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Hey everyone,

I'm thinking about starting a website that talks about crypto casinos, and I need your help to pick the best ones. I want to focus on casinos that are safe and reliable, so my site doesn't end up recommending bad ones. I plan to write honest reviews and also share what other people say online, kind of like how old blogs used to do where it mattered what people thought about a site instead of taking dirty money from scam projects.

Can you suggest some crypto casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

It's a plus if they're cool with KYC stuff or even better if they are NO KYC.

Also, if you've ever taken money out from these places, please tell me how long it took. It's annoying when sites say INSTANT WITHDRAWAL, but then the casino's support says it might take up to 12 hours.

The policy and TOS of casinos can change at any time which if you write something good today and the TOS is changed after just a few days, your review might just be the reason for someone who got into the mess. You must be very updated on what changes have been made to the casinos that you have reviewed.

Not trying to discourage you with this but that's just my suggestion. There are easy ways to do this nowadays and blogs were made outdated. It's called Vlog. You can do it on youtube and gain followers and you can still monetize.

I support what cabron has said, this days, alot of things are changing really fast, it's not just in the tech industry or market, but some casinos are also changing rules and updating their terms of service sometimes without even letting their customers know, running a review site will require you not just depend on what people say about a casino, but it will require you to use a casino yourself, have your own experience with the casino, this will help you write better and honest reviews.

And I did also say that, most online gambling casino reviewers started just as you, made good promises about not ever collecting money from any casino to write a good review for the casino when in reality, such casino doesn't deserve a good review, but after starting, the first casino approaches the review site owner with thousands of dollars, money the review site owner may possibly have never seen or touched in his life, and then, they accept the offer and deviate from their promise, this is why I personally never trust new review site owners coming to make such promises as you just made, human beings can't be trusted, they are very frigile and can bend at any slight opportunity.

Now, talking about casinos where or that are VPN friendly, you have to specify the type of VPN, is it free or paid VPN? For both are not the same.

Regardless what you may think, have it at the back of your mind that casino have the sole right to do whatever their wishes and what look like a rule today may not be effective in the next day and for that you have to be constantly update with how you collect those informations and updating them on your surpose site.

So you have to prepare to put all the necessary mechanisms in place that will put you an edge with update information and rules of those casino as the change's, this could be possible if you have a bot that do the checks.

I plan to check out complaints every day for 10 casinos max (both here and on Casino Guru, which I think is pretty fair from my own experience). I'll be looking for specific problems like:

1. A casino not paying someone because they're from a certain country.
2. A casino asking for proof of address and proof of income.
3. Withdrawal more than 24 hours (unless it's about limits).

This is going to be a small project on the side for me because I'm not really into doing SEO stuff. However, I always look for new casinos to try, since I tend to block myself in casinos where I don't win anything after a while.


So do you know about good casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

ps what is the difference between free and paid VPN except choice of countries?


I know how to do that monitoring. But I'll review trusted casinos. I'm OK with new brands, but recommend it to others is too responsible. As some people here told me that Crashino at start was good casino, but now they withdraw like 3 days (I experienced that).

Recently Bustabit was sold and it has a new owner - leomedina. Yesterday, leomedina replied to my post and told me that he is maintaining the current policies regarding VPNs, which means that everyone is allowed to use VPN on bustabit.com.
Another crypto casino that allows VPN usage is freebitco.in.
Long story short, I know two casinos that are 100% VPN friendly - Bustabit.com & Freebitco.in

I suggest you to also check bustadice.com and moneypot.com, they are potentially VPN friendly too but I am not confident. It's better to ask them.

Here is where no one can tell you with all trust because a casino you freely use today by tomorrow or next you will realized that they aren't trusted anymore because they have seen that something large is between the account where they will ask you for further verification before you could be able to withdraw those funds out from their Gambling site.
What happened is that I can't give any gambling site 100 percent credits because they can fail and disappoint you at anytime, while gambling you should just mind the kinds of casino you may choose.

As I remember Betfury and BC.Games are VPN friendly, they even have that stated in their ANN thread (Betfury for sure, but I am not sure about BC), anyway, I used to use VPN in both casinos without any problems. JustCasino is one of the casinos that's VPN-friendly, but to be honest, I didn't try them.

When it comes to KYC, it's hard to find 101% "No KYC" casino, these days any casino can ask for KYC at any time. When it comes to my experience, I have gambled at Betfury and BC.games for years, as I stated I used to use VPN to play some providers that are forbidden for me... so I have many deposits/withdrawals in these two casinos without any problems, and they still didn't ask me for KYC.

If you choose some casino that has an ANN thread here and an active representative here on the forum you can ask them directly about any of your concerns. It's one of the good sides of this forum.

i have not used a VPN to access a casino but don't they start to function slower? 
if this is due to the kind of VPN plan, the gambler i think will have to spend more for his monthly subscription for this VPN.

the only reason i would want to use VPN is probably because the casino is excluding my country but what's the difference in using just the TOR browser?
i guess you may want to add this to your blog as well. but blogs/review sites today are not so appealing anymore. people know they are paid. if not all.

Do some gambling platforms encourage for the use of VPN at all, maybe some may accept for that but only a few, the use of VPN equally means that you're having something fishy and hiding that you don't have access to benefit from but instead using a VPN to evade the ban restriction, i don't know why i will go or prefer the use of VPN with the gambling platforms that doesn't support the uses.

I remember reading stake.com is VPN-friendly but I am not sure if that is still the case, they might have changed it(I am not really sure). anyway, If forum members suggested a VPN-friendly crypto casino, it is best to personally ask the gambling site's support if they actually allow the use of a VPN, and as far as I know, despite them allowing the use of a VPN you are not allowed to use it to bypass their geographical restrictions or other restriction that can be bypassed by using VPN.

Aside from giving you the chance to choose any country of your choice - a paid VPN still helps in terms of IP, if you're using a free VPN you'll be given a different IP address each time you turn on your VPN but in this case of paid you Mk might be granted access to use the same IP address continuously and that's the major reason people that wants to cheat in casinos that do not allow multiple accounts always go for paid since there will be less change in their IP address which will also reduce the suspicion towards their account.

You mean to say that you're going to make a list and publish it online?


Here's a sample of what you're looking for - https://www.btcgosu.com/vpn-friendly-casinos/

No KYC casinos list too since you prefer it - https://www.btcgosu.com/no-kyc-casinos/

and the anonymous ones of course - https://www.btcgosu.com/anonymous-bitcoin-casinos/

You can find a couple of casinos listed in all of the links above - both VPN and KYC friendly. I suggest you verify it first by asking the casino's customer support or reading their actual ToS.

The only casino that i can recommend for your list is Just-Dice.com, that's the only site that really gives freedom to the users.

Pros:
-No KYC.
-They allow multiple accounts on the same IP (for play, not for chat).
-Even if you are banned from the chat you will be able to keep betting, deposit and withdraw.
-If you win a big amount you will be able to withdraw all.
-You can play in TOR, or any VPS.
-A lot of years operating.
-They allow betting bots.

Cons:
-They only accept clamcoin.
-They only have one game (Dice).

I'm not sure about all those casinos that are VPN friendly for long term because in initial stages all of the casinos allow VPN users to play on their casinos but when the player wants to withdraw the money then those casinos ask for KYC and original country details etc.

However, I have been on a few of casinos where I have used VPN and I had faced no issue while using VPN. In that list I can say that L0tt0 is the casino whose owner said that he's not interested in KYC and he wants everyone to play without any restrictions. He's also committed to allow VPN users on the casino and the ones with VPN can also withdraw without any issues.

BC.GAME is another casino that's in the list of VPN-friendly casinos. It allows VPN users to play and enjoy some gaming experience on their platform. BC.GAME is a top class casino but the good thing about it is that it's a VPN-Friendly casino and allow VPN users to enjoy wide variety of games.

It was a good plan. If you want to create an honest online casino review site, then it is better for you to try the casinos and you can start with the casinos that have signature campaigns on the forums. I don't think it's necessary to share my experience of gambling at the casinos that I often visit because people's experiences are definitely different so it's better for you to try it yourself.

For VPN, I prefer using the 1111 app from cloudflare because it doesn't randomize my country but just keeps my connection private. But if you are looking for a good VPN, choose a paid one, they are usually good

I remember using a VPN on Duelbits when I joined their seasonal promotion event competitions. I used a free VPN back then, but I'm unsure if it was on a trial period. I decided to use a VPN based on feedback and confirmation from other players that it was allowed. I'm not sure if their policy on using VPNs on their platform is still the same now, as this was around 2 years ago if I'm not mistaken.

As far as I know, majority of casinos are against their gamblers using VPN to play on their platform. Have you visited the Scam Accusations (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0/) board? There are a lot of issues for users who uses VPN that at the end of the day after a big win, the casinos are not going to pay them for breaking this rule.


Again, there are no casinos that are cool with KYC if you are obviously submitting fake documents as they can assume that you are not really from that country because you are using VPN. So I would suggest to stay away from this idea if you really wanted to go and play online.

You have to think this way, if they will allow their customers to used VPN, then it will defeat the purpose of regulations or what their license will allow them to do. In short it's for the compliance that they are not allowing VPN, simply as that.

As for which casinos "allow" this? I think there could be 3rd tier platforms, but you can't be assured that you will get your instant withdrawal if you win big as they can used the excuse of your account has been found to be using VPN.

Gambling sites and other platforms such as crypto exchanges everywhere have a maximum withdrawal limit without kyc, because if anywhere allows unlimited withdrawal without kyc, bad activities like money laundering will easily become huge.  For this everyone needs to develop a mindset of doing kyc and for this it is necessary to decide to use a reputable site.  And when someone does kyc on a reputable platform then I don't think there will be any problem for him.

You’re just stating the obvious and not discouraging and if his wise, he should draw some positivity from this rather than feeling bad.
Op should also understand that most of these casino terms and conditions made it obvious tha it can be changed at anytime even after a win without been held responsible and anyone going into giving reviews should be ready to stay extremely updated on every mover of the casinos they recommend to people as they might be held responsible if anything goes wrong at any point in time.

There are several good casinos you can do a review for but I don’t have to mention but I’ve been wondering if anyone ever did any reviews for local online casinos in my country ?
I will be glad to assist you @op if you ever get interested in reviewing casinos in my country as I’m just a pm away.

Although I'm writing from my smartphone and thus, I can't read easily the TOS of Livecasino, the fact is that I have used my VPN before and had no problem with it (I didn't win a big prize either). Although I think that they ask for KYC for large amounts (again, that wasn't my case), I recommend you take a look into their Terms to see if they fit with your needs. Of course, as other members said before, TOS can change at any time. Take it into account.

Majority of the gambling sites don't allow user to use VPN as it would violate their terms that you are not allowed to use the site if you are in the excluded countries that are not allowed to use the site. But I once talked with a support in gambling site (I can't remember which one). I told them that I can't access their site maybe because of my IP but I lived in a country where that website is allowed and I'll use a VPN to bypass it but I'll use a virtual location but same country and they let me do it as they said "Your country is not banned and only people who are in certain excluded country that uses VPN to bypass the website could be ban" but of course in order for them to believe that you are in a country where that website is legal... you need to submit KYC  :D

Maybe hard to fine a no KYC compliant plus VPN friendly casino but try to see this site which list those VPN friendly crypto casinos VPN Friendly Crypto Casino (https://indivisiblegame.com/best-vpn-friendly-crypto-casinos/)

Although some casino on the list is been pointed as scam and the other one is close already so better do proper checking then always choose the most reputable casino among on the list. Also try to verify if there's changes on their terms regarding on VPN usage so that you will not encounter any potential issue and can continue to gamble smoothly on those casino you choose.

Be careful with VPNs, I think you might have to give a good guide to your customers because some website allow VPN usage for privacy protection but at the same time, they disallow multiple accounts, so, if you use a VPN with shared IP, then you might be in trouble if someone else visits the same casino and logs in into his/her account. So, you might warn your users that it's a better idea if they buy a VPN with dedicated IP to get rid of problems associated with shared IPs.
Here is the list of crypto friendly VPNs: List of VPN Service Providers (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5372131.0).

By the way, I can tell you that freebitco.in allows VPN usage for privacy protection but you should be from a country where you can legally access freebitco. They disallow VPN usage if you are from a restricted country and try to pass location restriction.

What is some of your local casinos? Can I play there if I'm not from your country?  As I'm aware casinos with national license doesn't allow foreigners to play there (as they need to verify you).

In my country, casinos with national license are bad because they made you to pay taxes on your winnings. Ofc, they don't scam players, but use classic shady tactics (when withdrawal restricted, but you can play)

You should clarify what’s being VPN friendly casino means because most of the casino doesn’t allow VPN because of hiding your original address that typically due to country restrictions but if you are using it for privacy purposes then you don’t have to worry since KYC will help you to prove that you are not from restricted country.


There’s no license casino that offers KYC. If someone is then you should worry because it a legal requirement of their license provider. Only unlicensed casino such as decentralized casino doesn’t have KYC.

Try Metawin.com, It offers an instant withdrawal because I tried it a lot.

