Is bitcoin gambling really accepted in China ?

[The Cryptovator]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

[syamster]

Legal or illegal, they can just use vpn (like they use it to bypass telegram restriction), most gambling sites don't require kyc so nothing to worry there.

Maybe they can do that but they can't risk a big amount of money due to no KYC, they can't go after a site in case the site scam them.

Here in our country, we have many Chinese gambling operators, it seems illegal in their country, but they operate it in a country like ours, Chinese are good in creating a lot of gambling sites online and I 'm pretty sure that they are also accepting and creating Bitcoin gambling sites, just look at Justin Sun's Tron.

They are business minded person, and government restriction can't stop their business so they look for our country where they can operate freely.
No one would leave gambling as a business as it's a very lucrative way of making money.

Yes you are right in gambling this has allot of income for the country so this is the reason why I always like gambling it is not only in for a nation but this is success of entire country. China is good county which never get back from adoption of New technologies so the same gambling is being famous all over the world.

[ethereumhunter]

Maybe bitcoin gambling doesn't accept in China, but I think Chinese people still using bitcoin for playing gambling and they will use VPN to visit on the site. We don't know for sure, but with the easy connection from VPN, I am sure that people in China will use the VPN to access the site and that happens too with the other people in another country.

[JohnBitCo]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

Many people are of point of view that it does not matter if a country government allow or disallow gambling but they maybe wrong.
If the gambling is not allowed in china or any country, people may still play online gambling using proxies and vpn but they will not be able to run a gambling site or business.

[MonsterV]

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Lots of Chinese poker players play poker on Chinese websites. They also play poker on Pokerstars of course. These websites might be blocked by the censors, but a committed gambler will find a way around that.

haha that's how when the rules are too strict for the people, they will continue to find solutions to what they enjoy. Similar to the bitcoin gambling sites circulating in China, the government must have blocked these sites. But they (gambling lovers) have various ways to access the site, even the government cannot track them.

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

And maybe gambling in China will really stop if the Chinese government makes rules as strict as in the US and India. Well, that would make the gambler's feelings tremble and afraid to gamble again. I also think that sooner or later the Chinese government will enforce rules like its rival countries.

[babysweetTiger0401]

I'm pretty sure its been made illegal. China is a communist country and the people living there are very poor so the government wants to "protect the people"

Are you sure about this thing? China is one of the biggest percentage average in terms of Bitcoin mining farm in the entire world.

It maybe possible that gambling is illegal but I doubt that most people there in China are poor, I'm not agree on this matter.

[fortunecrypto]

I found this article and it seems Chinese are good in creating Bitcoin online casino check out all the gambling sites that are being managed by Chinese, they are the top gambling sites in the cryptocurrency, I believe some of these are being operated overseas.

https://www.cryptogamblingsites.com/gambling-country-guides/china-bitcoin-gambling/

[TheCoinGrabber]

Gambling seems to be getting restricted even more now, just 3 years from OP. The CCP is trying to "wean" off Macau from gambling (which pretty much has been the city's source of income). We can see the trend with Chinese gambling site operators moving to Southeast Asia and operate their business from there but this is apparently illegal.

Or just gamblers in general going abroad just to play that it has now become a trend for some Chinese to offer loans to their countrymen abroad and then kidnapping them when they can't pay up and sending a video of them being beaten up to relatives to ask for ransom. If even regular gambling is acceptable, these people wouldn't be risking going abroad just to play.

So basically, yes the gamblers might find bitcoin gambling acceptable while the CCP don't, no matter what currency is used.

[Reatim]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

Yeah I think China don’t allow online gambling casino on their country instead the Chinese are scattered the world and building casinos in other countries and mostly Asian countries such as Philippines,Thailand Singapore and Malaysia and there are lots of them that I can’t mentioned since they are so many to be mentioned

I found this article and it seems Chinese are good in creating Bitcoin online casino check out all the gambling sites that are being managed by Chinese, they are the top gambling sites in the cryptocurrency, I believe some of these are being operated overseas.

https://www.cryptogamblingsites.com/gambling-country-guides/china-bitcoin-gambling/

But the question is does this happen in China?or in some parts of he world

[Ucy]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

I don't think gambling is totally banned in China. Lottery especially, is kind of legal in parts of the country https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_China
Lottery is still gambling I guess.
Maybe gambling is tightly controlled over there or something.

[Twinkledoe]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

I don't think gambling is totally banned in China. Lottery especially, is kind of legal in parts of the country https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_China
Lottery is still gambling I guess.
Maybe gambling is tightly controlled over there or something.

I know that Chinese has a lot of gambling-type games so it won't be a surprised if they have bitcoin gambling games. It might be illegal but I think a lot of them are into it. The government can't totally control such situations. Underworld is always there and you can find all sorts of gambling in that area.

