use VPN though its possible but its not safe. I have some friends before who are using VPN to gamble before and the result is not good for them, luckily they don’t have much money on the site and they are able to withdraw it before that problems occur. To OP, maybe there are still some site that works in your country even if you are not using VPN, just try to research it.

Many gambling sites can be accessed using VPN and some are VPN friendly but I suggest that you shouldn't use VPN even though it's vpn friendly as you may face a consequence if they think you have suspicious activity even though you know that you didn't do anything illegal. When that happen then the chance of your account getting banned is high and possibly your funds in that account will be taken. Searching for gambling sites that are local and also a crypto gambling site may be hard to find but I think you will find it.

I use VPN freely from my location and have not hard any problems with that, but i have not deposited more than €1,000 before so I may not know if I will be restricted to a certain small amount since am using VPN and their laws guiding the use of VPN on some sites.

He can ask around his locality anyone from the community can get him quick response. Basically newly user can't find information so faster and quickly because they have restrictions on how much time to search and to make new post over here so I suggested he should locates their local board and asked over there to get the best response maybe someone from there might also been searching for same thing and they could get it over there.

They allow you to deposit. The problems occur withdrawing.

I think most casinos wouldn't outright ban you for using VPN, the issue comes when there's a problem and then they detect you using VPN. It's basically saying "someone did something wrong, and they're hiding themselves". That's a straight up red flag if you ask me.

There's also the issue of KYC since if your nationality don't add up, well that's grounds for you being banned.

The important things you should read  terms  & condition, does they accepted an user play with VPN/Proxy or not.  Then please look for does they are accepted your residence country,  which mean does they allowed your to play or not. This purpose will refer to need for self-verification(KYC) in the future.

You can do own research those reference site though section "Gambling (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0)".

Many casinos are accept using VPN but it is risky for us if we use VPN it can happen when going to withdraw a largest amount Then they can block our account for withdraw and ask for KYC. Then we will not able to pass KYC because our and trees restricted for casinos . So we should carefully using VPN and always deposit small amount and if we on a large amount we should withdrawal it immediately.

I guess there are hardly any site which accepts the usage of VPN.
They have mentioned strictly in their terms of Service that if you use VPN or proxy, then your account will be terminated instantly.
Moreover if you somehow managed to login through VPN in a particular site, then before depositing there try to contact the support team and explain them about your situation. If they agree on your situation, then only make a deposit there and gamble.
Right now I can’t name a site who allows players with VPN, but you can try stake.com . I guess they allow players from all over the globe.

as far as I know, most of them don't allow the use of VPN since they can be used to abuse their promotions. anyway, there are crypto sportsbooks you can visit just by looking at this board. so how about directly asking them/their support so you can be certain whether they are ok with people using VPNs or not.

@Illsabio
It is because your country is restricted to operate a gambling site; even if they blatantly advertise on their platform that using VPN is allowed, it doesn't mean that you are completely allowed to use it without expecting any repercussions. Similar to what other members have said, these repercussions could something be related to withdrawal issues or your funds being hostage.

If I were you, your best option would be to find an alternative platform that is legal to operate in your country. Afterwhich, if you still like using VPN for privacy reasons, then I highly encouraged you to contact their support and ask for permission to avoid your funds being hostage or your account getting banned/locked. Again, practice reading their T&C whether you like it or not.

Try checking this out for the list of casinos..
- https://gamblingbro.com/bitcoin-and-crypto-casinos-reviews/#%F0%9F%8C%90_VPN_allowance

Before you use a VPN, it's better to check at the sportsbooks whether your country is on the restricted country list, if yes, then avoid playing at that sportsbook, but if not you can use a VPN, and many sportsbooks allow VPN, but it would be better to ask directly on the live support website for make sure, roobet allows using vpn but if I'm not mistaken you must first report it to roobet. Don't use vpn to abused any of their promotions because it will harm your account.
Unfortunately livecasino.io has no sportsbooks.

I don't know if every bookies allow that or not but stake does. In my country, most of the casinos are blocked since gambling is illegal here. Govt has blocked all the popular casinos. So, I was looking fot alternative and found stake.com has their alternative on such issue. Stake.games

If I'm correct, I have seen few sites having their casino mirror just because of this. I can't remember any more bookies though.

Getting back to the question- You may access a lot of casino from VPN and they will be friendly as long as you are a loser. If you win a big sum and request withdraw, I'm sure they will then bring a lot of their ToS to confiscate your withdrawal. Hope you got the message.

To my known, betja.com doesn’t require KYC, they maybe VPN friendly. But make sure you read their ToS.

You can also check out the list and find which bookies doesn’t require KYC and check if they are VPN friendly or not- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5381143.0

You need to be very careful to avoid losing your total capital of deposit fund because I think many of the casinos here are VPN friendly but atimes if they noticed that you do have a consistent winning with big capital, they can decided to check your status and if they noticed you are using VPN from a restricted country or region then be rest assured that you account would be blocked and there will be nothing you can do about it. Good luck!

It is very important to read term and conditions of any sites you want to use, but in my own opinion i think vpn even it allowed is not good, it is better you check for site that does not have restrictions on your location and try playing on them. If you used vpn there will definitely be a problem in the long run, unless you want to play with small amount if not when you win big amount using VPN you may run into problems withdrawing your wining.

There are a lot of new crypto gambling casinos does support the use of VPN but IMHO it is not ideal to use a VPN because possible you will get irritated because of every time verification because you are changing the IP address and if this might see if the gambling casino they might think that you're account is quite suspicious activity might hold your assets and you are get mandatorily submit your KYC Verification to get your deposit back or to can play.

I think that you can access to every gambling site with your VPN, but you have to pay attention about country of VPN, some gambling site could restrict access for some zone, so, as results, you will not enter into that site.

Anyway, you can use it, but if they'll find you to use a VPN, I don't think that they will appreciate it, so, do it at your own risk and consider it.

The used of VPN is a dilemma in the online gambling world. It is an issue always difficult to handle and most times these companies don't give strick rules on them in order to keep customers and at the same time, they wouldn't want to jeopardise their T&C.

These companies understand that gamblers want privacy and they could achieve that by using vpn. But continues change of ip is a red flag in gambling. So if the user can use vp and be consistent on the location, he might be safe. But switching locations, is not a good habit and can make the companies investigate and penalise the user.

this is a good question! Are there really crypto gambling sites that allow you to play with a VPN?

In my honest opinion, I STRONGLY NOT RECOMMEND PLAYING WITH VPN unless you receive a written confirmation from the casino or there is explicitly a comment in their TOS.

By the way a made a quick search on a search engine and according to this site,
https://bitedge.com/blog/which-crypto-gambling-sites-are-vpn-friendly/ some casino are VPN Friendly, and they also offer a long list.

You have to check if they allow you to use VPN and ask for a full KYC!
At the end, is it really worth the risk of having your winnings blocked? or account frozen?

In the opinion of most of the members here, this shows to a large extent how KYC is frowned at by many casinos. But for the fact that if you leave in a restricted area where gambling is prohibited how do you function then, I will advise the use of a VPN but with caution and agreements with the casino.