Here's a sample of what you're looking for - https://www.btcgosu.com/vpn-friendly-casinos/

No KYC casinos list too since you prefer it - https://www.btcgosu.com/no-kyc-casinos/

and the anonymous ones of course - https://www.btcgosu.com/anonymous-bitcoin-casinos/

You can find a couple of casinos listed in all of the links above - both VPN and KYC friendly. I suggest you verify it first by asking the casino's customer support or reading their actual ToS.
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I am glad that topics like this come up on the forum because I never thought that there would be casinos that are VPN friendly. I have thought that the gambler account would be banned once the casino geolocation software detects that  a visit from a restricted location. Because of this topic my search on the internet gave me this website that provided a list of VPN Friendly crypto casinos and I surprised to see the popular names of casinos on the forum in the list.

This is the website- https://www.doublethebitcoin.net/crypto-gambling/vpn-friendly-casinos/

​What I had seen out there was that Bitcoincasino could receive players who had a VPN, I don't remember very well, but one day I saw it and it caught my attention, I wanted to ask that in the same thread but the truth is that it caught my attention. have forgotten, but if so they would have a lot of advantage over other casinos, I don't think of a big gambler who puts a lot of money in a casino, I learned that things shouldn't be done that way Because of my economic situation, otherwise I put in little money, that's enough to find what I'm looking for.

But that has to be read in the Tos, in everything that is necessary so as not to later be left with doubts or with claims that may not make sense and one will look like a fool for not reading the Tos, as has happened on many occasions, now I casino them They have all those Demands currently , therefore every time we go to make a claim we Must keep all that in our Mind.

I’m a little bit confused and a little bit migraine reading your post until the end what’s the real thought or conclusion of what you are trying to share here. Your post is very long but doesn’t give clear thoughts on what you are trying to say.

Are you pertaining to Bitcasino.io by any chance? Because this casino is indeed not strict with the use VPN given that it will not be use to hide restricted location.

You’re right if this what you really mean that it’s important to check the ToS personally rather than follow someone suggestion since this might cause a fortune if you win jackpot but later on the casino is really doesn’t allowed VPN.

This condition can only be the reason for going with the crypto gambling casinos that allows for VPN, when it's stated on their terms and conditions, if not, it's not a good idea to make use of VPN is locations or countries that such ip address is not permitted, this is one of the means why many of them started the journey of having problems with so many of the crypto gambling casinos when they don't adhere strictly to what is in their policy.

A casino is like any other business where they can change policy whenever they wanted, so there is no assurance that they will stay a VPN-friendly casino, therefore we should not be confident and play longer using a VPN but it would be better if the casino will give an advance notice if they will change their rules.

VPN and KYC are both different, it's normal if they will still ask it even though they already allow VPN but like what I said earlier or the policy about VPN, KYC policy can also change, and that is a KYC free casino may not be a KYC free casino later on. L0tt0 casino must be the casino that only has a lottery game, so I'm not surprised if they aren't strict as the other casino which has lots of games on them.

Most popular crypto casinos now consider VPN usage in a gray area, as long as the user isn't from a banned country. For example, if a casino explicitly states that it doesn't serve US players, it's advised not to use a VPN to bypass that term of service (ToS). However, if you use a VPN for privacy or to access specific games, you can usually resolve any issues by chatting with their live support. In my experience, as long as you submit legitimate KYC information, you are generally free to use VPNs. I personally use a VPN every time I open my browser and have encountered no issues with my account across multiple platforms. This is because they now identify users through KYC rather than IP addresses.

Disclaimer: DYOR & DWYOR; this is not advice, just sharing my experience.

You're right but as of current time they are VPN-friendly and when they changes their rules then we may say such thing. The OP wanted to know about some of the current VPN-friendly casinos and I guess he got some good answers via this thread.

Let's say in future if any of those change their rules then we won't be considering them as VPN-friendly but as of now they are VPN-friendly and that's why we can surely suggest them to the ones who want to know about VPN-friendly casinos.

I fully agree that what you said is also true but we should think about now of the present moment not of the future when we are into gambling.

Indeed.  Users should be careful using workarounds to gamble with their crypto.  You might find that one day you have no way to withdraw your funds.  Imagine winning a million dollars and then discovering that you have no way to get it because you were gambling illegally and the site is now asking for proof of who and where you are.  It's just not worth it when there are legal options.  Some casinos, like Stake, offer a mirror for United States citizens so that they can gamble legally without the use of VPNs.  I would say to search out options like that before finding ways to get yourself into trouble.

That is why we should always see the terms and conditions of the gambling sites and not faces surprises later. If the site prohibits VPN, we should be careful not to connect via VPN on that gambling site. Also, we should carefully read the KYC information and if it is wriiten that KYC can be demanded on request, better to complete the KYC before the deposits. The only exception to this is that you do not want to deposit big amount or your temporary want to try that site, in that case you can play with the KYC etc. However keep in mind that if you win big, the gambling site will held your money until you provide your KYC documents and in case the gambling site is not that popular, they may never approve your KYC and scam your money.

I think the easiest way to play online is via cryptocurrency casino, this is because with that you will not be restricted when you want to make deposits  and withdrawal,  because most of the notional casinos only allow their local currency as deposits, so outsiders fines it hard to gamble on those casinos even though the allow the use of VPN.
That experience is not peculiar to only you, most of the local casinos have such rules too that deduct taxes from gamblers winning,  but the question is,  are those casinos remitting those taxes to the government.


And also why limit a player's withdrawal,  when they make big wins, I think the is a highly biased operation with those casinos' rules and how they comply with them.

I use a paid VPN and access Gamdom.com without any issues. They are no Kyc and wd usually take 5 minutes or less. Obviously, if you're doing some shady activities they might flag your account, but that's every casino.

The very question that the OP asked is, in my opinion, not only extremely complicated, it generally cannot have an unambiguous answer, simply because the casino’s requirements for withdrawing money to the client’s wallet, for identity verification using the KYC procedure, for using a VPN, and,  for example, regarding the limit of money for withdrawal without KYC, they change and age so dynamically that it is simply very difficult to keep track of this process in normal dynamics.  There are also changes in regulatory documents, some sanctions that are either introduced or lifted.  Changes in ToS also occur frequently. 
Perhaps I would note that it is probably possible to take a kind of “snapshot of a specific situation” at a specific moment in time.  But the relevance of such data is quickly lost. 
And keeping the data up to date requires a lot of labor and time for all kinds of tests and checks.

I think there are several casinos in my country that allows foreigners to play and one is the 1xbet please don’t mistake it for the notorious 1xbit but the name seems familiar and I was confused when I first saw it but I’ve used their platform on several occasions and haven’t had any issues with them yet and another is the popular sportybet and you can check both out on google playstore as well as the AppStore and I don’t know if they truly allow foreigners but I guess just my thoughts permits foreigners as well and there is no harm in trial.

N/B: if you're going to trying anyone out, then you should be doing so because you choose to and not because I mentioned them here as I don’t want to be held for any issues in case there be anyone.
Goodluck

Why are you asking about VPN? Is gambling banned in your country? Because most gambling casinos, when they know you are using a VPN, are sure that you have committed violations of their rules that are in accordance with their TOS.

But no matter what you want to do, you are free to do what you want. If you think the way you think is good and right, go for it; that's just the way it is, right?

Can you suggest some crypto casinos that are okay with using VPNs? I don't think the gambling site don't have a problem with a VPN but sometimes there are a game that cannot be played in some specific countries because of some regulation or etc. and when you try to bypass it the games shows blank this happens tome when playing slot but I don't know what other people experience it.

But maybe there are one or two gambling site that don't allow VPN at all

I actually never use VPN that often to access gambling sites so it's difficult to share my experience about it, but I have occasionally used VPN on the bc.game site when I was outside the house where the internet I was using at that time blocked this site so I need to use a VPN to access it and also make withdrawals, everything is processed quickly without having to wait long, but I don't know how that works for you because I'm just a small gambler so it's never been a big problem for me and them too. If you are a big gambler there may be differences in service.

I'm not saying that the sites I mentioned are the best and recommended, it's just based on what I've done before, I know there are still some big sites that are VPN friendly but maybe for your criteria such as the withdrawal process and KYC it seems to be difficult, even though I've never I was asked to complete KYC by the gambling site, but once again I'm just a small gambler, it won't be a problem for me and them either, but if you are a big gambler, perhaps large amounts of money will come in. There will also be differences in service, so they may need to carry out checks. Regarding your money coming in, talking about KYC or not actually depends, after all a decentralized site is not necessarily safe even without asking for KYC.  ;)

I don't use VPN connection to gamble on any online casinos and I don't even need to, but there are people who are using VPN, I found this not very safe because changing of location normally cause problems even if the casino don't talk about using VPN or not.

It's best to go through terms and conditions of any online casinos before using VPN, because you won't know if they support or are against it which could put you in trouble some time later on.

I have never use VPN and I will never use it for accessing any online casinos, it makes not much sense on my side since there is no form of restriction in my country but just make sure that the casino ToS supports VPN before using.

Games like Pragmatic Play are the typical slot games that is not available on many country. I encounter this on playing in crypto casino only but I can play pragmatic without the use of VPN when using mirror link of casino that dedicated for my country such as BK8 and BC.games.

I frequently use VPN to play some slot games that restrict my region without encountering any problem even though I’m winning huge amount. I guess casino is detecting only if you are from restricted country.

I made a topic like this recently and a professional suggest that casino will always determine if a player is using a VPN so there’s really no point on using it to hide location especially if you are from restricted country.

Freebitco.in, Bitvest, and Betplay are three VPN friendly casinos, both Freebitco.in and Bitvest are more trustworthy because the representative are active in this forum. If possible, you should stick with one country when you use VPN because if you keep changing using other countries, they might put more attention to your account.

It means you're lucky, lucky to win and lucky to not triggered their system. :D

If you want to develop a website that talks about crypto then it is a website that reviews casinos and on my being in the forum I have seen a lot of casino review websites but most of them are not casino review sites because the way they review the casino is like scanning and skimming of documents. They would just give the name of the casino, the games and deposit and that is all. As for me that is not a review for any casino but any company what to review a casino they should give a detail withdrawal and deposit, the KYC process of the KYC and the esy games to participate. It was nitrobetting.eu casino that I have used VPN. Most of the casinos are just there to increase the number.

You made a great point here, Op testing those sites himself will make much of sense, as they say experience is the best teacher and this will help the Op make a better choice of Casino site to list on his website as reputable and trusted Casino platforms because sometimes people write reviews that doesn't actually reflect the way a site works because some of this Casino platforms go extent to pay people to write reviews about their sites and in this case, people may not write their honest opinion and their experiences with this platform, But op trying as much as he can to use those sites himself, will really help a lot in making better choice of good Casino site to list and coupled with the help of reviews from other users too.

In general terms and conditions, most of the gambling sites don't allow for the use of VPN on their site, yet i don't know why some gamblers on knowing this will still insist in using it on the same site that forbids it usage, we can see that most of the users of VPN are believed to be for manipulating reason and nothing more, these gambling platforms will only uses that to detect any attempt with the use of VPN as a threat on them, i think by now we should be familiar with the way numbers of casinos are being hacked through related attempts on their platform.

Hey, bro you can check out notokyc.com for no kyc casinos.

I dont have a need to use VPN because I would rather stay away from a casino whose Site is banned in my country because trying to access the casino under another IP may result in problems later on in the long run that may not go down well with me, such that when the casino will ask for KYC verification,  my account may get flagged and couldn't be able to verify the account at the end of the day.
One more thing that discourages me with VPN usage is that VPN makes loading the casino heavier and slower so there won't be any real satisfaction in using a VPN at all, so this and many more are the reasons why I chose not to use a VPN at an individual level.

The average casino does not allow its users to use VPNs - usually it is stated in the terms and conditions. There are many conditions that customers must comply with and that must not be violated, including using a VPN to register multiple accounts or bypassing country restrictions.

There have been cases where casinos did not pay out their customers' winnings because they thought the customers were breaking the rules. This happens and continues to be discussed on forums or in ANN threads - so it's best not to force yourself to use a VPN if you can't bet at a particular casino.

Correct, I used to use VPN when I was still actively playing and participating in duelbit's promotion long time ago. I had to use VPN in order to bypass the provider's restriction. For example, I could not any games by Relax Gaming in the past so I had to use VPN if I wanted to play it. It was no problem at all to use VPN at duelbits, but I'm not sure about now because terms may change anytime. The best thing to do is to ask the support before we decide to use VPN, better to save than sorry later because most casinos do not have written terms about VPN usage.

I do not think that there are any legitimate and regulated casinos which are VPN friendly. And as others in this thread have already written; any casino can change their TOS at any time and you would probably be caught unaware. It is a better idea to rather not use a VPN.

It has something to do with laws that the casinos have to follow. AML is a big one. Otherwise any casino could launder money from some anonymous people at any time. That would not work.

OP, I welcome your idea as it is a good one. There are lots of such thread here on this platform where people ask for opinion members on similar thing as well and they got the replies and inputs of members here and it helped them alot but personal experience matters as that helped them alot because after they had gone to do what they were advised to do, they got the answers to what they were looking for.
In as much as you are looking for the input of members here, you will also have to gamer the experience too because they say experience is a good teacher sso that you can be able to workout things yourself as not to too depend on what people are saying about a particular thing. Otherwise your write up would be based on assumptions. Go get your first hand experience so that you can be able to come up with something.

Some will probably advertise they are a VPN friendly casino, but you are right with the terms as ithey could change it from time to time. But if they are reputable, they will not revise their TOS that would affect their users in a negative way, there's still this warning to give them enough time to do the necessary things to comply. AFAIK, casinos that requires KYC would require a documents to prove the information we submitted, but changing of IP address and Location might be a different thing. Although there's no definitely TOS that says it's illegal, but based on the other users experience they shared here, might as well keep ourselves safe by not using it, prevention is always a better way.