[Saisher]

They are the leader in operating Bitcoin gambling, in fact here in our country there are so many Chinese immigrants or tourist employed or running an overseas online Bitcoin gaming, I tend to believe that it's legal because how can they run a lot of online gambling sites, if these are illegal in their home town.

[Russlenat]

They are the leader in operating Bitcoin gambling, in fact here in our country there are so many Chinese immigrants or tourist employed or running an overseas online Bitcoin gaming, I tend to believe that it's legal because how can they run a lot of online gambling sites, if these are illegal in their home town.

They are smart, they operate in a country where their business is safe.
This would also benefit your country because this online casinos will attract lots of gamblers that would result to operators paying big taxes.

I think online gambling can't be stop as long as all countries are not banning it, and this would not also stop gamblers from playing especially now that we have an option to play in a crypto gambling sites which is allows us to be anonymous.

[daarul50]

I am sure that China is a country that legalizes bitcoin gambling even though its government does not have rules for gambling in the form of bitcoin, I have this view because I see how the biggest mining sites even producing bitcoin add-ons prohibit bitcoin gambling.

[samcrypto]

Maybe bitcoin gambling doesn't accept in China, but I think Chinese people still using bitcoin for playing gambling and they will use VPN to visit on the site. We don't know for sure, but with the easy connection from VPN, I am sure that people in China will use the VPN to access the site and that happens too with the other people in another country.

There are still ways for them to gamble for sure, but I don't think the whole gambling there is illegal aside from cryptogambling. China recently are making good move for cryptocurrency, I hope it will continue until they make things legal again. Gambling are very huge in China because we know Macau is a great place for them to gamble so I believe they will still support the online gambling, maybe they still need to regulate it.

[maydna]

As far as I know China not allow online gambling although I don't have source news. Since bitcoin isn't traceable if don't know who own the address perhaps China people's would use VPN. And I believe most of legit crypto-currency gambling doesn't ask for KYC. So China player can get benefits of it.

I don't think gambling is totally banned in China. Lottery especially, is kind of legal in parts of the country https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_China
Lottery is still gambling I guess.
Maybe gambling is tightly controlled over there or something.

Maybe China has not banned gambling, but bitcoin gambling is something new, and the gambling itself connected to the internet, so perhaps there is a regulated or something like that. But even if bitcoin gambling is banned in China, I guess people will use VPN to visit on the gambling website, and they can play gambling. Besides that, I think people in China will search the gambling website, which doesn't ask for KYC to prevent the government from investigating their account.

[xSkylarx]

I think it's prohibited to do bitcoin gambling in china but I don't know if bitcoin is banned there. If they know how to use vpn there then imo they can do bitcoin gambling there. It is more convenient and you can gamble anywhere and anytime you want.

[stadus]

I think it's prohibited to do bitcoin gambling in china but I don't know if bitcoin is banned there. If they know how to use vpn there then imo they can do bitcoin gambling there. It is more convenient and you can gamble anywhere and anytime you want.

Once gambling is ban, it's ban whatever resources you are using to gamble.
AFAIK, bitcoin is not ban in china, and in fact these days, there are already good news about bitcoin in china to which they already regulate bitcoin and consider it as properly.

Here's the latest news :

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-is-property-chinese-court-rules-no-crypto-ban-contradiction

[boyptc]

I think it's prohibited to do bitcoin gambling in china but I don't know if bitcoin is banned there. If they know how to use vpn there then imo they can do bitcoin gambling there. It is more convenient and you can gamble anywhere and anytime you want.

There's a lot of websites that are banned on China.

About the bitcoin ban, around 2017 when the news about ICO banned came in to the news and then another rumor started that they've just banned bitcoin. And that made everyone believed that bitcoin is banned but AFAIK bitcoin isn't ban but just regulated by PBoC.

[romero121]

I think it's prohibited to do bitcoin gambling in china but I don't know if bitcoin is banned there. If they know how to use vpn there then imo they can do bitcoin gambling there. It is more convenient and you can gamble anywhere and anytime you want.

Once gambling is ban, it's ban whatever resources you are using to gamble.
AFAIK, bitcoin is not ban in china, and in fact these days, there are already good news about bitcoin in china to which they already regulate bitcoin and consider it as properly.

Here's the latest news :

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-is-property-chinese-court-rules-no-crypto-ban-contradiction

There isn't any ban on gambling in China. I believe gambling is not that popular in China, which is why there is not much of gambling sites from China. Chinese people used to show interest on various other entertainment and sports activities than spending on gambling. Bitcoin in China over the past was experiencing some ban issue and now little by little regulation is taking effect.