Firstly, do not visit any crypto gambling site with a VPN without discussing it with their customer support since they could ban you for several reasons at any point of time and you won't be able to defend yourself properly.

Secondly, you should be able to access some crypto gambling sites regardless of the restrictions in your country since they cannot ban them all which is the safer option.

Also, if you reach some sort of agreement with the customer support regarding VPN usage, make sure to keep proof related to that agreement for obvious reasons.

Stake does allow VPN so does many other sites like blackjack.fun but considering the VPN Sports book the guy is right, you won't find a loads of suggestions but I do want you to understand that even if you do find one you can still be banned from the casino at any point so you have to read terms and conditions which also means that some of the people might be able to use it for a while but won't be able to withdraw and such. So I guess you might have to look at the advertising in your area which would usually give you a good local sports book.

Hey bro.

It's only from my experience, "Duelbits & BK8" allowed VPN for their casino. In some condition!
- You're not from restricted country casino
- Cannot abuse anything in the platform.

For other casino, I don't have any experience. However this casino allowed VPN on their site as long you're using it for not to abuse the platform.

There are plenty of crypto casinos that allow VPNs, but of all of them, only Betfury has confirmed this in their ANN thread! Their representative wrote that the use of VPNs in that casino is allowed! It took me a while to find that comment, here it is:
-https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276159.msg59372635#msg59372635 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276159.msg59372635#msg59372635)

But they did something recently, they retroactively changed deal terms, something to think about: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5400484.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5400484.0)
I guess they can change their mind about using a VPN at any time, so this is advisable:

Do you know what is the reason why most crypto sportsbook are blocked in your country? Is it due to the regulation/law in your country? Or it is because you are from restricted country by gambling license used by the sportsbook?


Even if you can find older posts, you should assure that the rules has not changed because terms and condition by sportsbook may change anytime for some reasons. Anyway, I can suggest 3 sportsbooks for now based on my own experiences. They are Stake (you dont need to use VPN as they have mirror links), Duelbits and BK8. Choose which one you like or you can try all of these 3 sportsbooks.

Mark my words, the most friendly casino about VPN is the casino that didn't ask any KYC from the users and no stated in their TOS, it's Freebitcoin. You will see the TOS doesn't have anything strict, only the accounts that want to abuse a promotion or bonus, it will get terminated.

Most pf the casino allows the use of VPN if you are just using it to hide your real IP for privacy and not to dodge your country law against pnline gambling. If you are a resident of a country that online gambling is legal, you can freely use the VPN anytime you want. I don't know what’s the ToS content of freebitco.in in regards of this matter but I’m sure they have geo restrictions for country that has a strict law for gambling and they will still caught you if you are using VPN to dodge it.

I think VPN is already, there's no need for a casino to advertise that they allow the use of VPN. As long as VPN is not used to break the TOS of the gambling site, I think there should be no problem using it.

What are you talking about? Freebitco doesn't have a sportsbook section. You clearly didn't read op's query thoroughly. Basically, he is searching for a crypto sportsbook that has no issues with VPN usage.

This is bad advice. It's definitely not as simple as that. You should always consult a casino's customer support team before using a VPN to access their site since some sites have issues with VPN usage.

More bad advice. As I mentioned above, you should always consult with a casino's customer care before using a VPN to access their site.

@ryzaadit has done with his experience using a VPN it's no problem.
@Betfury has done his assertion his own thread and see the link @iv4n provided.

So for the OP if your area is still not on the blacklist then you can use a VPN, but if you are still in doubt then chat with live casino support and ask about using a VPN, you will definitely get a fast answer.

Blocking the websites of online casinos is quite popular in many countries. Using a VPN may not be a good solution as very few casinos tolerate it. However, many casinos and bookmakers create mirror links to their websites. One example is 1xBit.com and their mirror website https://1xbit1.com/

I have used VPN to access 2 or 3 gambling sites successfully, but I will not advice it too. What I think is that if your country is not allowing their citizens to gamble, it can be tough for these type of people, but if your country allows gambling, you can use VPN on gambling sites that accept it, but not an advice, I will prefer to use normal connection instead of VPN. VPN cases are treated differently on gambling sites, but to avoid your account of any issue, it should not truly be advised.

From this forum you can use every casino site by using VPN. Because they are VPN friendly. For some reason many casinos have restrictions for many countries. That's why they have facilities for using VPN you can easily use VPN for access any gambling site. But if any casino site ask for pass KYC  then you will not able to use this site by using VPN you just can visit that site. But you will never use any service from there

It would be better if they use a premium VPN because we don't share a lot of IP with many people. Before you use a VPN, make sure your country is not blacklisted on their list so that you can freely use a VPN. But if their list of regulations states that VPNs are prohibited, then we shouldn't have to use a VPN. Sometimes using a VPN can trigger a casino to ask for KYC verification so it's best if you use a VPN wisely.

You cant generalize that all crypto casinos are allowing users to use VPN, and once casinos have restrictions for some countries then it will be even worst if you use VPN from the restricted countries by the casino.
Most of them have no specific terms about VPN, what you may get once you ask them is that they do not prohibit it but they do not recommend it.
Do not prohibit the use of VPN does not mean that you are 100% allowed to use it because the use of VPN may contradict with the other terms of the casinos.
Once you use VPN, you should be ready for any risk that may arise in the future.

As long as you have done the KYC already, why does the usage VPN trigger another KYC verification for that account? Of course, if his country isn't in the blacklist. The only case I think this possible is his account with the KYC'd is brought from elsewhere to be used in a blacklisted country with VPN on to mask it.

Everything cant really be tinkered out if it wont really be making some obvious activity which might be asked out for other verification and on the time that you cant really present or proved out your

identity which do correlate on your address then for sure that would be automatically considered as violation which might result for some possible restriction or blocking off with accounts.

Most of casinos nowadays doesnt really have that strict compliance about using VPN unless if they are really that strict when it comes on choosing which countries are only
allowed to play.I cant tell specifically which of them are good in terms of this but you could always have the time on asking out.

^ The best advice is should look at first the ToS very carefully before choosing a gambling casino that is VPN friendly because there are many gambling casinos that ban accounts because of VPN and also malicious activity. I don't know how many gambling casinos allow users to gamble using a VPN but I highly recommend always reading the terms before using it. Because for me, using VPN is very risky on our side as a gambler, it could be losing our find and cannot be recovered once we missed what on the ToS important details.

It is better to use a normal connection while accessing gambling sites even if the use of a VPN is allowed in the casino, the truth is no casino like the use of a VPN on their platform. But some casinos allow that just because their want to attract more players from restricted areas but that is a trap and you only get to know that when you win a big amount and want to withdraw from the site then you will run into trouble since you will be asked to go through verification at that stage.

There are lots of VPN-friendly crypto casinos and sportsbooks but if your region is really prohibited to use the site, that is something you shouldn't consider doing as you will violate the site's Terms of Service. Check first those. If your region is not listed as a prohibited country then you can try to access the site first with your normal ISP connection then next, try it with a VPN.

So far, what sites have you already done some tests on?