AML would only require a KYC of the casino users, and that documents has to be verified by the casino if it will pass or not. A VPN could be another thing, but of course it will change your real location which will be hard for the authorities to find you if you are laudering money. That makes sense then...

What you are trying to do is not an easy task judging by the condition you want to use and the sincerity which are the best if I must say. But to deliver the best service, one must ensure that he does thorough and tough tasks too. However, I am not going to suggest any casino to you right now and I advise you that you should not take any advice from anyone, you have to do everything yourself.

You have to go online and start searching all the casinos by yourself one way or the other. This could take days, weeks or months, and if your website is true to what it says it delivers, with time, you will get more traffic and it will amount to good money for you when it comes to adverts and all that. But now, you have to do the tough work, you can't avoid it, you have to be proactive about it and not go by what anyone suggested for you. That's not professional and it means you are "starting on the wrong footing." It is your website, you are the only one who can say the truth review about what you printed there, and not anyone else.

The clue I can give you now is to search by the criteria/conditions you want. It could be with the VPN, no-KYC, fast withdrawal and all that. I also implore you to open an account in some cases to truly test the service, especially the pace of withdrawal to be sure of what the casino is talking about.

To crown it all, a website like this that wants to be sincere must experience the companies it wants to write about to build the trust of people. Also, you may activate viewers'/users' comment areas too to make it even better.

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

To the funny aspect of this, some of the available VPN are not free, users will have to subscribe for them and pay, yet i don't know why many have developed love for the use of this same VPN not minding what it may cost them, we have to understand the the gambling systems as well have developed technologies that helps i the identification of the use of VPN, we shouldn't bother ourself much on that for use.

Nice suggestion; your point is actually good. You can vlog too, hehe. Just kidding aside. But honestly, your advice to Op is good; you can really help him if he wants, and he will follow your suggestion.

But I don't use vpn because there are other casinos too that don't allow the use of vpn. Others may get through, but for sure they won't last long in the end either.


That's true, sometimes I've been thinking why others requiring subscription while some are not instead they are giving it for free, does this mean the free giving is much more risky than the
other one who has a subscriptions?

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

In some casinos, the KYC process is simple & easy, but some casinos are pretty complicated when it comes to KYC verification, they ask a lot of info. Many crypto casinos don't have mandatory KYC, but they will ask for that if they suspect that a player is breaking some casino rules... regardless of whether the player is using a VPN or not.

I have used a VPN in many casinos but never had a problem with that, I used it only to play some slot providers that are restricted for my location. And only in casinos that stated here on the forum that using VPN on their site is ok as long as we don't break casino rules... double accounts, claim different bonuses more than once, etc. I still play in those casinos, and they still didn't ask for KYC.


Free VPN is not working great most of the time, it's very slow and sometimes it won't connect. There are also some other potential risks when using a free VPN, so if you wish for a quality connection it's better to pay for that. I guess it's the same thing as with many other things in life.

The fact that we can afford to gamble, we should be able to afford to pay for VPN subscription if that is really necessary.

According from this guide, - https://www.tomsguide.com/best-picks/cheap-vpn... The VPN Subs are only ranging an average of $2+ every month, that's very affordable and every gambler who risk a minimum of $20 per month could easily pay $2 for a subs.

This would totally depend on your VPN provider.

Who knows, one or two requests from authorities could be enough for some providers to succumb and handover whatever data they have and/or start the surveillance. Personally, I've never thought VPNs make people anonymous, after all, we are just shifting the trust from our ISP to our VPN provider. For instance, almost all of them claims they don't store logs but we can't verify this as a user so there is a lot of trust involved.


Most I've seen are in a freemium model where plans are divided between paid and free-- free plans are typically with some limits imposed e.g. speed, countries, etc. In this case, I could see it as a promotional approach. Of course, I'm not saying every provider with freemium model must be clean lol since you still have to consider their overall reputation.

A completely free provider though would send me alarm signals in a heartbeat as you're likely the product that is why it's free.

I used this site stake.com through vpn but didn't face any problem. But I personally don't recommend anyone to run any site using vpn.  Because using vpn is very risky, any company can restrict the account if they want, because I have not seen permission about using vpn in their TOS. so I would say that sites which can be accessed without vpn should be used for gambling and should not be used for high amounts because gambling should only be for fun.

In my experience, as well as in the experience of other veteran Bitcointalk gamblers over the years, KYC is never easy, as you claim, because of the sheer number of people that they have to check. It can take a long time to check them all. Doing KYC before depositing funds will save you a headache...

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There's a reason why VPN Is created, it should serve its purpose.

IF you ar a gambler who are looking for privacy, like you don't want to declare you real location through your IP, then you should use bitcoin. But as we have discussed here, there's a risk associated with it as casinos might take advantage on what we are doing and might flagged us for violating their TOS. Some still using VPN I believe, but they are well aware of the risk, and make sure that they gamble on a reputable gambling sites.

Always remember that a reputable gambling site would always want to increase their user base, so they'll not make a mistake that will destroy their own reputation.

Sorry but I will have to also agree that in the current settings technologically, kyc have become much more easier, as even now, we have what is called or referred to as Ai kyc system, where the user submits his requested documents for kyc verification, and a trained Ai takes the document, scan through it and immediately, under a minute or two, verify your account after it has also scanned your face through your camera and match it with the face on your provided document, this is literally one of the fastest kyc system and one no longer have to submit document, and wait until a customer representative comes around to look at the document, look at your video recording or selfie before either marking your kyc as successful or not.

I do vouch the presence of such kyc system in all the online casinos at the moment, but let's believe that as time goes on, more and more casinos will implement the Ai kyc system for a faster, efficient and seamless customer kyc verification.

And I also agree with you on your last words, for even now, I would still suggest that gamblers do not wait until the casino ask them to verify their account, maybe in the middle of a pending withdrawal or so, looks like some casinos deliberately makes passing kyc at this stage more difficult, than when the player just decides on his or her own to submit his documents for account verification.

I highly agree too that there is some kind of automated KYC verification system present on most of the casinos these days and it's the software doing the job not humans. Not only in the casinos but in almost all online websites some kind of AI based automated KYC checking system is installed which verifies the KYC documents and selfie automatically.

There are some regions that restrict gambling platforms and the only way we can jump the restrictions is to keep using VPN.
There are gambling platforms that would not ban your account if you are using VPN especially in regions that are not too strict like that.
Many of these gambling platforms want to make money and they need high flow of traffic and the only way is to accept VPN except the user is carrying dubious and suspicious transactions. Apart from this, using VPN is no an issue in some gambling platforms.

It should not be an issue if you are gambling with a casino that has already keep a good reputation and has been running their business for awhile. Some may see it as a risk that their account might get associated to something or would violate a TOS. This topic is good as we discussed the possibilities or consequences of using a VPN to hide our IP, and as what I had observed, there are some stating it's not advisable but I haven't really read a lot information where users accounts get compromised by simply using a VPN.

Really? They are allowed to let AI inspect the ID now? For some reason, I had always thought there were regulations against that.... Ok I guess it is easy.

I have been playing in various crypto gambling sites for a while now and I never found a single site that had zero issues with VPN users. Some do permit VPN users on a case by case basis op.

Also, the only sites that never enforce KYC are decentralised gambling sites based on my observations. Anyway, I respect what you are trying to do op.

Yup. I believe AI tech is the new trend most companies have been interested in. Some KYC/AML solutions have started incorporating this too, one example would be jumio:

AI regulations is kind of a wild west tbh since there are still lotsa talks going on about it + the tech is developing pretty fast and opens up different scenarios. Personally, I think it all boils down on what you're using it for.


The downside in this case is, I'd say most casinos would happily nullify a player's winnings especially if it's a big win once they came to know they're from one the restricted countries.

Most of the popular casinos here that I've used, I have used it with a VPN and I have never been questioned about it. Or it was just a good time that they were not so strict at all. It's been so long since I've used one for most of my visits to casinos. What are the popular ones? you name them all as most of them have their own announcement thread here and as long as it's not a big amount that you are depositing and withdrawing, I think that you'll face no problem by repeating that activity with a VPN.

Well, you may be wrong with some facts because many casinos are allowing VPNs, you can search for that. Except that, almost all, if not, all casinos advertising here are always saying that double accounts are issues, and since VPNs could cause the mistake for the double account through the issuing of IP which is often the clash with the use of the same VPN, it is now popular here as though it is a taboo, but it is not like that elsewhere. Even if you ask from the support of some casinos, they will tell you it is allowed, so you should not let people think otherwise. Nonetheless, I advise people to be very careful about the use of VPN so that it will not put them in trouble. The acceptance by casinos at times is like a "Greek gift," so we have to do away with it if possible even if they claim they accept it.

You shouldn’t doing this on Stake since they have a very clear stance regarding VPN or anything that will hide your IP address to fake your location. You bankroll might be seize totally regardless of the amount once they found out that you are using VPN when playing. They have a method to determine whether the players use VPN or not so make sure to stay on this website when using VPN because you will never when they will bust you, worst if they caught you after winning a jackpot.

There’s really a lot of casino ok with VPN providing you are not from restricted country but there’s casino like Stake that totally doesn’t like VPN and specifically have rules regarding it on ToS.

No doubt things like these were going good for the many and peoples love to enjoy these as well, but recently we have too many strict policies which are creating problems but still too many peoples are also still not love to go through with KYC even with this risk factor improved, but they are well aware about this all and doing their stuff within their limits which are not problem.
Using VPN is surely not bad as now in our country things are going worse and many are using this VPN for their own stuff even this all is not new but still we need to go with all ToS because if we will go against any policy then surely we have to face consequences as well but few sites and casinos are doing good because they clear all before any problem.

Since you're going to start a website I'd suggest you to visit each casino listed on this board and do some research yourself, otherwise you may get crappy information from users trying to hype their favorite casinos =P
You can join their platform as mystery guest, ask questions to their support team, go through their terms, reach out to their community, etc. I mean, reviews based on own experience are the best reviews, right?

Also, don't forget to warn people for the risks of using VPN, such as being flagged for using multiple accounts; using VPN brings a high risk of connecting to an IP that other users on the same platform has already used or are still using. That's often being solved by a KYC check, but sometimes casinos may simply ban users or use it as excuse to freeze winnings.

Most of the new casino is the one that very strict on VPN users because they are strictly complying with their license and at the same time to protect their casino from multiple account abuse.

Most of the casino that is still VPN friendly are those established one since they want their loyal customers to become free as much as possible. Big online casino has system that can detect if users have VPN that use to bypass the casino rules that’s why they are confident to allow VPN with their players.

I'm sorry but I kinda disagree with that. New and old casinos as long as both are regulated will have to implement the law from their regulators. it doesn't matter if a casino is new or old, they both protect their investment and they don't want to be questioned by the regulators that mind end them up to losing their license.

Using VPN should not be an issue if the TOS does allow it, however, if there's cheating involve in using it, of course the casino will try to implement the action according to their TOS. Some users are blaming it to VPN when in reality it's them who are violating the TOS. Sometimes we have to be cautious with the information we read online as some of them might be one sided, just created to destroy the reputation of a casino.

However, it is true that if an exchange or casino platform offers withdrawal without KYC, players will take advantage of this opportunity to launder money. So casino platforms and various exchanges push KYC the most, users who don't do KYC are not allowed to withdraw. Moreover, there are many players who use VPN to create many accounts illegally just to do bad activities. But we have seen that most of the casino platforms allow KYC and the reputable platforms have KYC to protect the access of the players. It is certainly true that KYC is not a problem on popular casino platforms, and that is why KYC is mandatory on all these sites.

I know one casino explicitly claiming to be "VPN friendly" here, it's what they claim in the title of their ANN and their signature at least, it's Empire casino.
They use to be pretty active here with many special Bitcointalk promotions, but they are less present nowadays. I used a VPN few times there in order to be able to play to some games not available from my country and I didn't get bad surprises.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464593 https://archive.is/uEU8j
Many casinos don't care if you use a VPN tbh, but if you get a big win they can oppose it to you in order to refuse to give your winnings.

This is the exact reason why most casinos do not tolerate the use of VPNs. You were lucky that they didn't lock your account and confiscate your money.
Using VPNs isn't supposed to be a problem if done for legitimate purposes such as increasing privacy and/or security. The problem is that most gamblers do it to circumvent restrictions or abuse bonuses.. So casinos just ban it to avoid unnecessary headaches.

I think they are fine with that as long as you don't do anything crazy and won't do huge deposits. They only flag you when you have unusual deposits and withdrawals. But with the normal deposits you do for gambling, they won't flag you with that.

If it doesn't say anything with the TOS about the usage of VPN, much better to ask the representative to clarify things about the usage of it. If they won't say anything about it then that's a go-signal that you're totally fine using them with a VPN and you can't reason out the situation in your country because that may even put you into notice that you shouldn't even gamble from there even with a use of VPN.

I almost forgot about Empire casino back in the 2022-2023, their used to be so active and for that, they generated a lot of visibility for the brand but right now they are less active but the casino is still very much active I used it few weeks back and the site is still accessible so for that even though the have limited visibility here in the forum,  but the site is still up and running and we have to give it up to them for that,  it far much better to have a working casino that building a name for yourself but at the end of the day become inactive with the service,  we have a few casinos that ended up like that in the past and the outcome wasn't good for customers.