Why not just try different sites until you breached successfully.

In this kind of situation, I think the best course of action would be to check the TOS off a respective gambling website. In the event that nothing is stated on their TOS, you can browse this forum if they have an active thread (most big gambling websites have an active thread in this board). They also have their respective representatives in which you can personally message for questions or inquiries.

Though this may be the case, I would still suggest that you avoid using any VPNs as this would put you in a potentially dangerous situation. Worst case scenario, they may also have the power to hold your funds until investigation is done.

Sportsbet.io I have tried on three occasions to bet using a VPN because my ISP during the International last yr kinda sucks. Well my account is still intact, although at the time it wasn't clear whether my country isn't serviced by the casino or not. No written terms on my country, I just gambled on my gamble and said 'fuck it' anyway. I'm not comfortable doing it because I may have broken some terms without me knowing but yeah, 1 year in and nothing happened so far.

They will accept deposits but if you win enough, then they will do KYC.

That is, if you've done KYC. But if you haven't done KYC, the casino may ask you to verify your account so the casino can know your background. But if you really come from a country that a casino prohibits, it might be a problem for you in the future. So make sure you are not coming from the blacklist country on the casino to prevent trouble.

I guess it might still depend on the amount and how much you've used VPN to access the website. I've also tried to used VPN on the website however I still was able to withdraw on the website and continue playing.

Just as dothebeats said, he only tried using VPN on the website for three times yet his account is still active and still continue to gamble.

Anyways, As for OP, most of the gambling platform as of now will allow you to use VPN for a few times before they detect it as suspicious activity and require you to do KYC. I suggest you that you have a backup plan before gambling your funds to avoid losing it.

Sportsbet has done a lot of KYC after people have won. They will let you deposit but there is always a chance of KYC after winning. Do not play there if you are in a restricted country such as the UK or US. They will even confiscate small amounts.

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I think there are more countries other than what's listed such as France that Sportsbet restricts. If you use a VPN, then you may be asked for information after winning. I'm not trying to pick on Sportsbet, just replying to AbuBhakar.


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This is the case I've talked about earlier. KYC'd account was used as a hub for the local gangs where betting was outlaws. Hence they have to buy an already KYC'd and use VPN to mask it. A good reason why many bet sites also have the max payout for winning since they want to make sure an account can't become the main hub. If the local gangs want to expand, they will have multi account since the payout restricted. More chance for bet sites to cross reference data from those accounts to conduct an investigation, deen if the using VPN is legit or fishy.

Almost every sportsbook which is blocked in your or in any country can be accessed by VPN, however, you should know that if a sportsbook is blocked in your country and you access it via VPN, there is always a risk that betting site may come to know that you are using it from the prohibited country and may block your account. In that case, you may lose your deposited funds too. Also, if they enforce the KYC, then you cannot use the site even via VPN.

The reason doesn't matter since it's happened so many times. Sportsbet will always take your deposit. If you win, they may do KYC and confiscate your money.

Usually VPN is not advised, but on other site, they still allow it. But if you want to use VPN, better use a paid one, dedicated IP specifically.
Sites that offers sportsbook where I am also using a VPN service are Roobet and Duelbits.

But since your country is blocked, I really won't advise you to play there either. You might just get some problems later if you decided to proceed given that your region is blocked from accessing the site.



I'm not aware that livecasino is offering sportsbook on their site at the current moment? Are they? I was looking for it before but I cannot find it anywhere there.

The majority of crypto bookies don't accept customers from US, better not to ask support and raise a flag that can cause account ban. Especially Stake is most popular one untill they request KYC and there is a risk of blocked funds in case of breaching ToS. Unpopular bookies are risky too, they look like VPN friendly but odds and Vip rewards are below than average gambling platform.

Those in the US are pretty much limited to Nitrobetting for sports wagering.

I just use LiveCasino as an example of gambling sites, but if you want to play on LiveCasino, bets like Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette and many other games are offered which you can choose from, but they are not supporting sport at the moment.

Well I did not use a VPN ever but I wonder if the gambling casino will allow users to change their IP address per login. So possible there are possible hackers and scammers in that gambling casino that are hiding and waiting for some opportunity to scam or to have a victim.
If I am a gambling casino owner, I will not allow this VPN.
However --you are right if you will use VPN just for the paid ones, not on the free VPN and I saw the reason why we must avoid free VPN ^[1]
[1] ^{[ https://clario.co/blog/are-free-vpns-safe/ ]}.

I believe in the future livecasino will start sportbooking and that will be a big plus to the casino most especially when it comes to number of games since you listen quite a good number of games. But then again let not use vpn to access livecasino even though it is allowed there.

Be it paid or free VPN, VPN is VPN if to comment only on what you post, only just that paid VPN are ads free and safe, but free VPN are not ads free and your data are sold to third party and the ads can contain malware.

I have noticed all gambling sites I access all support VPN, but maybe you are right, they casino can be waiting for mistaken from the user, using just a IP address is better.

If you are the owner of a casino, you will not just follow your own decision, you will follow professionals decisions after they stated the reason to do something or not that find convincing.

It is because USA is tainted. Nobody wants to deal with the US customers. The moment they accept a player from the US, they'll have to deal with the US authorities and the US authorities are a pain in the ass to deal with. Ain't nobody got time for this shit.

Some casinos let people use VPN's but it is because they respect the players' right to stay anonymous. But even if they "act" like they are from the US, that would create lots of problems for the casino.

Using a VPN, of course, you can log in and register on the gambling site, but this will really become an obstacle to passing KYC, where it is necessary, if your country is on the list of restrictions, I think this is the main obstacle. After all, even in a casino where there is no explicit indication for verification, for example in betfury.io there is a clause in their rules that the casino can request you to pass KYC if there is a need.

Just like I have stated before, there are many disadvantages to using VPN in casinos even if the t&c does not make a strict role against using VPN to access their site. The use of VPN is widely discouraged by many casino users who will have a hard ugly experience with verification.

Most of the crypto casinos allows the usage of VPN for security and privacy reasons but this can backfire as well especially a casino offers promotions and context because they are against the multi account so even if you're legitimately using your only account the VPN your are using may cause you the problems so your account will be terminated forever so just go with the dedicated IP for proxy.

And if the casino added your country to the blacklist then you're not allowed to play, if you try to bypass the rule by using proxy called VPN at some point you will get caught and you will lose all your funds left in their wallet.

This is true.

The terms and rules re: the use of VPN on sportsbooks have never been black and white. It has always been gray, which makes it hard for us bettors to really get that certainty on whether or not we'll use VPN when we bet. There are lots of things that could go wrong on our accounts when we use VPN to play on gambling platforms in general. There are those sudden bans due to 'suspicious account activity' and other such things which always ends to an account being suspended. My take: just don't use VPN if it's not necessary. The uncertainties tied to using a VPN does not outweigh its benefits to the user.

This all happens because the users simply use the free and popular VPN but its is very risky when we are using a casino because we deposit our money there and most people don't even give time to read about their ToS and only realize the mistake after their account got suspended or terminated. If I am not wrong some members asked about the usage of VPN allowed in their ANNs when there is no proper explanation is mentioned in their ToS where the representatives replies it is allowed but whenever they think there is something suspicious they can hold all the activities of account and proceed for KYC verification.

I don't think it would be wise to gamble with  using VPN. Because there is an issue of money transaction, when you deposit a large amount of money or your transaction seems suspicious to them, they will ask you for KYC.Then  I don't think you have any others choice  to lose money.  Also, some casinos require kyc when win a big jackpot.  I think where you have to gamble by using VPN you should not gamble gamble there. You should gamble there, where no need to use vpn।

Even if the end user employs the use of a paid VPN service, the platform still has ways to know that. Which is why it's best to not use it especially if it's not necessary and just stick to your normal connection. There isn't a lot of advantage using a VPN to gamble anyway, apart from bypassing restrictions on countries that have these sites blocked. Your privacy would also not matter much especially if you haven't submitted any KYC to the platform. I know using VPNs is only to be on the safe side, but in this instance you don't know if using one will benefit your gambling exploits or not.

Yes, they do. Most internet service providers will assign you a new IP address each time you reboot your router or turn off then on your mobile data. Besides, many users log in from different devices and/or locations (different IPs). Casino owners know this and therefore they allow logging in from different IPs.
It only becomes suspicious when the ip range is completely different (different country) or when more than account have the same ip. In such cases, they may ask the user to complete kyc.

Not something new anymore on which it is true that whenever you do reset out your router then your IP changes but its still residing on that similar country which it wont really be that much of an issue

and as you do pointed out that if we do talk on a particular user logs on different ip in terms of different countries involved then it would really be raising up that alert which most platforms
would really be taking out such action.

Although there are platforms which do allow VPN thats why its suggested that you should be reading up their TOS most of the time or when you do tend to deposit on a certain casino.
It doesnt really take much time.

I think you are free to use a VPN as long as you are not using it to circumvent through their terms of service. If they offer service to your country, you can use a VPN if your ISP is restricting access to that casino. But better to contact their support team and let them know your issue. If they have KYC, verify your account so you don't face any problem in the future.

Of course, I am not an expert in the field of VPN. And I can not reliably assert how VPN masks the place, that country from which you really go online. And I suspect that such a masking is currently purely symbolic and specialists can easily calculate everything.
However, the experience of using a VPN shows that many sites do not allow them to enter them via VPN. But also the same, if not much more, on the contrary not only allowed, but even encourage such an entrance. So you never know whether you can go with a VPN or you will not be available.
Everything is solved only by experience.

Most the people like to hide their identity in casino and sports bet.So it was taken serious by the website and they allow such VPN for the gambling.The website only allow the user liked things,they will not allow all the things to the game.Because it will affect the trust of the game.Most of the sportsbet was based on the various countries in the world,it was reason of VPN.

They can hide their identity as well if they will not pass the KYC, VPN is to hide to location, more safety on your side so you will not be traced, however, some gambling sites can also use this to accuse gamblers of cheating, so we have to be very careful in using VPN, and make sure we should not put our eggs in one basket if you know what I mean.

Of course it will work. But here is more important question to be considered: Will casino try to use vpn-connection argument to justify your blacklist if such will happen?
I have a lot of cases when such things occured, casino blocks you for some reason and then trying to refer to their ToS about VPN. And yes, casino see if you're using vpn connection (in most cases, it's easy to see ssh connection or timezone difference and so on)

I understand but why? If I am from a prohibited country and if I go as an immigrant to another that is not prohibited, if I am playing from the non-prohibited country, and if I give my data, then does that mean that I do not have the right to play? the same happens if I use a VPN from a prohibited country, of course the problem is that if they ask for the address and service in my name, but if I am an immigrant I do not have any address or service in my name.

There are many site didn’t ask kyc for a 1 stage limitation. In my opinion if someone countries have restriction for gambling site then he can use vpn but It would not be right for him to deposit too much money. He has to keep in mind the issue of limitation. Else his account may be blocked or his account money may be frozen.  And may ask kyc to him.

This case is a bit complicated and the answer depends on many factors. What may be true or OK for one casino might be wrong or a NO for another casino.
Some casinos ban users based on their country of origin regardless of where they are staying (country of residence). This may also depend on the type of residence you have whether it's permanent or temporary..
In such cases, better read read carefully the T&C of the service you intend to use and if you still have some doubts you should contact their customer support to have the correct answer.
I know many people who travel abroad just to access and benefit from services which are restricted in their countries, but not sure how legal is that.

The problem is for now there are some casinos who consider this as cheating and limit the use of VPN there.
Indeed, in terms of the advantages of VPN, it is very good, but we as active gamblers will clearly feel the loss if all sites now prohibit VPN because it is considered abuse, especially if we bet with a large amount of money, this will be very risky.

Before you attempt to use VPN in any casino or gambling site, make sure you have read their ToS on this section.
Also, if you feel it is not clear, you can reach out their support and ask further about their protocols towards the use of VPN.
Because if you happen to win or deposit significant amount of money, your funds may get into trouble.
Would be hard for you to recover your funds if they found some loopholes in their rules and regulations.

what I pictured out in essence of using VPN is a country that is restricted of note penetrate to a particular site so does country can only have accessibility through using VPN to penetrate to the side so no country that is not allowed of using a VPN except that that particular site that you want to use VPN to access can be accessed without using VPN so nobody can deprive you access inside and you use VPN and the site will not be penetrating to or be accessible.

I am not really sure that I understand the thing which is static and dynamic so incase if the ISP we are using providing dynamic IP the address won't be same all the time so it also may end up as an issue but it never happened to me at all but had this curiosity because lot of people complained about their account being on hold for KYC for all all of a sudden even though they never used VPN .

Generally gambling sites often restricted  some certain areas by which you can't play online casino form the particular redistricted place. This happens for a variety of reasons, including local, national, or state restrictions on gambling sites. VPNs  that means Virtual Private Networks help you access blocked websites by changing location and browser settings. Here there many gambling sites don't allow VPN some others allow it according to my observation there are few casino who allow vpn but always remember that using VPN is not suitable for gambling. Some times It cause many problems with your gambling ID or withdrew issue. After all i share some vpn friendly casino as far i know they user friendly. Fortune Jack,Stake.com,BetNow,BetOnline.ag etc.

I contacted Stake.com customer support and they don't support vpn anymore.

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Here's a site https://fastestvpn.com/blog/top-casinos-allowing-vpn-gambling/ that shows some casino that allows vpn on their platform. It's already outdated and Stake.com is also on the list so it's much better to contact first the customer support of the website before using vpn to make sure you won't encounter any issues. There may be similar answers here that is on the list of that article but they are not allowing vpn anymore on their platform.

I just wonder why would anyone want to use VPN while accessing a gambling site?  There should be no reason to use VPN unless you want to illegally access the gambling site without being caught by your government (if they have prohibited or banned gambling).

I suggest not to play gambling using a VPN unless there is a solid reason for doing so.