So if anyone is looking foraea  VPN-friendly casino you can have more confidence in those that promote VPN acceptance than in those casinos that have undefined stands on VPN.

What I don't understand about this is that most people seek to have more power of anonymity, more privacy and if it is a casino that allows emptiness, what elements is missing to make it more active, I don't understand some people in the forum Many look for casinos that are with VPN allowed and that is something that is required to not be tracked, but to be of my use a casino that is not so active and I go out because it does not give me much to trust, and if it is to be able to have more problems In the future of not being able to withdraw that is something I don't like, just imagining that I win about 1000usd and that the casino opposes this withdrawal is something that will frustrate me.

If these casinos accept it, why can't the most trusted casinos accept a VPN, what fear can they feel in allowing the use of this? We couldn't see things any other way, why take a risk in these casinos if the ones we trust the most don't support them, this means that sop VPNs are no longer prohibited.

Aside from the regulatory reasons that make casinos to turn down VPN usage, other factors also discourage the use of VPN such as its effect on the loading speed of the site and how VPN also affect some game functionality on the casino, these things contribute to why those casinos never allow VPN in general or why gamblers do not see VPN usage as something attractive.

If not,  most of the casinos are VPN-friendly and do not mind gamblers who have verified accounts using VPN to bypass any restrictions if need be at some point.

I'm not sure about that, sometimes third party providers are blocking locations with no reason while the casino using them allow people from this location to fully register and play there, that's boring and unfair for those customers, so using VPNs let them circumvent those illegitimate restrictions from faddy providers. I'm not aware of a reputed casino having banned or even warned a customer doing that. In addition, in most countries people are free to use VPNs as they want, especially for their privacy like you said, so people are free to not willing to share their IP addresses with such tedious providers.

Maybe what he means by saying the old casinos is in referring to the existing ones that might not have build a regulation or taken some security measure over their platforms on the use of VPN unlike the recently developed gambling platforms newly introduced, well, am not siding for that but as we commonly, its not possible for someone to build a network and take no control measure over such, except they fail to adopt the newly advanced security measures that detect for such or have poor rated developers.

I guess that site either go "full rogue" like no KYC, no questions and sometimes the chance of them simply disappearing in an exit scam, versus the all compliant sites that really care about being always in the right side of the (US mostly) regulations for gambling and money laundering. Essentially, you have to chose the first category if you are seeking to use VPN.

However, the use of a VPN always hints, or rather even openly tells the casino site that its client does not want the casino to know his location. 
I do not consider cases where a site, by decision of the authorities of a particular country, is simply blocked on the territory of that country and the player simply cannot use the site and play without a VPN.  In all other cases, this signal about maintaining the anonymity of the player’s location theoretically makes this player not very reliable from the point of view of the casino itself.  And in this case, the likelihood immediately increases that the casino will begin to require KYC and the player’s anonymity will be completely lost.

 In general, it turns out that gambling players who want to remain anonymous for various reasons are left to choose casinos that are not very reliable and not too well-known, which indeed increases the likelihood for such players to encounter fraudulent casino sites.  In this I see clear discrimination against anonymous players.  And for some reason everyone thinks that non-anonymous players are somehow “more correct” than anonymous players. 
But this is completely wrong and this discrimination against people based on the principle of anonymity/non-anonymity, in my opinion, should be stopped.
 Moreover, this must be done at the legislative level.
 Otherwise, humanity will turn into a “digital concentration camp” and “digital slavery.”

What kind of law can achieve what you propose though? So you will allow anonymous/VPN users to register multiple times, but make sure there is adequate cheating protection that somehow must be able to detect that one account is connected to the other through chain analysis? Wouldn't that mean they don't fully respect the users' privacy too? I've never heard people suggest that anonymous players are "wrong" or something similar, but you need to realize that these businesses probably don't want to spend more on filtering accounts so they just ban tools like VPNs. If you still risk it and win it big, there is a high chance thy will just "scam" you. I doubt a government cares about users' privacy so hoping they make a different license for that is kinda cope.

Well said, they pretend to allow VPNs but you can never find it in their ToS, they knew you are changing locations with a VPN and they have no problem bouncing on you for using a VPN, but once you win a lot of money, they can decide to hold your money using the VPN as an excuse not to release the fund, and the only question you will be left with is, why now?

The truth is you won't know what will happen when you win using a VPN connection, this is why I will not recommend using a VPN at all, you want to stay very clean so that when you get lucky, there won't be anything holding you back from claiming your reward.

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Honestly, people like abusing everything, gamblers do have their problems as well, they will abuse anything if they can, as a gambler I don't get why anyone will open more than one account on an online casino, why are people even doing this? Having multiple accounts won't increase your chances of winning when gambling.

Yes that is true, I remember during the ban on my nation in the use of X formally called Twitter VPN was introduced for us citizens to access the network, I think it main purpose is to hide some identity.

One of the challenge I face with one csinos game because of the VPN I was finding it difficult to run the game which I never know it's the VPN that is coursing the issue I realized when I have losses on the process.

If you do tend to visit into a site from your own IP address then its good that you would be able to access it out but whenever you do hover yourself on the list of games specially into those providers,
there are really that those who have been blocked out and cant be possibly be able for you to click or for you to be able to play. This is how should restriction and prohibition should really be applied and not
as a whole in terms of access. We do know that each site does follow terms and regulations specially if its a licensed one. If there would really be prohibitions or bans of certain places then
they wont really be having no choice but strictly imposing it out.

When it comes on accessing via VPN then it would be common sense whether its allowed or not.If you are really that eager to access a prohibited site then you do know that
you have broken their rules then expect on what would happen once caught you. In answering the question about best VPN them im not aware for some list
but for sure there are tons that you could make use of.

Yeah some websites can detect some DNS links showing that such user is under a mask of VPN which are prohibited and if the lists of your previous IPs are gathered, they can be tagged, blocking  you from reaching their site  or if lucky usage of VPN is prevented .
Although some casinos  allow the usage of vpns since casinos could be banned in their country so there will be a need to get be hind the mask of a VPN in their country.

Now, of course, governments of all countries are aimed at eliminating anonymity.  And the adoption of laws on anonymous payments looks like nothing more than a fantasy and simply like a myth, a fairy tale.  And governments justify this by fighting money laundering and fighting fraud.  This, of course, partly helps to identify criminal financial schemes. 

But I think that the gain from such total de-anonymization is not too great.  But the loss of anonymity is theoretically a huge violation of the human right to privacy, which, of course, cannot be completely ignored by the legislators of a civilized country.  Therefore, I still have hope that the issue of the absolute legality of anonymous payments in cryptocurrencies will still be resolved somehow.  Perhaps this will not happen in the coming years, but after many years.  But humanity, having had enough of accurate digital personal identification in necessary cases and in generally completely unnecessary cases, that is, almost always, will still return to the issue of the need for anonymity and maintaining the secret of private life.
 And now, apparently, it is too early to update this issue at the legislative level, even in civilized countries.

You certainly do not know what you are talking about regarding where I boldened in your statement above. Are you telling me that the licence is a reason here, that the authority would mandate the casino to restrict an account to the local IPs or not allow VPN to access them? I do not think so. VPN itself is good, it enhances privacy and even authorities know the porosity and threats to privacies online. So it is not a crime to use it in almost all countries of the world.

To date, only a less countries like Iran, Turkmenistan, North Korea and Belarus, which are not even popular with casinos thought it to be illegal. Many casinos allow the use of it but for the issues of mistaking it for many accounts by the same person when the IPs generated by it clash. That is the only downside to the use of VPN in my opinion. Regardless, we should ensure to avoid it if our casinos specifically forbid it.

Well, I guess it is a matter of perspective then. I think you put too much credit on the government, most of them don't care about users' privacy unless they can utilize the same thing that privacy enthusiasts are looking for such as TOR. With the gambling business, or crypto payments that you mentioned above, their priority by nature is different. Most businesses would either follow the requirement, or try to launch overseas where they can also stay anonymous, but then it will be problematic for the users if they decide to scam and so on. At the end of the day, I believe the cost to maintain and filter out people who abuse VPN probably isn't worth the cost, especially if the market for privacy-enthusiast gamblers is small (this is not about allowing payments in crypto to begin with). Even if the government somehow mandates businesses to accept VPN users', I'm pretty sure it will come with other KYC tools in hand. CMIIW.

Yeah!   Of course, I understand that Legislative regulation of the anonymity of cryptocurrency payments in the USA is just my so far “pipe” dream.

 But we should all pay attention that among the flow of information from legislators, those who determine the functioning of financial systems in the world, some progressive positive applause still comes.  For example, I know that a group of congressmen is strongly opposed to the introduction of a digital dollar.  And it is quite possible that the introduction of such a CBDC will still be postponed for some time.  The option of cash (that is, involving anonymous payments) circulation of dollars in some countries, for example, El Salvador, Ecuador or Panama, is also retained.  Legislation on personal data and its preservation has also been adopted.  In Europe this is a Decree called "GDPD". 
There are laws regarding a person's right to privacy.
 So the issue of anonymity still faces legislators and they will somehow resolve it. 
But everything fundamentally depends on the general vector of development of civilization.  For now, this vector is directed and does not go in the direction that the masses of people want.
 Unfortunately.   :(

I have to disagree. Casinos have to comply with their game providers' own terms and have to enforce those terms on their customers.
If a game provider prohibits players from a certain country from playing some of their games then using a VPN to circumvent this restriction is automatically a breach of the casino's rules and you may get banned because of it.
If you read casinos ToS, you will see that they state which countries are prohibited from using all their services alongside with countries prohibited from playing certain games according to game providers terms.

I've experienced in some casinos such as duelbits, rollbits and stake. FYI, some providers are not available to be played from my country due to mentioned reason above and I used VPN to play the games from those providers. In fact, there is no issue at all by bypassing the restrictions from the providers. Interesting fact, there are even some casinos that have a system to make the game by providers can be played without restriction from the providers. In the past, when I could not play Push Gaming and Relax Gaming in most casinos but there is one casino namely chips.gg where I can play them without VPN. I have even asked support from few casinos about it and most of them said that it is fine to use VPN to bypass the restriction by providers but not to bypass the restriction by the casino's general term.

I don't know why some gamblers oftentimes like the use of VPN if not for something fishy that they may want to perform in which no one knows about than themselves alone, so many crypto gambling casinos go against such,  because allowing for it may render them to any form of attack some fraudulent gamblers may launch against their system and such could be to escape the security measures and attack.

There's nothing wrong with using a VPN, we are in the crypto world and the main thing it promotes is privacy. VPN is just one thing that will add privacy to what we are doing online, and I like to also say this, I don't know why people think that using a VPN is an automatic violation to the TOS of a gambling site.

I guess we need to read first their TOS and decide whether we will use a VPN or not. If it's written that "Using VPN will result to account closure", then that's automatic a no for using a VPN, however if it goes like this "using VPN to bypass casino restrictions", then be wary that anytime the account could be block since you are attempting to break the TOS which the casino has the right to implement their rules.

I believe you but am sure you agree with me that this doesn't make sense and things shouldn't work this way, right!
Because if it was OK to bypass restrictions (using VPNs or any other mean) then why have the restriction in first place. It doesn't make sense, right!
I'll leave here few quotes from the ToS of the casino's you mentioned:
Stake:
Rollbit and duelbits (have almost the same tos):

Probably with the belief that it masks their identity when they literally haven't even used any kind of software besides the VPN that's the equivalent of script kiddies saying they can hack your account because they can install a keylogger in your computer. Another thing that I can think why it's a thing is probably because of the belief that the Internet is much faster on the other countries when that's not the case. Maybe some people just don't love the idea that they're gambling in their country and that they want to mask it or that it's such a good time to play in that casino that you just have to bypass the restrictions to get there, or the worse one, they're using gambling as a means to launder money, if the casino is blocked in their country then there's no way that they're playing there so the money sent to them from that blocked casino must be a mistake.

Yes using VPN is very risky for us and if it is a free VPN it increases the risk even more.  Almost all of us use gambling for fun so why would we put our entire computer system at risk by using a VPN just to gamble.  op VPN friendly casino sites not find kyc free sites to maintain your privacy.  And casino sites offer gambling without kyc using small amount.  So I consider that amount of gambling to be enough for fun

How exactly privacy is matter when you're gamble on a centralized casino? sooner or later they will ask your KYC, when they know your KYC, it means you have no privacy anymore. You can do anything, but they already hold your identity.

VPN could increase your privacy if you're nothing to lose gambler i.e. someone who can accept to not withdraw the winnings regardless how small or big the money, because you value your privacy more than your winnings.

Third party providers don't block certain locations for no reason. I have seen this issue in slot games. Some slots providers aren't available in some countries and there are reasons for that, for example, the brand of slots that you play might come from your country and the law prohibits them from offering products to locals. When you use VPN in this case, you are actually breaking their laws and your account might be in danger.

Some casinos allow customers to use VPN for protecting their privacy and hiding their activity from their ISP. It's prohibited to use VPN for bypassing country restrictions and for abusing promotions. Also, it's always better to use VPN with dedicated IP to not get in trouble with false claim of having multiple accounts.

There are different ways of privacy, and I understand that the moment we comply with the KYC requirement, they already know our identity. But not knowing where we are gambling is something we can consider as a privacy. If you don't see it as a privacy, then you are like saying when the government knows our identity we can already walk naked on the street as it doesn't matter anymore since we don't have privacy yet.

That's what I meant......


Why would we talk about "not being able to withdraw"? Does it automatically means that when you use VPN you lose your balance in the casino?