No matter your IP address is, you're still forwarding your info to the VPN service provider you're using, and they can leak information which can lead to you being tracked. It may not happened to you, or your accounts may not have been blocked, but that doesn't mean that the platform you're using doesn't know where you are and who you are. Who knows, they might just be holding that information until you make that fat deposit, or until you win big and use the "something is suspicious" card on you once you try to make a withdrawal.

was also wondering about this because when they ask KYC, the use of VPN might just be an issue for them. he must be  from countries where gambling is illegal which could also be risky for him.

but does anyone knows how we could use the same location and ipaddress over and over through VPN?

Maybe they want to avoid monitoring from their ISP or government when playing gambling so they decide to use a VPN because some gamblers may come from countries where gambling is prohibited but still want to gamble. Hopefully they can understand the risks of using a VPN to gamble, especially if they don't ask each casino about using a VPN, meaning whether the casino allows its users to use a VPN or not.

Maybe if you use a premium VPN, you can access the same location and IP address as before. But if it's for free users, I don't know much.

I personally rarely use a VPN because in my country some of the sites I use to gamble can still be accessed without using a VPN.
As for maybe there will be a change there and have to use a VPN there I might see something like this although I don't think I would worry too much about things like this because I gamble for my personal pleasure and I don't expect my money back there.

The risk associated with the use of vpn is too much and one need to be careful not to fail victim for a situation of account ban due to vpn usage. But the if you look at playing with only small amount you can try using vpn but i must sa it is a bad idea to use VPN to bypass restrictions.

People use VPNs for many legit reasons one of which is privacy. However, when the casino detect/find out that you are accessing their website via a VPN, the first thing they would think of is that you are trying to hide your real location for devious reasons. Therefore, they are within their rights to ask the user in question to verify his identity.

There are many VPNs which offer dedicated IP addresses but you will have to pay for it. I am not aware of any VPN which offer this service for free.

It's same for my country and all gambling related websites are blocked (as well as some other sites). People have to use VPN's and most people don't want to pay for VPN so they use free ones. Unfortunately some sites block free VPN services, for example you can't enter Stake with free VPN. When you try to open it says IP is blocked. I don't have much trouble about other big sites other than low internet speed due to free service. I have no problem using livecasino.io, I wish they add sports bets so I don't have to use another site to place bets. Casinos and sportsbooks should put no limit on VPN usage because it's a must for some countries.

From your story, I think that if you want to access gambling sites, you can use a premium VPN instead of a free VPN because it can help you access gambling sites. Even on premium VPNs, you may find IPs from your country that are not blocked by your country's ISP (if your country allows gambling). But if indeed your country blocks gambling and your country are on the blacklist of casino sites, it is better not to try to access the casino because it can cause problems for you.

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Can definitely cause problems if you do make yourself get caught but since we are already on that online access era or internet era then getting caught would be really hard for government to do so.
If gambling is restricted and prohibited on some countries then it would be understandable that you do need to avoid but if you are really that eager then you would make use of VPN.
We know that it does have different classifications whether its premium or free and we know on what its con's and pro's in regarding changing IP but in overall most sports book are
neither strict about VPN but in overall it would be good on asking in regard on this manner into their support so that you would have the idea.

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

Using a VPN to bypass a casino is a risky move. I suppose you already knew that because if not, you are putting your bard earned funds at the risk of being lost in an instant. As you can see, there's really only a few gambling site that supports the usage of VPN and proxy for security reasons such as avoiding abuse.

If you really want to use a VPN, I suggest you take a look first in the casino's terms and conditions as well as their policies before actually using one. Because violating their rules comes with a price and that might be your accounts activation or withholding your funds. Better option would be finding a casino that is not restricted on your area and play there if it's suitable to what you are looking for. That way you are saving yourself from trouble.

Mere looking at it there is no different between free and paid VPN because everything is still paid when we look at it from another perspective. The free VPN get there money from google ads that is why they still make money even though yiu don't want to paid a dime. The ads that we see using all those free VPN are source of income to the programers/owners. The free VPN sometimes does not allow us to select a region where we want the ip address to be fixed but they are still the same.

Then it's better to choose a paid VPN, when you are gambling, that means you are capable of risking money, so I'm sure a monthly subscription of a VPN for a gambler is not that expensive. At least, with a paid VPN, you can get what you want, the IP country you like and you'll be in a server that are less congested.

I understand your sentiments. Despite having free VPNs readily available, some people still prefer the paid ones. Why? Maybe because of the convenience it offers. Those free VPNs surely have their catch because if they don't, they won't profit. Most of the things we get for free are not actually for free. There's always something in exchange in using something without actually paying money such as containing ads on it so they can finance and profit still.

In paid VPNs and in other paid apps or platforms, the convenience and other advanced features are being paid. So if money isn't really a problem for you, then you would opt purchasing instead of undergoing hassle. Although still, i still stand my ground to better check tos first before using vpn to avoid further trouble.

I agree. An unpaid VPN aka a free VPN is not only slow and inefficient but you will lose more privacy than you think. I am sure the free VPN services collect and sell your data and do a lot worse things than that. Quite ironic, wanting to protect your privacy and then losing your data to some shady people who you will never know.

Paid VPNs are really worth it. And as previous posters have mentioned, getting a dedicated VPN for a bit of extra cost will really save you a lot of headaches.

Well, up until an online gambling casino or some other platform like a cryptocurrency exchange freezes your account and funds arbitrarily and asks for your KYC, which of course you will have problems with seeing as they will see you used a VPN and then only more problems arise from that... Non custodial is the way to go and is the future!

You can try Betja, it's a no KYC sportsbooks and doesn't have any rules of VPN, so it should be fine to everyone who often face the ISP or Curacao licenses banned their countries.

Betja have a decent reputation, even though I wouldn't say it's completely trustworthy. Because a no license casino/sportsbook can be more easier to become scam project rather than the licensed casino/sportsbook.

I beg to differ. I'll start with the last point. The devs or companies behind those paid VPNs are the same behind the free ones. They usually offer two versions (paid and free or trial). So if you are not going to trust paid VPNs the you definitely should not trust the free versions.
Secondly, free versions have limited or lack some features such as limited data and slow connection which you will notice when streaming or downloading huge files. But most importantly, free VPNs do not provide dedicated IPs so your will share the same IP with multiple users which may result in many problems.

Well if you want to avoid problems in the future don't use a free VPN because I have tried this before it does not work and sometimes it causes by a low internet connection in your internet provider which makes you annoying. We have plenty of gambling casinos that we have to choose from, if the gambling casino is not available in your country then --just move on and find another one, because for me there is no better way if you are accessing a casino using VPN either it is paid or free.

If just for the purpose of using gambling sites, Free VPN should do. Users just have to find good ones even for a Basic Version. There are lots of them. For a start, users can search for the top free VPN on their browser's extension. Try to look at the Extension page of any browser. Not hard to navigate there.

Obviously, if VPN is also used on other works as well by those users, a purchased paid version is necessary.

With these issues of prohibited gambling sites, illegal gambling, using VPNs, and anything related to those, I feel lucky that here in our country, it's gambling-friendly, and most online gambling sites are allowed. Can't imagine the trouble of using different methods just to access gambling sites in those restricted regions.