Make sure to double-check if the dedicated IP is really dedicated or not. I remember using a VPN that claims they offer dedicated IP but later found out that they simply limit the registered user's access to that IP depending on their plan. So essentially some people still share the same IP, just goes from 1000 users to 100 or lower. Not sure if this is the norm for cheap VPNs, or that VPN is just terrible.

I believe that's the risk you need to accept if you decide to do that, especially if a casino explicitly bans VPN. If they are friendly to it, the worst case scenario is they ask for personal details if you make it big as mentioned above, so it is better to be prepared from the beginning. CMIIW.

You're right and i got your own scope of view as well, what should be done as expected from every gambler is to take time in reading through the ToS of the gambling platform and see if such permits for the use of VPN or not, of which i know that many of them do not, also we may need to go for our privacy demands while gambling, but not when we are seeking for privacy where none is permitted as in the case of a kyc gambling casino and if you make use of VPN then you have gone against their rules, the best one can do is in looking for the one that does not require kyc.

One of the most important things that you should really consider when it comes to this manner on which you would really be needing up yourself to be that reading up their terms and conditions
in regarding to this because usually i do see that every platform would really be having a different set of countries on which they are really that prohibited and shouldnt really be accessed
by users who do reside such country on which it would really be normal that they would really be making out those restrictions.

On the time that someone would really be accessing it via VPN then this is a breach of rules or simply a violation and on the time that they would be locking up the account
then there's nothing you can do since its been stated on the rules. There's no way that you could really be able to have those appeal once you've been caught.

How can you check and know if dedicated IP given by VPN is really dedicated or used by someone else? The only way I know is to check on some websites if your IP (given by VPN) is blacklisted or not. I think, you probably bought Static IP instead of dedicated IP because static IP is the one shared by small number of people instead of being absolutely dedicated. NordVPN and SurfShark offer dedicated IP. You can have a look at this list of VPN service providers (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5372131.0).

I understand that these things that are more technical have their good purpose , but I assume that if I am using a VPN and the casino tells me if it is possible to Use it, then I accept it and that's it , now when they Say that they have the most IP Doesn't that Mean it's the same person Using Other accounts ? And if I am at home and I give the VPN to my aunt and she enters, it is not the same person but it is the same IP , because what I see that Changes is the Private Dynamic IP and it does not Publish it Other than the One from the provider services , then there can be a Problem, but that is in the case that the person plays and wins a lot, but if they both play and they don't win Anything, but Rather the Opposite , I Imagine that the casino will not Fight and will Say that they are Going to refund them the money for Playing with the same ip , right?

You are never out of points and VPNs have put a lot of gamblers in trouble, which is why if one wants to use it, such a person must be very careful. But I still doubt the integrity and sincerity of the VPN provider if they would be truthful to what they say about a dedicated and if it is static, the risk is still not averted. And honestly, I am just getting to know a dedicated IP now, are you sure that this service is possible? If yes, I am certain that anyone who wants it might part ways with more money to make it truly dedicated.

But still, as I said, one can't entirely trust these service providers entirely because possessing the absolute right to IPs for them to vouch for not being used by anyone is so doubtful in the case of that dedicated IP. However, if any IP is blacklisted is another issue, or should I call it trouble because casinos would not think twice before they continue to block the account of a blacklisted IP. But certainly, the VPN service provider will not know about that unless their clients tell them. This even makes it riskier to use a VPN with any casino unless the gambler carries the casino along in all of the journey to using VPN if the casino allows it.

I don't advice anyone to use VPNs during gambling, I just say that for ones own safety, if he or she wants to use a VPN, it's better to use one with dedicated IP because dedicated IP belongs to you and is not shared with other users, so no one can accuse you for multi accounting.
And yes, that service is possible, I included a bitcointalk thread link where VPNs are listed.

VPN is a trust based business. You trust what they say and then use their service or you simply ignore them. You never know what's actually happening behind the scene. They might be backing up their words in real life or might be lying but I think there are some good VPNs that we can trust more than others.

I have seen cases of such restrictions and banned happening and some of them is really crazy because the user actually have won some significant amount of money and only to be restricted of their withdrawal because the casino found out that the user is violating the TOS of the casino so it's definitely not advisable at all to try it but although not all casino are against the use of VPN although I don't know about the particular location in which the VPN user might use that allows them free access to the casino without being punished.

The reason why most gamblers that uses vpn choses it is because of regional restrictions and that is what it is, because aside for trying to bypass a restrictions,  I don't see any reason why someone will chose to use vpn that will generally affects your Internet speeds, and even affects the loading of most games.

So for sure VPN is not likely a good feature to be used by gamblers since it negative results are more than the positive attributes,  because I have searched high and low and can't fine what the use of Vpn brings to a gambler,  since I could possible bring more trouble, like what I read from a thread here that a gambler is not able to pass through with verification when he already won a big amount and the casino request for his account to ve verified but he used vpn to register in the site and now he can't verify the account and his money locked in there.

That is one among the many disadvantages that comes along with the use of vpn on casinos, it make your ip to be different from your actual iPhone and impossible to verify your account.

Using a gambling site using VPN is very risky because in this case the account can be restricted at any time by the casino authority because vpn is never allowed in the casino TOS. They ban certain countries for their sites because they don't want gamblers from those countries. or the laws of that country have completely banned gambling, so how can gambling sites evict gamblers from those countries? so using vpn for gambling is not any smart thinking

Well, I think it depends, for there are some casinos that still allow their users to access their casino account through VPN, as long as the user is not accessing the casino from a country that the casino has restricted.
It might interest you to know that vpn is not only used to hide country ip where the users are accessing the casino from, some gamblers simply use VPN for their privacy purposes, like hiding there original ip address and so on.

For casinos where vpn usage is allowed, the best way to be safe is not to make use of public or free VPN, for using a free VPN, the ip address assigned to you may also be assigned to several other users of that same VPN app, and if another user of that VPN who's ip address is same as yours also used the same casino as you, then the casino algorithm may likely flag your account for multi-accounting, which may lead to your account closure and possible forfeiture of the funds in that account.

So, avoid free VPN for casino that allow VPN usage.

It should either be a yes or no go to you. Before using a VPN you should already know this, and it's the nature of bitcoin that your IP will change since it's function is to mask your real IP so the user would be able to achieve privacy. But if that privacy will potentially put your account at risk due to a possible violation of TOS, well, every gambler should already know the risk of using a VPN, after all it still matters on how much you can risk of losing as this KYC thing if will trigger, it will freeze your account.

If an online casino accepts gamblers to use VPN I bet they will ask them for KYC verification when they want to withdraw from the platform.

If anyone want to use VPN its better for them to check the ToS of the casino very well, or even reach out to the customer services and ask about using a VPN, whatever they say must be screenshot because it can always be denied later.

Some online casinos will have a problem with you once you log in several times using different IP addresses, this is why I don't like using VPN for any casinos, I am not from a restricted location and I don't need to use VPN or IP masking, if its a must you must use a premium VPN with a specific IP address, and make sure you never change location ever again.

Not just because I'm wearing the signature pertaining to Joya casino but for sake of sharing my experience.

Joya seems to be VPN - friendly. I have used VPN servers located in various area to connect to its official site and never find it difficult to login and gamble there.

Other  casino I used to login to via VPN was BC.game.

I think the issue was not having difficulty in playing using a VPN but it's pertaining to the funds that might be frozen in the future. The KYC will be implemented, they'll look into your details especially your location, and since we are using a VPN, then obviously it will not coincide with the location with declare during our KYC compliance.

I believe that if they wish to freeze my funds, they will find a reason to do so regardless of whether I used a VPN or not. Thus, to mitigate such kind of  risk, keep in casino  only an amount that you're not afraid to lose.  If you have some surplus that has resulted from your winnings in gambling then to withdrew it promptly. This is my Yassa.  :)

If you withdraw a certain amount then your account will also be looked at. Most casinos will increase their vigilance when there is a withdrawal transaction of a large enough amount. This is not done when a gambler registers an account, their system can detect whether the gambler is using a VPN or not.
Because some countries do not legalize gambling, casino sites cannot be accessed from certain countries. So maybe the casino making it easy to access using a VPN is not a problem. So just be more careful in choosing a casino, and read all the casino regulations regarding the use of VPN and KYC.

Everything is monitored and this is how they are really that strict when it comes to withdrawals on which they would really be having those security checks first before they would be able to release.
It do really just that sucks that whenever they do accept deposits there are no issues but on the time that you do withdraw then there are tons of hassles and other strings attached on which this is
something that cant be avoided for someone to think about on which majority of us would really be that agreeing into this kind of stuff.

When it comes to VPN then you could always check their sites terms and conditions on which it would be normally be stated or mentioned there.
There would be specific places or countries which would really be that prohibited on accessing.

It also consumes much of the user data for the sake of those that don't even know some of the implications of using a VPN, also the network must not seize because once there's a disconnection, all the whole thing cast nd the user get caught on that purpose, so while the whole risk on what is not worth it, if the platform restrict for the use of VPN, we can as well use the platforms within our zones that does not need the use of such.

Yeah that are the many effects of using vpn to access any site, it drain both network and user data's and some time it exposes the user to other security risk most especially when you connect to a wrong network that the end developer could see your input info's from the other side and tend to steal users informant for shady deals.

VPN should be avoided in all sense of it and for sure I Personally will not use VPN to bypass any restrictions,  to avoid landing myself into security risks.

I sit and ask myself, a person who creates an account at a casino and enters all true data when creating the account. enter his real name, surname, telephone number, birth date. After creating an account, that person does KYC, in KYC that person provides their national ID or passport, provides proof of residence, the proof of residence document has the physical address of that person, the national ID or passport of that person has the names of their parents of that person, photo of that person, height, gender. has all the data. So at this moment there is no more privacy. So if a person has already done Kyc, what will that person use VPN to hide? I read somewhere on this forum where someone said they did KYC but want to use VPN for privacy, according to him

Did he use a VPN from a country that is on the list of allowed countries, I keep asking myself but does he want privacy if he has already done Kyc at the casino? Before using a VPN, he already entered the casino with his real IP, so what's the point of wanting to use a VPN now? It often seems to me that people are forgetting that the days of privacy ended a long time ago, there is no point in using a VPN for a casino, this is a serious mistake, you can only use a VPN to search on Google or when you are on social media, but don't use vpn in casinos and exchanges, kyc itself is a great enemy of vpn. they are asking for kyc precisely so that people can log into their accounts with their real IP addresses

to know that person x lives in country x and that this is in accordance with the documents provided by the person at the casino, and a way for governments to control all people and reduce crimes on the internet, true or not. It's a fact we should all accept that the days of privacy in casinos and exchanges are over, I hope people realize that. Don't run the risk of having accounts blocked because of using VPN

If we will connect to their network and they could steal our information then that is not the very nature of VPN anymore.
We can read the benefits of using a VPN and it was hugely emphasize that they'll provide privacy and security. In fact, in our county, when transmitting the rules of the voting, they'll use a VPN to make it more secure, so I don't see the sense on your statement that it could steal information.

Sorry, if I'm wrong but please you can always reply and tell me if I'm misinform.

here are the benefits form this. https://asia.norton.com/blog/privacy/benefits-of-vpn

Like the post I just replied to, you do not joke with the ban or restriction by either the casino or your country's government, you should flee immediately no matter how enticing the casino is to you. If you did not, then you might face the music in a very bitter way. It detests me when people are foolishly enriching casinos even when they (customers) are at fault or they are not just smart enough. You can imagine someone who reads/knows clearly that a country is not allowing a country, but still carelessly use the IP of the country through VPN. What does the person attract in that sense? That can't be good of course. So no matter the case, one has to follow the rules and obey the laws of both the country he residents in and that of the casinos to avoid issues. VPN is never by force either, I don't know why it is a must for some people.

Although some would claim they want to stay private on the internet, fine, it is your right, but what if the casino does not want it? All these have to be ensured before signing for any casino to avoid issues. Even if the country is allowed, one must still be very careful in using a VPN. They might believe that since the IP is such of the allowed countries, what if the casino detected a VPN eventually? Good, it is not all VPNs that can be detected, but in most cases, when such a person is dynamic about the use of the IPs of countries in a lesser period of time, that can easily put him in trouble if VPN is not allowed by the casinos and no one is without a mistake if you think you can outsmart that because you use strong VPN of the allowed country.

Regardless, I still love the companies that would rather stop their service to the person but return his money to him than steal it as most casinos shamelessly do.

In fact most casinos has no straight forward terms about VPN usage, most casinos will only say do not use VPN to bypass country restrictions.
I'm VPN users when it comes to gambling in many casinos, but not even single casino banned me.
Saying using VPN for gambling as not a smart thinking is just too much or maybe it comes from someone who do not even experienced in online gambling.
I'm from a country where gambling is completely illegal, but it has nothing to do with casino terms since most casino do not care about it.
Casino's country restriction is usually based on their own terms or based on the license, not based on the law of the countries.

If a casino says not to use VPN to bypass restricted countries, they literally won't support the use of VPN even if the gamblers are from the unrestricted region.
What every gambler has to understand is that the use of a VPN on casinos, crypto exchanges, etc is never a good decision at the end of the day.

That's good to know but with the traffic of cryptocurrency most crypto casinos that adopted the use of VPN now will soon change their TOS and when they do the conscious won't be a good result for you.
I will advise you to have little funds on the casino you're using with VPN.

If the casino has banned VPN users in regulations for users in restricted country areas then they are better off not using VPN because they will not be able to pass the KYC verification step, their personal data will not be verified by the casino unless they have friends in gambling-free areas or they using a third party verification service, whether the action is permitted by the casino or not but they must consider the risk of account vulnerability if the casino does not identify your account. However, I hope there is an alternative solution for restricted country users because they also have the right to get gambling services even though their country does not provide open space for gamblers.

Can someone explain to me what is the advantage if the casino allows the use of VPN, but reserves the right to require KYC before withdrawing at some point?
Why would I hide my location, if at some point I will have to give personal information? If I come from a restricted zone, I may be able to register and play games using a VPN, but there is certainly a high risk of suspension when withdrawing.
I would say that the only dilemma here is which NO-KYC casinos allow the use of a VPN.

That is why the OP is asking for sites that actually allow the use of VPNs, just as others are asking about no NYC requiring sites because they do want full un-identified gambling. My guess is that some of the reasons for that may be shady, but that is not the case in 100% of the times, some of us simply like to keep our business for ourselves without any fiscal or criminal reason.

They should know that VPN is not for them to use especially if their country is restricted since for sure that it can cause a problem if they insist to gamble on those casino that limiting the access of some regions because of regulation issues. If they know that they are prohibited to gamble on that casino due to that reason then there's no way that they can complain on something that possible can give them a problem. Much better if they they stay off on that casino and just go where they allowed to gamble and their usage of VPN will provably not a problem in that case. I guess the only solution for restricted country is to avoid since the casino itself might get penalized if they do something that abide the current restrictions or law made by certain countries.

Other than that, I believe we can check or ask for a review, or worse come to worst try the service ourselves and see if our IP is suddenly getting blacklisted by service providers or not. Unfortunately, I don't know a sure way to know it either. Thanks for the link, but I know the differences between static and dedicated IP, and I'm pretty sure VPNs I used never sell static IP either. At the very least, the appeal would be low. But they for sure can mislead users with the word "dedicated" to refer to static IP service and the only way to know whether they do that or not is to look at the ToS or check the service on our own. If you're referring to this, then yeah I can see that this is what happened. At the end of the day though, if you're using a friendly provider they probably won't outright ban you. Still risky to do it though. CMIIW.

I have registered in few casinos, and they don't support my country IP so need help of VPN. Although I have successfully registered using von at that site and through vpn it is possible to play bets and withdraw deposits. In countries where casinos don't support, it can be recommended by vpn and gambling can be done easily there. I have registered in a casino by VPN and bet there before, and I didn't face any problems, but sometimes the site works a bit slow. By using vpn it is possible to bet easily in any casino if the casino in your country does not support it with the help of vpn.

When casino sites are not accessible in any country then using VPN can be enjoyed but if sites can be accessed without vpn then I don't think vpn is necessary. If you access a site using vpn, you should enjoy gambling with as little money as possible since there will be no kyc. Because by using more money if luckily win more money then surely they will demand kyc there.  And since that casino site is restricted in your country, they won't accept your KYC documents. In this case you will lose your original money along with your winning rewards

I don't know much about which vpn is better for running crypto casino. Because our country does not support VPN for casino games it seems illegal to them. Also, if you violate the rules of their organization, the account will be closed many times. If the account is closed then withdrawal will not be possible. I have not used any vpn to play casino yet we don't need vpn to play gambling in our country.

We need to assure the reason why the casino is not accessible. Is it because the country is restricted by the casino or is it because the ISP you use block the access. If it is not accessible because of ISP blocks while your country is not on the restricted list by the casino, using VPN can be solution but I will recommend to use VPN with IP which is the same as your country. When it comes to KYC, you should never think that playing with small amount will not lead you into KYC. Casinos may ask you KYC anytime no matter how small you play or how small you are trying to withdraw.

Then this is not relevant to you.

It's illegal to use VPN, then you can't use VPN....

Most casinos probably does not state they don't allow VPN, but eventually some of them will mess up and will make your account a violator to their TOS that's why your account is at risk of getting ban. We are talking VPN friendly casinos, so we should start with determining if the casino we are using passed on that vibe then we proceed on looking for a trusted VPN to fully have a enjoyable gambling experience.

        -   As far as I know, once the money you win at the casino is seen by the bank, they do not tolerate such transactions. They often immediately question the very owner of the bank account into which a large sum of money was deposited from the casino.

Most of the time, the banks think that this is money laundering, and they apply the anti-money laundering law in the country that actually has it. So I'm not sure if there is a casino in this field that implements such a system.

Well, actually, there are some casino that are VPN friendly, like for example, I've read some users on this forum say that they access and play on stake with VPN turned on and has never had any issues, some other also give same testimony for bc.games and some other casinos as well.

But then again, there is actually no guarantee here since not all of us use VPN for the same reasons, there are some users who use VPN soley to bypass a restriction because they are playing from a restricted place or region, while other use it for personally privacy, there are some other users who try to cheat the casino, and use VPN as a means to hide their true internet information.

So, it all depends on what we are using the VPN for, but solely, for casinos that are VPN friendly, they are only friendly to user who are using vpn for personal privacy, but also, such a user should avoid using free vpn, for reasons I know is obvious to us all.

Sorry but I dont really get what you mean since it seems to be strange for me to hear there is country that prohibit their people to use VPN.
I'm wondering where do you come from and how the written law by your government about VPN usage and what is the concequences if people in your country get caught while they use VPN.

If people use VPN to bypass the country restriction as stated in the casino's terms, it is absolutely breaking the terms and I can say that people who do it should be ready to take the concequences.
Anyway I dont understand how people can cheat the casino by using VPN, is there any specific real story where people cheat the casino using VPN?
But if you are referring to something like bonuses abuse, I can understand it because I have heard about such cases several times.

This used to be a huge problem before when crypto wasn't available and we had to depend on FIAT. Popular crypto like BTC, LTC etc has made it possible to minimise these issues to a large extent.

Some people even use mixers to further anonymise their transactions making it even more difficult for world governments to track their financial transactions.

Of course there are, but in the case of @Volimack , the casino he is using is not a VPN friendly and according to him it's illegal or use VPN when I think the world illegal is just an exaggeration .. maybe the right word is prohibited since it's just a violation of the casino rules not the violation of the law which is what we pertain as legal.

There are lots of popular casinos that accepts VPN, but we don't want to make them use our logs against use because that IP will certainly change or different from our real location, and actually the problem only exist when we win a decent amount of money or a jackpot.

Most often the terms and conditions of gambling sites always have a paragraph with a list of countries whose users are prohibited from using their site. However, it should be noted that some gambling sites mention it in their rules purely formally. In other words, some gambling sites sometimes turn a blind eye to this and allow their users to use VPNs.

It is really just that everything is really that written into their terms and conditions on which it would really be something that you would really be needing to read up. This is where people do usually messed up
because they do skip out on reading something specially into their TOS which it would really be that important. There would really be indeed a list of countries on which certain users cant really be able to play up on the platform and if you've seen your country is included on the list then why would bother yourself on trying out to bypass? If you do push up this one then dont get shocked or surprised that you would really be
banned or blocked. Dont cry if they would be locking up your funds.

Somewhat its true that there are platforms who are really just that let allowing users to access the site via VPN. We dont know about the reason
but for revenue purpose or intent then i cant blame them out.

Yes you are right that mate and we are all know how important is when we read the terms and conditions of the casino cause through reading we will know what are the does and don't of the casino. And once we are gambler didn't read the terms and conditions then there's a chance that we can violate. And also we are all know that once the casino have suspicious in our account then they will take an action immediately and some of  it is holding of a withdrawal.

But who among us here read the  TOS actually? Personally, when I sign up to a new casino, I don't read the TOS because I choose to play in a reputable casino and most reputable casino does allow its users to use VPN as they value the privacy of their gamblers. However, if VPN is use for fraudulent activities, then that's another story, it should be dealt accordingly which would certainly result to an account closure.

If we are still discussing about VPN here being a violation of the TOS, then they should close the account the moment a user is found using a VPN. I'm sure with their system it's easy to detect that. problem with some is, they allow us to use VPN and when we win big, that's where they'll implement, isn't it unfair?

If gambling is legal in your country, how can they prohibit you from using VPN to gamble? I have never seen such a law. The only exception is when online gambling is illegal in a country, then they prohibit you using other methods that will help you to bypass the restriction but since online gambling is legal in your country, I don't understand why particularly VPN usage for that purpose is prohibited.

Yes, I have heard that. Crypto casinos block many rich countries but at the same time, I frequently hear how people from these countries regularly gamble.

Well maybe lets assume thay he's in restricted country so using VPN is really prohibited on that case since the casino may think you came on their casino just to violate their rules and they suspect you that you are doing some illegal activities that doesn't allowed on their casino.

If they could just able to avoid not to use VPN then much better do it since we know how strict those casino and if we got an issue then it may take time for them to resolve this. So to pushing ourselves away from that issues much better if we gamble without using any tools which its usage is questionable to them.

I can see that happen if the casino is under certain regulations that prohibit VPN usage, or simply because they want to make it easier to filter out bots or cheaters. I think the latter is most often the case, and I doubt you can do much about it unless you want to fight them in court. I don't think it is worth the cost especially if you use overseas platforms. As others already mentioned, they will just point out the ToS if you want to make a fuss about their rules.

Everything is written on the TOS on which we can be able to see on which countries are prohibited to play or make some register, even if its not really that mentioned about the use of VPN but doesnt mean that
you would really be making use of it. It is really that understandable and common sense that you should really be avoiding so. If ever you would really be bypassing by means of making use of VPN then it would be your choice and it would really be impossible that you cant really be able to determine on what are the probabilities that your account would be locked. Dont get shocked if that happens since you have violated their
terms and conditions on which it would really be normal that they would really be acting on whats the right thing that needs to be done. Its true that they are regulated and following those orders.

That's true. But you need to be aware that they will let it go only as long as you are losing and they are making money out of it. The moment you start winning, they will ban your account because you violated their terms and there is nothing you can do about it.
Personally, I would never trust such casinos. A casino or any service provider that does not follow their own rules because doing so benifits them can't be trusted.

True, but there is a way to avoid such issues. Firstly, you should speak to the customer care about VPN usage and record the conversation(Screenshot etc) which would serve as evidence later on.

If the site cares about their reputation, they will have to release the winnings. However, if it's a site like 1xbit that doesn't care about its reputation, the issue will stay unresolved.

It doesnt really cost you an arm and leg on trying out to ask something like this on a customer service representative so that you could really be able verify whether its really that allowed or not.
It might really be not that be put up into their terms and conditions but if you are really that in doubt then you would really be having that kind of approach that you would really be asking up some questions.
You cant really just that make yourself that be so sure. If you are really that seeing that making use of VPN is really just that fine then go for it but if its not
then there's no point on using that on which you are really risking up yourself on getting blocked.

So far i havent experienced on using up some VPN on accessing a gambling site. If its prohibited then i wont really be tending to force it out if you dont like
to mess up yourself.

Do you think the level of evidence you may have can still win over them when tit comes to using evidence, all they can do is to go edit and adjust what has been stated on their policy a d give out the new draft which states clearly that one is against their rules, what I will just advise is not to try in doing what may cause some issues with you and the gambling platforms because you may not have that required audience or opportunity of winning against them.

I said it a while ago and it is totally unacceptable, it shows the bad intentions of the casinos and the need for people to avoid them. Casinos should be fair in both ways whether the situation is in their favour or favours their customers. Can you imagine, a casino was fully aware that the customer was using a VPN but turned a blind eye to it when such a customer was losing and enriching them but the situation turns when it is time for the casino to pay the winning.

Such casinos are wicked and should be heavily sanctioned if reported. What annoys me most is that fair casinos would even check properly if such gamblers cheat their system one way or another to decide whether to give them their deposit back or not. But they often resolve to keep all, which includes the whole deposit, the wagered amount and the winnings. This is the sheer wickedness of it all, and it calls for a good reason why we should avoid VPN completely even if the casino says it allows it. Who knows, they might use that as bait to deal with the gambler.

Im saying the same thing on why you will really be using up a VPN which isnt allowed? You are really that finding problems towards your self and this is something that you do have those kind of considerations.

Just for the sake of answering OP question on which VPN is best then im using up NordVPN ( https://nordvpn.com/ )
You could also make use of other browsers on which offering some VPN service like opera browser. I have tested out this one in the past and it does work.
I cant just that know if this one could really be able to gover up our IP or would be able to mask it out completely.

Although im not so sure if they would be allowing VPN usage but i have seen some of my friends that its still alright and not yet banned after a long time
on making these services or VPN on which they do able to play without any problems so far. Just on what you had said that once you get caught
then say good bye into your account which its likely to be locked.

What the heck are you talking about? It doesn't matter how many times they change their TOS if you have hard evidence against them and this logic applies to literally any problem in this world.

Only sites that don't care about their reputation wouldn't be fazed by hard evidence in any form basically.

Reputable casinos will not do it (change/edit) the terms/policies just to do something against players. Having evidence like what is suggested by 3kpk3 is good, at least you can use it to prove when the casino change the terms to be something against what is said by the customer services. Especially if the terms is stated in the terms page, having a screenshot of the terms or making an archive page for the terms page is a good evidence. Although bad casinos will always try to defend themselves but at least once there is an issue, you can use the evidence to support your argument.