I seen this site. It seems good. and i found my some favourite betting game on there. Like Foodball, Tennis, Basketball. But I can use this site without any kind of vpn. It is not yet restricted to my location. So I can use it easily. But it would be better if it could be used without kyc.

They are probably a licensed casino and their regulators are tight with the implementation of KYC. Actually, if you are looking for a gambling site that you can play anonymously, you can try different gambling sites which has a good reputation in the forum. I was able to check Betja but was not able to continue making an account.

Some people want to seek a specific country to connect with that's why some of them are willing to pay with the VPN because of the connecting to their server the same way here if you are just using for casual use and gambling it is good not to get paid for a VPN but and also there are a lot of injectors can use for free if you have some knowledge how to configure with it it is less hassle, but most of the gambling platform now are getting flag those accounts who they think it is quite suspicious activity because of the changing everytime of ISP.

To be honest with with you the use of VPN pauses security risk to your privacy, most of the free or paid network we connect to have lead to so many hacking and stealing of information/data. But still there are.some legit ones but in the long run what is the need of the stress to get bypass a restrictions when at the end the site you want to access via VPN have flags against the use of VPN.

You need to put some antivirus or anti-malware so no unwanted app will be installed on your device while using a VPN, but you are right, paid VPN is always better and as long as you use it right, you will benefit by enjoying your privacy.

But don't forget that the government can still detect everyone who accesses the internet. The government can use its power to detect where people are exploring the internet. If, in our country, gambling is prohibited, we should not violate it because it could get us in trouble one day. But even though we know that gambling is prohibited in our country, we still gamble and many of us even use VPNs to access gambling. This can cause problems for us later but hopefully, it doesn't happen to us.

Does every time we access the internet, every site that has been explored in history is stored in government databases, even if we use the browser in incognito mode?
But regarding the use of VPN apps to access gambling, there is no guarantee that your casino account will remain safe because you have to study the detailed terms and conditions related to VPN access from the list of countries that have been banned, if you continue to access it and the platform has detected VPN users, your account can be banned at any time. IMO.

Well, not everybody want to pay for VPN service and they are rather very expensive because they are not pricing packages by country's purchasing power like some other sectors do. I'm pretty sure you don't want to give ~1/20 of your wage every month just for a premium VPN service, most sane people don't.
It's really annoying that governments completely shut the door on such a large industry, it's not just because they can't get taxes. They block such sites due to religious nonsense and interfere with people's lifestyles. There are options like Cyprus and Batumi for physical casinos, but online gambling has a different place and it shouldn't be that hard to go in.

It could really just neither Religious or Tax kind of concern on why government do really prohibits out or make some ban just because they do like it and us citizens then there's nothing we can do but to abide with these
things and its true that no one will really be that willing on spending out for monthly payment for VPN just to access out the sites that we do love to engage on.
For on topic reply then majority of crypto sportsbook that we do have today or into this market doesnt really have that much restriction when it comes to countries that wouldnt be allowed to access
but if you do really love to have that peace of mind then you could really see their terms and conditions and see for yourself about on those sites been listed out
if your country is included and if it is then  its just common sense that you do need to find another one.

By using a good and reliable VPN you should be safe. Most governments don't have sufficient resources to track all their citizens' online activities.
The problem in the case you presented is not the government but the gambling website itself. Most casinos, especially regulated ones, ban users from countries where gambling is prohibited. So if they detect you are from one of those countries and you are using a VPN then they will ban your account.

It could be that the government keeps the data in their database because we don't know. The government can request each customer's data through their ISP, which is an easy thing for the government. The use of a VPN application can indeed protect tracking from anywhere. Still, we also have to be careful if we want to use a VPN to access gambling because we have to see whether our country is included in a country that is blocked by casinos or not. If the casino blocks the country but we use a VPN, we should be more careful and not use big money to avoid if the casino ends up blocking our account.

If they really want to protect themselves from being tracked, they will inevitably have to buy a premium VPN and I think many people have already done that. Many people are selling premium VPNs for cheap and you can find them on this forum. The government may not want to get complaints from other parties so they close the door to the gambling industry. And maybe that's what triggers the growing illegal gambling in the country that the government doesn't know about. And people use online gambling to satisfy their cravings.

It is true. Many VPNs can be used as our protection in exploring the internet. But if you want to use a VPN to visit casino sites, you have to be careful, especially if you are from a country where gambling is prohibited. No one knows when the casino will be able to tell if we are using a VPN or not because it is only a matter of time.

im recommend dont use NordVPN and ExpressVPN . because database of them has been leaked by hackers .I have evidence because Im one of victim and my english not too good so i can't do report to them . that is all i want to warning to you guys !
Goodluck

They're not have any license and why you're can't making a new account? I have checked their TOS and didn't found they're limiting some jurisdictions. They're not using a provider about their sportsbook, so I'm confuse how did they limit certain jurisdictions if they're not cooperate with other strict services.

Don't let the user search those anonymous sportsbooks in this forum, but you can search it yourself and recommend to him. AFAIK there's no more No KYC casino and VPN friendly with decent reputation except Betja.

You need to post your evidences, NordVPN and ExpressVPN are popular and maybe the most used VPN out there.
I'm a user of NordVPN for more than 2 years and I have no issued using them so far.
If their database is leaked by hackers, there must a news for it since it is a big news to miss.
Do you have any links for us to read about this news where their database is leaked and many users are affected?

I agree the solution is to use a premium VPN app to avoid tracking from the government as users from blacklisted countries have no other way to access online casinos, although there is speculation about risks related to casino account security but in my opinion it is rare to block casino accounts without warning, but we must use funds that are ready to be lost because anything can potentially happen if accessing them illegally.

many of them are all currently databases into hackers so if you want to download it from the Play store you have to check very well before you download why using them and the hackers I involved into it is when you have not download it from there official platform which is been recommended by Google or buy them so if you download from a wrong place is when hackers will attach to it.

There’s a lot of advantages if you try to use VPN when gambling. Aside from it will be even more costly, you might still get caught with gambling illegally. Either your funds will be confiscated, or you will suffer worse than that. So if you want to gamble safely, do not be attached from using VPN, as it won’t either guarantee your anonymity if you desire for that.

But it will be safer if they don't force themselves to keep accessing or visiting online casinos than to get into trouble for their accounts later. The biggest risk they will get is locking or blocking their account without warning from the casino and they can only complain here. Premium VPNs can provide security for people, with or without visiting casino sites. But indeed, if you want to use a premium VPN, you have to pay more but I think it's worth it.

You need to post a clear evidence. without any clear proof your Post will worthless.
if your english is not good. It is not a big problem. You can explain us by using google translator or any others online translator. we will easily able to understand your post.

I don't know much about this particular VPN but I know Nordvpn Is a good one and has more popularity to other VPN. For now I prefer using Orbot VPN because it is more safety and not expensive. Many VPN do require money from users to subscribe to get the service but Orbot is a good one I started using recently and it worth it.

Not only speed many other things makes premium VPN better.