There are websites that let you check whether your IP is blacklisted or not but when you buy a dedicated IP from a "trustworthy" provider, I would say that it won't be blacklisted 99% on every website you check and I don't think casinos partner with VPNs to get the data about all the IPs they have to have a custom blacklist (and no VPN should be doing that either).
There are some VPN friendly casinos but you still need dedicated IP on them to not be flagged as a system abuser. They might tolerate it on regular VPN since they know that IPs are shared on regular VPNs but who wants additional problems.

By the way, can you name which VPN provider were you using?

If they do that for sure that those casino did that change  their terms will be the subject of heavy discrimination from those people who knows their cheating done and they might lose a lot of current players if many people will say something negative about them. The long time earning good trust score became worthless as they exchange it to one time deceiving of those people who they want to take advantage with. We see this happened on some casino and after they did these actions their casino fail and the number of players and visitors is declining that's the reason why they totally fall and never regain back their reputation also loss those huge profit they supposed to get from gamblers spending some amount on their casino. But we really need proof on this claims so that people will find those accusation legit and they can make a decision either to stay or get out on those casino.

The column I the tos of casinos that states that, casino have the right to change anypart of the terms and conditions without any notice to the player is a sign that their have 100% control to do whatever they want as long as the tos is consign and as a matter of fact some of them don't even care to check as how unfair such conditions are and tend to misused it to punish the gambler regardless of how much evidence he have presented or what his case is, this is the reason why we see some few call out of casinos by player who feels they right have been denied.

AFAIK, most of the crypto casinos doesn't restrict its users from accessing their sites via VPN network for privacy reasons but the main problem is with using free VPN that often uses set of IPs that will contradict with one account per person mentioned in their TOS and will lead to further issues like account suspension/termination.


Usually high priority withdrawals will be processed in next batch of withdrawals which can be in very few minutes up to 2 hours and in unusual occurrences it may take longer.

Instant withdrawal is different and its only available of few sites and if they actually mentioned instant withdrawal then it will be processed instantly.

             -   Most casinos today do not allow their users to use VPNs for gambling. Or else the users may be banned by the casino due to the breach of the gambling TOS, as far as I know.

Now I don't know why you want to do that; doesn't it seem better for a casino to operate in the conventional gambling industry? Because if that's the only reason you have,
 it seems like I'm losing my mind, to be honest.

This is a clear and obvious problem with using a VPN for casino gambling. 
However, if you take the player’s side, what can he do, for example, if without a VPN it is generally impossible to even access the casino website.  The player is forced to use this option and often simply de-controls which IP.  happens when using a VPN.  And in many cases, the player does not have access to paid services or it is too expensive for him to pay for this service.  So it turns out that the casino has reason to suspect that there are abuses when many players play from the same IP.  But of course, the casino knows what this address is and can begin to counteract such a player, for example, creating difficulties when withdrawing winnings to the client’s wallet. 
Of course, all this has to be taken into account when you use free services.

The reasonable option would be to avoid the casinos that block VPNs and their IPs and look for alternatives if he still wants to play games. It is not like they force the players to choose their platform, as annoying as that can be. A dedicated IP VPN is usually not that expensive compared to the cost that you spend to play games, depending on each individual of course. So if you have no other options, then you can only take the risks. Hoping casinos change their ToS which will affect their capability to tackle account abuse is a bit cope imo.

You are right here, I have to agree that the cost of a paid VPN subscription is small compared to the money that players spend on their gambling.
 But when buying a subscription to a VPN, a player still won’t be sure that this will guarantee him a comfortable and trouble-free game in the future in a particular casino that is loyal to using a VPN.  The player still has the feeling that he is doing something not entirely legal or not quite correctly when he hides his location on the Internet.  By analogy, the casino also has a reasonable question about why the player hides his location.  All this creates a certain tension in the game.  And this is exactly what needs to be dealt with.  Specifically, so that the use of a VPN in a casino would be absolutely legal and comfortable and safe for any player.  But legislators are so far away from the adoption of such laws that there is nothing to talk about yet.  They don't even think about such regulation of the gambling industry.

Sincerely, in a sane world, any serious company will treat their customers and partners fairly, but if anyone you are dealing with is doing otherwise, then it is better you leave them immediately. There are rules in this world as we are not in a banana republic, only that many companies are overbearing and do as they like thereby cheating their customers unchallenged. Really, many companies are treating their customers unfairly, and this often goes unpunished because of the lack of due regulation and reports by the customers to the appropriate bodies for questioning and sanctions. No matter how many times they change their terms and conditions, they should be updating all the parties involved. Failure to do that is their fault.

This is money we are taking about, they have to respect their customers and not treat them as a nobody for their money, that is bad. If any customer could be so angry and could take them to the court of competent jurisdiction, it would be another story entirely, especially when the customer has the needed evidence from the beginning till the time of the discrepancy. I've had dealings with enough companies that are truly regulated and I know how they behave. They do it so formally to the point that you can't even have anything against them when it comes to the updates on the terms and conditions which they would have duly notified you of and made sure you acknowledged it before you can continue to work with them. That's how it is supposed to be.

Although currently VPN software has become a target for those whose casinos are banned in their area, my advice is that if you have another alternative, try using an alternative instead of having to use a VPN device.

But as far as I know some casinos don't like their users connecting using VPN, there are various reasons for that, However, if you have to force yourself to use a VPN, try looking for a gambling platform that has a good reputation, that might be the only way to keep you safe.

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Regarding your question, in this forum I have seen casinos that implement VPN features.
Example:
* Topic: Empire.io | Instant Payouts, VPN-Friendly, 5K+ games & 1 BTC bonus! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464593.0)
* Topic: JustCasino.io | Get the Best Crypto Casino Experience (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5481354.msg63486911#msg63486911)

However, it's just information you need to read in detail in their thread, before you use their casino, I don't use their casino, you need to review it in detail before doing activities there.

This is a very good narration and is similar to the ones I've explained in the past on various VPN and multiple accounts allegation threads. Well, we are getting wiser daily and only inexperienced gamblers should be entrapped in this issue again. If an experienced gambler still falls victim, it could only be an affront and foolishness that causes that. We know now that casinos frown so much on VPNs and multiple accounts, is it not better to avoid the two strictly to save our heads?

Fine, some people are merely victims of this due to the use of VPN or even their local dynamic IPs. Still, in this case of dynamic IPs, I believe it would be a limited number of customers that would have the same IP clashed, which the casino may still further investigate to know the truth that it is not from the same person judging by how to gamble. But still, some casinos would use that to cheat the customer, this is certainly unfair. But it is the customer who puts it up himself when his local IP can't access a casino but still forces himself to use a VPN to access the casino. Is it a Must you gamble with them? I believe we should always weigh our options and the risks associated with them before we risk them.

Each site does that that different set or numbers of countries which are banned or excluded or prohibited to play out into their platform and this is mostly can be found to be mentioned on their terms and conditions.

This is why it would really be always relevant or something that important on trying out read up these terms for you to be able to at least be aware on what are those countries which are really that banned.
Why would really be trying out to access a platform even if you do know that this is something that you are really that banned on? You are just basically putting up yourself into issues if you are
really that hard headed on trying out to access on a platform where your country is included into the list.

Most of them does have those kind of exclusions, so there's no point that you would really be having that kind of approach and since we do have tons of
available platforms or sites in the market then you can really always choose or look for another one and this is something that you should really
be considering some time.

Since sometimes the ToS or other regulatory documents contain lists of countries in the world where the activities of a particular casino are prohibited, then of course, even through a VPN, it is quite risky to use such a casino from the territory of a country that is on the restrictive list.  Moreover, these lists can be formed by governments and countries themselves, for some of their own reasons to prohibit gambling.  Also, the lists can be generated by the casinos themselves based on prohibitions from government agencies of the jurisdiction in which the casino is registered.  This, of course, is being done to the detriment of the casino business and in connection with all kinds of sanctions imposed. 

If we talk about the practice of a player who plays in violation of these prohibitions and uses a VPN, then, I think, in 95% of cases (and maybe 100%!),
if the player wins some kind of big win, he still will not be able to get it  .  And the casino will introduce a restriction, and a bank transfer cannot be done normally.  Well, if th e payment is a cryptocurrenncy, then there is a KYC requirement, and either the client himself will refuse to do it, or the casino will point out obvious violations of the rules and this prohibition. 
So playing through a VPN turns out to be extremely dangerous for the player.

Yep, there are definitely risks in using a VPN to access gambling on various sites, and users should be aware of this. Even if a user clarifies this issue with the casino support and gets a positive answer about the use of VPN, it doesn't guarantee that the casino won't change its mind or change the ToS at any point in the future.

I completely agree. 
Of course, you should never trust the rule that a casino allows the use of a VPN.  Moreover, this probably works to ensure more players visiting the casino itself, and when it comes to the issue of transferring the money won to the client’s account or simply returning money from the deposit, then the VPN begins to be an obstacle to these financial transactions.  However, it is unlikely that you will find such a clarification in the casino ToS directly in the relevant paragraphs that allow the use of VPN. 
Well, when KYC is required for these financial transactions, then using a VPN becomes pointless in general. 
So a VPN can only be used if you are ready to gamble and always only “pay for pleasure” without the opportunity to receive your winnings.  :)

Nope, if that is on the rules like on their TOS, then we are allowed to use a VPN. Other casinos may announce they allow but in the TOS it's not written. I think they really need to emphasize it already as this VPN has been a problem now and some casinos used it to scam users and point the issue into violation of the terms.

VPN should be fine, why would they prohibit use if we just want to achieve privacy, although we follow the KYC procedure and we are known to them, we still have the right to keep our privacy by using a VPN, as long as it's in the TOS (allowed) it shouldn't be a problem.

This is true, some gambling sites allowed VPN but only in the country where their website are operating legally and having this kind of rule will lead to KYC as they will need to verify first that you are residing to a country that their website or gambling is legal and you'll only using the VPN for privacy and if you use different IP from different countries it would assume that you are using it to just access the site and therefore they will ask you to undergo KYC procedure.

I don't think there is any special need to use a casino site using vpn. VPN is used to access sites from countries where casino sites are banned.  However, you should not deposit large amounts of money by accessing gambling sites using vpn. Because if you access a site using vpn, cloudflare can ban you on that site at any time for the safety of the site. So no site will be completely vpn friendly. However, a casino site can be accessed temporarily using a vpn.

In my case which our IP provider block gambling site while our country is not restricted to play in online casino, VPN is very helpful for us to access the casino legally since only our ISP is blocking the access while the casino license allows us to play.


Why will cloudflare will ban you on accessing the casino using VPN. I’ve been using VPN to access the casino in the past for long time without any problem. This is my first time to know that cloudflare can ban you when VPN was use. Can you give me some reference for this?

Most especially when they discover that such is no longer working for their own advantage, i know how gamblers could be so mean in making attempt to override on the gambling platform network and try to bye pass some certain functions or restrictions on them, which we also know that some can cheat on their system through this, we need to go by the way of making things easy for us and the platform we are using to gamble by not starting what may implicate us later in future.

Maybe on some cases that a player want to protect something and they choose to use VPN to avoid any issue. For sure they know that its illegal to bypass restriction and doing fine since they are not doing that for this reason since they just use that for security reasons. But if we are regular gamblers then there's no need to use VPN since we can come up clean especially if we use our real IP. This is more recommended since we will not give any reason to the casino to hold or compromised our activities since we came clean and gamble which follow to the rules they set. If they want to use VPN then maybe they should ask the casino support to get proper assessment towards what they want then get good suggestion from support if either they continue to use it or just totally stop it.

The subject of using the VPN with casinos has been so controversial in my opinion as some casinos would say they accept it while others would say they do not accept it. Nevertheless, my conclusion on this remains that if you can do without the use of a VPN, please do, this is better than putting oneself in any controversial circumstances where the casinos will now be using it as an excuse. At times, it is not about the terms and conditions of the casinos, they might even be silent about the use of VPN, but when the issues arise, you will see them talking about double or multiple accounts by a single user, which is where gamblers hands are always tied. This is especially bad because the casino will only be alleging this but will not be able to prove it openly. However, the fairest ones may just send you further proof, but certainly cannot give you their system to verify, so you have no say here. So it is all about the casino in this regard.

Many are already victims of this since there are no independent investigators to work it through for both parties and I am certain that in most of the cases, the casinos would be lying, those guys might just be the victims of that because if they can use that as an excuse to lock people's account and confiscate their money to themselves. This is when the VPN was never the issue, how much more when the person uses the VPN? It could be worse. I wonder why they do not even do an independent investigation internally to be sure if the same person is actually behind the screens. After all, if casinos are sincere, the gambling styles of the players can never be the same.

Most of the users typically target abused of casino bonuses such as welcome package, deposit bonus and etc. which they do unli try by creating multiple account through the use of the VPN. Some users play from restricted country which they are risking their money by using VPN to hide their location which useless since casino can see whether a user is using a VPN or not.

In general. Using VPN to take advantage on casino will not gonna work. They are the users that we frequently saw on scam accusation thread playing the victim while in reality they are trying take advantage on the casino.

I like @dwyane36 mention, Casino can change the ToS anytime without any notification. This is enough reason for us to check ToS regularly before using VPN.

If there are users who use VPN to abuse welcome bonus/deposit bonus, I would say they are stupid because who is in this world who want to take deposit bonus multiple times by creating many accounts and VPN while the wagering requirement of the bonus is so high.
IMO, most users use VPN is to bypass ISP that blocks any gambling related site (usually in countries where gambling is illegal like my country).
Other reason is to bypass the restriction by the game providers and restriction by the casino itself.
As a VPN user myself, my only reason of using VPN is to bypass the block by ISP because most ISP in my country block gambling related services.