For example,

• No ironic ads during browsing.
• No usage limit
• You can use your preferred country's IP address ( Whereas with a free vpn you do not get this facility)
• Advanced encryption standard (AES)
• Premium VPNs do not sell your data.

What is VPN:
Why not use free vpn


I'd suggest you give a good read to these articles.
1) Free VPN vs Paid VPN – Which Is Right for You (https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/free-vpn-vs-paid-vpn-which-is-right-for-you/#:~:text=Paid%20VPNs%20give%20you%20unlimited,sites%20and%20for%20connection%20speed.)
2)Free VPNs are a Privacy Nightmare: Here's Why (https://securitytoday.com/articles/2018/09/26/free-vpns-are-a-privacy-nightmare-heres-why.aspx?m=1)

Well thank you for dropping these links it really helps to understand how important to protect our data from abusive free VPN services which is not good advice to use. I don't understand why people try to use VPNs in a gambling casino, there are thousands of them to choose from with the same game --though they have different features and promotions but if gambling casinos are prohibited in your place, why you will force yourself to use them and use VPN. It is very risky.

There are instances where in we have no choice but to use VPNs especially if we're in an area where a certain gambling site is restricted but as much as possible, we must avoid using it. We can look for legit and reputable sites that are allowed in our location. Most reputable casino sites don't allow using of VPNs and it's against their TOS. We might face problems later on if we'll break them.

Yeah, that's right.  Whenever YOU use a VPN, you can get serious problems in the future.  The main problem is the inability to withdraw your funds.  The casino can request KYC and this is where the problem starts.  Those who have to send you money will have a question why you went to the site through vpn.  And it will begin - what are you hiding?  Where do you really live?  What country's passport do you have.  What is your nationality?  And so on. 
And all this is superfluous for you, but good opportunities for the casino and clues to find fault and in the end not return your money to you. 
This is where I see the big risk of gambling through vpn.

Yes, in part everything that has to do with anonymous casinos is what makes many players more excited to look for them, and I think that it is currently a topic that everyone is looking for, anonymity is considered a right, but a right that is being removing more and more, the use of VPN is a very good option, in fact it is the best, some casinos do not care if they use vpn or not, they care is that they enter to play, and I think that is where everything should start , now the licenses, the governments always intervene, they want to have control over everything, and we cannot let these things go to waste, I know that the most enthusiastic and anonymity-worshippers always look for these casinos, and that they accept the use of VPN.

I hope more casinos would consider the use of VPNs at least the premium ones so people from gambling-restricted countries will be able to enjoy gambling as well. It's a good thing that some reputable casinos allow it because, to be honest, it can decrease the number of black market casinos in some countries. It has cons but if they will focus on the good side of using VPNs, they could easily see its benefit.

I am surprised to read his allegations because I know that even though VPNs are hard to be trusted, NordVpn is one of the popular ones that people are using, I am surprised that you said their data is leaked. One thing about vpn is that you will be able to hide your ip address to some people and then expose it to some people. Which is manageable in gambling because some people don't mind since they can bypass their hindrances and be able to place bets from their restricted areas.

The cons can easily be checked or double checked by a more professional IT team which beside the IP that the VPN hides,it shows what browsers pattern a user has,which browser he uses to play at the casino,which Operating System which help determine if some people is using multi accounting because it is strange for 2 people to use the same pattern as we all know all people are unique to what they like,do and how they behave.I know this has added cost but is a cost that if weight enough the owner of casinos will see more benefits,as most of the people lose in the long run,so it will have a bigger user base thus making more money to the casino.

In the end it is in their strict decision,the owner and the management board of the casino if they will go this route or will continue the route they are in,excluding and not accepting VPN-s.

For sure most of them would really be allowing nor doesnt really mind about users on having multiple accounts but of course there would be some exclusions specially on promotions and bonuses which it would be

understandable or common sense that they would really be limiting out for real users and not into their alt accounts to recieve those perks which its understandable that it would really be unfair.
I do agree into that point mentioned that they do know  that house do always win in the end thats why majority of them do allow VPN and as long there someone who do play and dont abuse
up their bonuses and other perks then it would really just fine for them no matter how many accounts you've been using.

Most people use VPN for a variety reasons, but some crypto gambling sites aren't okay with it,many fear that they're using the VPN to bypass geo-blocking restrictions, which means that the gambling sites could land into problem with government bodies, but I believe you can be able to find one in the forum,there's possibility of getting one here,except if the risk involve is higher than what they can bear, meanwhile you can try doing a research on it.

I reckon it might be safer for everyone not to use a VPN despite if the sportsbook declares that it is VPN friendly. Unless SammyGambler's accusation on Sandbox casino is not true, he has said that Sandbox did not honor his withdrawal because he was using the same IP address as others who might have been multiaccounting in the site. This is after he has explained that he used a VPN.

Also, for high limit gamblers, would you use a VPN and risk the funds to be frozed by the site?

Source https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5378280.msg60557441#msg60557441

Some nonsense from you. Let me explain. Casino which allows free use of VPN can't decrease "black market casinos", because of the fact that this casino belongs to this "black market". Any legal casino will not allow VPN, since it needs to keep blacklists of players from forbidden countries. I understand that some guy from Iran may want to play at casino, but sorry, his government should stop doing nuclear warheads and to threate to free world at first. 

We supposed to know the important or the usefulness of VPN I think you from what I understand because I need VPN it is what's the use or we can use to access any application that is not supported in your IP through internet so with such VPN you can be able to access that particular app because there is some people because of the country they are bees they have no access to penetrate to so many application also many website so true VPN those applications can be open in their country so I think that is the reason why VPN is being introduced

It's the one thing most of these users know but somehow don't give it any attention until the issues associated with using VPN begins to manifest. You might succeed in using VPN to cut corners on most of the sites but it's it's to hold on to you when you least expected as sites are always on the look out for abuses and using VPN on there site is one way to perpetrate some abuse, cratinh multiple accounts, having access to certain odds, promotions, bonuses and more. It's best you stick to what is acceptable within the T&C of the casino and be safe than having to prove yourself.

The truth is that it is a great idea to be able to offer the service as a premium, so you can cover much more of your back and it could be an exclusive service, or it also occurs to me that the platform provides the service for those who do not know or do not want to pay VPN, they can offer a plan to play on their platform as they want, in hours, days, weeks, and this can look very good, because there would no longer be any type of restriction with anyone, that is, if a person is from a prohibited country, simply register under a VPN that has the same site and that the person can give their KYC without problem and use the site, but paying in advance.

But there will be no solution to loosen the country restriction rules that have been published on the website, so it is impossible for casinos to open premium or exclusive services to users from restricted countries, one way is to keep the access gate through VPN and users are advised to use premium VPNs so that no activity harms the casino account when you access the online casino.

In regards to your question I was able to make some research online about casinos that allows the use of VPN for gambling, and these are but a few commonly known casinos I came across. So according to the site, casinos who allows the use of VPN include, Stake.com, Fortunejack, Casinogap and Betonline.ag
Here is the link.. https://fastestvpn.com/blog/top-casinos-allowing-vpn-gambling/

And here is another article which I came across titled "How To Use VPN For Gambling In 2022", which I think will be very useful to you, since you haven't used VPN before and this will serve as a guide.
Link::... https://fastestvpn.com/blog/vpn-for-online-gambling/

And when it comes to the type of VPN to use, I highly recommend you download "VPN Proxy Master" from Google playstore, it is the best VPN so far with a trust rating of 4.7/5
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On this forum there are lots of sportsbook gambling sites that exist and that serve using a VPN and some are not.
example:
Those who use friendly VPNs Like Stake.com, Robet, Sportsbet and many others.

In my opinion, if you want to bet on sports betting with a gambling site that uses a VPN, my advice, pay attention to the dangers, weaknesses and what are the options for using the best VPN.

Before you use a gambling site that uses a VPN, try to read and reflect on the quote below.
VPN friendly crypto gambling sites. (https://bitedge.com/blog/which-crypto-gambling-sites-are-vpn-friendly/)

Hopefully, you can make a betting decision in the VPN policy.

Using VPN comes with risk. If the casino or gambling website someone is thinking to bypass the restriction prohibits the usage of VPN, then they must not try to use it there to begin with. Unless they want a headache and pile of troubles waiting at their doorstep, then go ahead. But if someone do not want to be troubled and be bothered later on with the consequences of using a VPN, then it's best to just avoid doing it and just find another gambling site that allows the usage of one.

Because as much as the VPNs are advanced and no matter how much they vouch that it won't be detected, let us all be reminded that the casinos are doing great measures of security too to detect those who do not follow their terms of service and policies. And once you got caught, you can't argue with any punishment the management will give you because to begin with, you knew the rules and didn't obey them.

In my opinion, there are two side of "sportsbooks are vpn friendly" coin. They are friendly until you bring money and gamble. But as soon as you win big amount, they will instantly becomes unfriendly and will poke user with ToS, and wag a finger saying player violated something. I would say that being vpn friendly are casinos insurance from loosing big amounts. Some might disagree with me. But I will ask a proof then, where VPN user won a lot and casinos let him withdraw it.

According to what I have found out and in part I have interacted with the support of some sites, they tell me that they do not allow VPNs due to their configuration, the licenses are the ones that indicate which countries can interact, but this is where my doubt comes in, if I am registered in a permitted country, and if I travel to a prohibited country, I should enter with my VPN without any problem and in case of any problem I only notify that I am outside my country and everything should be fine, or in the case that I am going to living in a prohibited country, they should also allow it, because there is already a previous registration and there is a KYC that I have already passed (if it is the case that requires KYC), there should be no problem there.

That's good advice because instead of using a VPN just for gambling and not necessarily avoiding checking by the casino, it's better not to try to access a casino that doesn't allow VPNs. Reputable casino sites can ban the use of VPNs to identify members from countries that prohibit gambling and freeze our accounts because the casinos don't want to get in trouble with the regulators.

Before you decide to use a VPN, it is better to ask the casino first to avoid future problems. You can tell the casino frankly that you will use a premium VPN, if possible so that your IP address doesn't change every time you access the casino. The casino will already know if you are using a VPN but they will see a list of countries that are prohibited from playing in their casino. And if your country is included in that list, the casino will refuse you to play at that casino.

This is what a VPN can do, but the problem with them is that they are centralized, and your government can sanction the company that allows VPN service to their country. This is why it is advisable to always use TOR, as nobody can censor it, it is also an open source, and anyone from around the world can use it. Your government can know who is using the internet as they can easily know when you connect with an IS provider, but the government will be limited to knowing your next move when you IP address is wrapped by the next node, they wouldn't know your location if you are wrapping them with another. The only disadvantage with it is that a KYC may be request in future which may live you hanging.

Casinos have to protect their own interests as well. Lots of people tend to view them in a negative light but if they were to process all large winnings without screening them, they might give way to more fraud if they're not careful.

TOR might be the solution besides a VPN because users have to buy a VPN to get full access from the premium VPN. Besides that, using a free VPN to connect to the internet is not recommended. I don't know if the government can sanction internet provider companies but maybe they can do it because they are the regulators of our country. When you use a VPN or TOR, you can hide your real location so that it can protect you from unwanted attacks. Nowadays, KYC has started to be implemented in many casinos even though they impose requirements for their members to complete KYC.

This is a behavior that speaks very badly of a sports betting house that treats it like this, I see it as a bit ethical on the part of platforms that do that, since if they detect the use of VPN and it is not within their policies, at the moment that detect it, they should inform the player and not allow him to continue playing, because if the case you say happens and then they refuse to give him his money or to withdraw, it is something that the player could use in his favor to make the corresponding relamo, and if the casino comes out that in their terms and conditions they said so, they should have taken the pertinent operations for the warning, currently I do not see a problem that VPN is used, an asino cares is that they play on their site, this type of problem with VPN should no longer exist.

If a casino platform prohibits VPN then VPN should not be used there. In this point the gamblers have the responsibility. If they win a large amount then the gambling platform will not do anything, if there is a withdrawal. Both can be blamed for such problem. Why did the gambler choose the black way despite knowing the fact? and another one, why one gambling company did not message him after detecting?

Whenever you do have plans on playing on a casino and you've been restricted then it would really be just common sense that you arent allowed to play and if you do decide to get access then VPN would

be your option or last resort and it would be understandable that you are already violating site rules since it is really having those prohibited countries which you arent allowed to play.

If you do push on accessing then it would be your call but you should know the risk and once you've been caught then say sorry to the money you do have into your account.
Most of the time the account would be locked and block all the access you do have in the account.

One of the reasons why they didn't make the VPN supported is because of this kind of thing once the user makes a login into a different IP this can be tagged as suspicious account, of course, there's a chance they might doing something not right, and by that can be caused to on having an issue with the withdrawal process. It is good to check the FAQs of the gambling platform to make sure they supported this kind of thing and lessen the issue in the future.

Aside from KYC verification, VPN usage should be the 2nd priority of users when checking ToS or FAQ. Most of the reputable casinos that I know doesn't allow VPN on their platform but there are some that allows it on certain conditions.

The reason I can think of about why some gambling website don't allow VPN on their platform is they don't want someone who is from a country like North Korea or China to access their website to gamble because it is illegal there.

TOR bowser become another solution when sportsbook and gambling casino block or banned in some countries, I don't think which one most safety access by using TOR browser or VPN when get banned on website gambling. Not seeing about VPN premium or free but I care how safety our account when access using TOR browser or VPN, both way are using IP from another country and sportsbook or casino gambling site detected access of our account from different IP address. Some sportsbook have different domain id and better to check if general domain was banned need to find alternative domain but keep on the same website of sportsbook.

But when your country prohibits gambling, even if you use the TOR browser or VPN, free or paid, it is very risky because, after all, you have violated the rules in your country. It's just a matter of time until the regulator in your country identifies you because you are gambling, even if you use TOR or a VPN. In addition, we also need to look at the list of countries that are banned by sportsbook sites and gambling casinos because we don't want to break the rules from them. Sportsbooks and gambling casinos have different domains to avoid blocking from the government but don't gamble if your country forbids it.