Although it's not on gambling websites, there were a few instances where I've been blocked by cloudflare but this was just because of the IP from my VPN provider and choosing another server solved it.

IDK if cloudflare goes beyond blocking IP addresses and how often does that happen but I'd say, if the block is not coming from casino's end, it's likely that there will be ways to access the platform.

You should be looking at VPNs that have a large number of servers or a wide range of IPs to make sure that the sites themselves are not going to mass-ban a VPN service. I think that NordVPN should work correctly with most of your sites - it does certainly work well with the subscription services if you want to see something that is not open in your region.

Yes, you have a point. The only thing I know is that the majority of gambling casinos do not allow the use of VPNs for users who will use their platform. Let's say that they can change their TOS terms as they say, but they can also use the original terms as before.

Maybe later on it will be just a trap for them to say that using a VPN is okay with them, but once you put a large amount of money into their platform, they will suddenly say that it is forbidden to use a VPN, so of course it will come out in the end without a fight. Put money into casino gambling.

I don't known why some gamblers were too inclined to using receiving bonuses from the gambling platforms, don't be surprised that it is this same bonus that some other gambler detest hearing their offers or going for such, because all they were after is to just experience gambling and make move on their daily normal life, this keep ringing on my mind if the so called bonus hunters do actually have enough money to gamble or not, or if they are the ones seeking earnings from gambling and making it as their major source of income or not.

To summarize the discussion of the use of VPN in gambling, we can draw approximately the following conclusions:

- if you can play gambling without using a VPN, then only play that way. 

- if you are forced to use a VPN, then you can only play using small bet sizes and at the same time constantly remember that at any moment your game can be interrupted, you will lose both your deposit and the opportunity to play in this casino in general.  In the second case, you use a VPN solely at your own risk and no casino gives you a 100% guarantee of your money back.  This is true even if the ToS specifically states that the casino allows the use of VPNs. 
So for now I am making such generalized conclusions. 

Well, there is also the problem of cross-border transfers of cryptocurrencies. 
These transfers are becoming, in my opinion, less and less anonymous.

This is serious and I've not experienced it before, perhaps the IP must have been known for so many bad activities or what? Well, on another thought, maybe it's the automatization of the fail2ban protocol, and of course, the change of the IP will do the trick, especially if one can leave the region entirely since their IPs with the VPN service could possibly have corrupted and flagged. It is even better that someone is blocked immediately than for it to later cause issues due to the tagging of a particular website. Also, I suspect the weak and free VPN in this regard, which is why going for the strongest VPN is the best if you want to use it with casinos, though I do not advise this because it may cause issues if care is not taken. But there are some that are military grade or more, I do not believe that it can be decrypted easily that it is a VPN unless the IP is generally from unaccepted regions.

When it comes to IP detection then there are platforms which are really that too strict when it comes to this on which they are really that trying out to crack down into those people who are really that making out that illegal logged in since usually people do make use of VPN are the ones who are really that came from other countries or something that whose really on restricted but since they are really that interested
on playing on a particular site then they would really be coming up with this kind of solution. Some might not be still not get caught but there are ones who are really that getting caught and faced up those consequences on which it would really be that normal on having that action.

For VPN purposes then i would definitely be making use first of those in built VPN with some browsers like OPERA. It does work on just like with those known VPN.
Im much aware about NordVPN too but of course i wont really be that willing on spending up on something just because im interested to play into their platform.
I cant make myself that be able to go through all the hassles just for me to play on which you could eventually be simply finding up other places that you could be able to deal on with.

The gambling site will never offer something that Only gamblers will benefits , remember that their business
needs losing players and with those bonuses will sure that the deposit of that said gamblers will cover that
amount they render and this is how the money flows .

This is the reason that there re other gamblers that don't just get the bonuses because that is the trick part
there , when you get the bonus then for sure you will continue playing using your own deposit money.

If you care about your privacy, I'd suggest you avoid them. Most of the time they collect your data and the speed is just as horrible as other 'free' VPNs on the internet. Not to mention they can inject or suggest some ads even if you don't want to see any. My experience with those VPNs is terrible.

Not necessarily bad activities afaik, especially if you use shared IP. Other users probably use the same IP to access the website from different locations, or they accessed the website at the same time. That being said, one of my VPN servers does get blocked by overseas gaming platforms, probably because too many users tried to register from the same IP address. Btw, military-grade† is just a marketing gimmick. Most of the time it means the cheapest and decent option on the market, or AES-256. If they use that term as their main marketing material, I'd suggest you look for other services instead. CMIIW.

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

Also, considering your need for reliable VPN connections to access various international sites without interruption, you might find using a static residential proxy more helpful. It can provide a more stable and reliable connection. For this, you might want to look into options like https://proxys.io/en/p/buy-static-residential-proxies-isp, which could enhance your accessibility without compromising security.

The aspect of their policies is what matters most because if they should make review on it and we were unaware of that and continue to make use of vpn on their site, the system may detect that and we may be banned and faces some consequences in the likes of restriction from using their platform, i see no much benefits with the use of a vpn than the implication of what it may caused us when caught up.

As the world continues to embrace the digital age, the use of cryptocurrencies has become increasingly popular. One of the industries that has seen a significant rise in the use of digital currencies is the casino industry. However, some casino changed their rules and updated their terms and conditions. Most of the casinos take their customer without KYC but when they want to withdraw their money they apply a lot of rules and regulations. Sometimes old reviews are also not working, because casino owner pay huge amounts to promote their casino and give very positive reviews about their project. paid VPN  more than a very good free VPN.

Well, if the casino representative did not clearly write that a VPN is allowed I would not use it. I haven't seen it officially stated on any site, it's probably not legal, but many crypto casinos allow it, but again I say you have to have a confirmation about it. If it is not from the forum but from support, I would take a picture and archive it somewhere just in case, it can help if there are any problems.

I used to use VPN to play in some casinos and I never had any problems, but again I didn't win anything big. So who knows, we should be careful anyway and have some proof that casino allow it.

I did the same thing in the past. When there is no clear information about VPN is allowed or not in the terms page, it is better to ask support and if the support answer that it is allowed, I take a screenshot of the chat or download the transcript if the casino provide this feature. This can be something useful later if the casino said that using VPN is against their terms.

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

On some casino there are representative would just say that use this at your own risk that's why we cannot get  a clear answer since even them are so questionable regarding on the usage of VPN in their casino. That's why I find them unreliable since they provably will not help us if we encounter an issue like certain suspicious activity due to IP changes happened when we use a VPN. So I guess much better not to use this and stick on your real IP so that we can assure our safety in terms of funds confiscation and the casino will not have any reason to flagged us.

I also use VPN on some casino before but when I certain read that there are some people got an issue with this I immediately stop and there's no really big changes since I can still gamble nicely without worrying anything on certain possible issues that those devs would accused to us.

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

If you gamble on a site through a paid vpn, that site will not understand that you are using a vpn, but if you gamble using locations in different countries at different times, then the site's cloudflare will understand the fact that your account is logged in from the IP of different countries at different times.  I have used stake.com with free vpn and have used different country ips several times but I have not faced any problem.  So I can say this site is also vpn friendly. This site is not accessible in my country so I can't access it without using vpn

Just a regular paid VPN, what I used to do is using Indonesian IP which is where I come from. Since I have never experienced any issue when I was active at duelbits, yes I can say they are VPN friendly but I'm not sure about now because I have been inactive for a while. You can always ask support about it if there is no written terms about VPN usage (not only at duelbits but in all casinos).

Today's casinos must be Smarter , they must not be Complicated , Accepting the VPN must be normal , the idea is that they enter the Casino and Can Carry out the Operations , that is why we will always devise a way enter Because they don't let us enter based on our Location, and that seems very non-Inclusive to me , that is Completely Exclusive , but for that there are no Rights or people to fight or Fight , so given these things we have to Find a way to Include new ones Reasons so that more Cases can be Generated that Accept KYC, it is not nice that you want to enter and they say that Due to Location it Does not make sense in the World we are living in , there are rights Defended by people who want to Believe Anything , so there is no right in financial Economics?

Such blogs might need to be updated and they might necessarily need to be automated in the event of the casino's updated terms but I currently don't think there is a possibility of updating the TOS just about when they do as most of the articles might be weeks or even months old.

OP just has to factor in all of these when coming up with his project.

This is why its really hard to detect or to find out if there are really those sudden changed up of terms and conditions specially if you would really be just that finding on reading it up on their blogs or website
on which its unlikely that they would really be posting up those informations there on which it would really be that something understandable that they would really be missing out on doing such thing
not unless if they would really be making those direct access pop up into the site which give out that kind of reminders or notifications that there's a change on terms and conditions.
So far after all the years ive been here on crypto gambling space on which i havent seen any sites or platforms that have done this on which its really that normal that most gamblers
would be missing it out.

I guess it depends on which casino you're following, but most of the time whenever a ToS is updated the pages will show the edited time, plus some businesses send e-mails whenever their privacy policy is updated. Building a bot to track if a ToS page is changed is also good though, even though I'm not sure it will be useful for a business that regularly sends info whenever their policy is changed.

What's the basis for saying accepting VPN should be the new standard? I guess that's true if you use a casino that focuses on privacy, but not for regular casinos. It's not really about inclusivity IMO, it is more about staying out of legal troubles.

Wdym, fam?

If you're talking about those prohibited countries, then they are for legal compliance. Not every place is fond of gambling and/or some places require more from a gambling platform in order for platforms to legally operate and target their locals.

I reckon most people don't read the fine print hence I actually think geo-blocking helps up to a certain extent because there could be related clauses such as nullifying winings, closing down account, etc.

In addition, regulatory bodies appears to be slowly creeping into any crypto platform in order to find faults so it is better this way.

Good thing if they would really be mindful on sending out those via email alerts into their users but not all would really be that reading up their emails on which it would really be that still that likely be useless on this case. It would be better that they would be making out that kind of alert or pop up instead. If ever there would really be changes on their terms and conditions then not all people would really be that tending to make out that kind of checking out word by word on what are the things that had been changed. Most likely gamblers wont really be caring about those changes not until they would really be able to experience some issues and this is something that would really be that so normal. This is why i would rather be sticking into those known gambling sites which are reputable and really that popular
on where you could assume out that they are really that fair at least into their users.

Well, it is normal that when we are looking for something to do and the problem arises, it is when we realize certain things, I am very open to VPNs, for me it is an ease for what was Requested, I do not understand it , but Everyone in The earth must have the right to do things well and be allowed everything, in no way can they prevent the use of a VPN, if we start from the origin of Things it is Feasible that all this is generated thanks to the requirements and regulations of the governments, Governments that really do not care about people but About their own and particular interests, therefore when we are carrying out any type of recreational and fun Activity it should be free, if a casino does not allow VPN I think it has to do with that? Future work on him asking to accept it, I think that would make a Difference.

I mean if the user ignores any notification, whether you send an e-mail or not wouldn't matter and it is hard to blame the business in this case. That being said, there's no rule saying they can't send an e-mail and send a pop-up notification or something similar, although this doesn't guarantee that the user will also ignore it for various reasons. In the end, there's only so much you can do whether you're a popular business or not, and users who like to use VPNs need to be proactive in finding any changes if that matters to them.

Going by the ways of the governments, they finds more pleasure in things like this to have restriction for, because it will not allow the people to do anything they like, if we are going to firstly consider the needs for the use of VPN, we can deduce that such is being used to prevent us from sanctions from sites that detects our ip address for any reason against their ethics, which government also will not want to see us having that same kind of freedom online to launch out to anywhere we want beyond their reach.

We do know that in each country will really be having that different jurisdiction when it comes to gambling on which it could neither be banned or something legal/allowed. I dont believe
much about those VPN friendly platforms on which we know that if there would really be some ending up on legal conflict then it would definitely be a huge mess but since it would really
be so damn hard on making up some tracking into those people who had bypassed out those restrictions then you could really expect that it is really that something that will be happening.

This is why it would really be that important that on the time that you would be registering on a site then seeing those TOS and check out if there are some excluded countries.
If your country is really listed there then skip out and find or look for another one. It would be ideal that you wont really be forcing up yourself on playing into a place
on which there's such prohibition.

The simplest thing to do in this cases is don't gamble if you know they ban your jurisdiction since whatever angle you see they are really restricting you to access their casino and using VPN is somehow a violation in their terms. So its better to avoid any casino that  restrict your access and much better to gamble on the casino which you know that doesn't implement anything cases like that. Also use only a vpn if the casino said they allowed it and if you are not comfortable on the places you are on since sometimes its really helpful.

Its really important to read their TOS so that people would able to know what rules they are need to obey and what are the restrictions implemented so that we will not get surprised for anything negatives that we can imagine to happen and we can avoid to commit possible violation on their casino.

Playing on sites on which you do know that your country is banned and trying out to access via VPN then it would be a dangerous thing.You are really that trying out to violate their terms and once they find you out then locking up your account would be the next. What if you would be having that huge amount inside of that account? for sure you will really be having that huge regret on what happened and because of stubbornness that you do have then it would really be that resulting into disaster and this is why its better to choose up other sites just like on whats those above recommendations on which it is really just that right because if we do consider out on how many sites that we do have today then it would really be impossible that you cant really be able to choose up on where you do fit on.