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[Smack That Ace]

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But these action can make some problem with your account.

I mean, someday you could be wina lot maybe a hundred thousand dollars and suddenly the casino brought these activity case to your case and required you to complete a document (especially the hardest document on Level 3/4) while most third countries like asia cannot provided these.

Make your money getting stuck on there, from my perspective better use your raw network rather than VPN. Unless, it's decentralized casino.

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

It is really sad when casinos ask for KYC level 3/4 when you change your IP, actually until you hit a huge jackpot or until you win a huge bet everything would be ok. but the problem begins when you hit the huge jackpot, they ask KYC, this is just bullshit. Then they waste bunches of time to verify those KYC data. Without KYC they could ask Google authenticator code or mobile OTP.

regards

duke

[serjent05]

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

We can't use this one as a reason if the casino is not allowing the use of VPN. Regardless of the situation of our country's internet service provider, we must follow the terms of service we had agreed when we signed up to paly in the casino casino.

It is really sad when casinos ask for KYC level 3/4 when you change your IP

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP.  I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country.  I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

, actually until you hit a huge jackpot or until you win a huge bet everything would be ok. but the problem begins when you hit the huge jackpot, they ask KYC, this is just bullshit.

I think this is one of some casino's standard operating procedures when someone hits a huge win, they have the right to ask for the winner's identity and eventually process a KYC procedure in order to verify the information submitted by the player.  I believe (I maybe wrong) this KYC has something to do when they have to make a report about players who happen to hit a huge win.

[Taskford]

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

We can't use this one as a reason if the casino is not allowing the use of VPN. Regardless of the situation of our country's internet service provider, we must follow the terms of service we had agreed when we signed up to paly in the casino casino.

Exactly since we always need to follow the rules set by a casino regardless what is the current status of your country and if they said that don't use VPN then try to follow it so that we won't encounter any issues and csn continue to gamble on their casino. Reading TOS is important to do so they would know what is good and bad for them.

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP.  I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country.  I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

Maybe KYC has been triggered because of changes of activity and casino want to verify something on the account that's why they try to ask that KYC so that maybe they want to know if the account still safe or intact to the real user. But I also don't think this one can trigger KYC that's why we can only guess some cases on why they ask that on this situation.

[Findingnemo]

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In my opinion, it is always good for people to trust the TOS more than what the support guy says, if the TOS says that the person must provide true information, if the TOS says that the person should not use a VPN to hide the person's location , so that person should not use a VPN, even if some support guy says they can use it, even if a forum representative says they can use a VPN, while the TOS is prohibiting it, so the person should rely more on what is written in the TOS. because the day the casino blocks the person's account because they were using VPN, the casino will use the TOS as the reason they blocked the person's account and will say that the person agreed to those terms of service

and if the person says that they asked the casino support guy if they could use the vpn and the casino support guy said he could and there were no problems, the casino can argue that the support guy made a mistake and that the TOS and what is it worth? and the casino will be right, the TOS is what it really counts. That's why it's very important that people don't let themselves be fooled by what the casino representative is saying, they should just believe the things that are written in the casino's tome.

As far as I know what is mentioned in their TOS is

All Duelbits promotions are limited to one entry per customer. We only permit one customer to participate from each household address. IP address, e-mail address, same payment account or shared computer(e.g. public library or workplace).

And I asked about the usage of VPN which is allowed as long as we are not violating that by creating multiple accounts to abuse the promotions and offers provided by the casino side.

You should not fake your KYC details, it is mandatory to give valid details if your intention is to continue using their service but the VPN is to prevent the intermediaries from knowing where you are spending your money not to evade anything suspicious but for your own privacy sake.

[piebeyb]

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP.  I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country.  I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

Maybe KYC has been triggered because of changes of activity and casino want to verify something on the account that's why they try to ask that KYC so that maybe they want to know if the account still safe or intact to the real user. But I also don't think this one can trigger KYC that's why we can only guess some cases on why they ask that on this situation.

I think what triggered it was not the IP change because I often use VPN without any problems making withdrawals, although there may be some sites whose rules are quite strict as you think, where maybe their site has tightened the rules regarding VPN, I'm sure that's what triggered it because the amount of the bet, so far what I have seen is that users who bet big bets and often make large deposits always ask their users for KYC and that is different from users who often bet smaller bets.

To be honest, I'm a small gambler so far I've never had a problem where I play gambling sites asking for KYC on my account, because I only gamble with smaller bets so I've never had a problem with that, so far for me it's probably what triggers users to be asked for KYC because it could be from the amount of deposits or bets because there could be money laundering there so that makes casinos emphasize big gamblers, but maybe there are also sites that require users to complete KYC for users in certain countries or indeed users who apply VPN at the beginning of their registration in the country which is prohibited.

[Wapfika]

I think what triggered it was not the IP change because I often use VPN without any problems making withdrawals, although there may be some sites whose rules are quite strict as you think, where maybe their site has tightened the rules regarding VPN, I'm sure that's what triggered it because the amount of the bet, so far what I have seen is that users who bet big bets and often make large deposits always ask their users for KYC and that is different from users who often bet smaller bets.

To be honest, I'm a small gambler so far I've never had a problem where I play gambling sites asking for KYC on my account, because I only gamble with smaller bets so I've never had a problem with that, so far for me it's probably what triggers users to be asked for KYC because it could be from the amount of deposits or bets because there could be money laundering there so that makes casinos emphasize big gamblers, but maybe there are also sites that require users to complete KYC for users in certain countries or indeed users who apply VPN at the beginning of their registration in the country which is prohibited.

Do you frequently use VPN of different country when you login without undergoing KYC? Yeah sure the amount of bet is usually the common factor to trigger KYC but changing IP frequently especially if you are using different country will make your account flagged by the security system for faking your location.

I’m not sure how small gambler you are but your account will be very suspicious to them soon and you might encounter problem once you win and initiate withdrawal. Also gambling small amount is not only the basis now since some casino like Roobet have a mandatory KYC to all users. What casino do you frequently play with constant use of VPN?

[Distinctin]

I think what triggered it was not the IP change because I often use VPN without any problems making withdrawals, although there may be some sites whose rules are quite strict as you think, where maybe their site has tightened the rules regarding VPN, I'm sure that's what triggered it because the amount of the bet, so far what I have seen is that users who bet big bets and often make large deposits always ask their users for KYC and that is different from users who often bet smaller bets.

To be honest, I'm a small gambler so far I've never had a problem where I play gambling sites asking for KYC on my account, because I only gamble with smaller bets so I've never had a problem with that, so far for me it's probably what triggers users to be asked for KYC because it could be from the amount of deposits or bets because there could be money laundering there so that makes casinos emphasize big gamblers, but maybe there are also sites that require users to complete KYC for users in certain countries or indeed users who apply VPN at the beginning of their registration in the country which is prohibited.

Do you frequently use VPN of different country when you login without undergoing KYC? Yeah sure the amount of bet is usually the common factor to trigger KYC but changing IP frequently especially if you are using different country will make your account flagged by the security system for faking your location.

That's how VPN does, it will change your current location but if a casino allowed that, it will not be flagged as faking your location. And I don't think there's such a problem with changing your location as that's your way to protect your privacy.  Well, since you already comply with the KYC, then there's no more privacy on that matter, a casino will only flag your account if you change your location for security purposes, but once you confirm that it's you, all should be good.

I’m not sure how small gambler you are but your account will be very suspicious to them soon and you might encounter problem once you win and initiate withdrawal. Also gambling small amount is not only the basis now since some casino like Roobet have a mandatory KYC to all users. What casino do you frequently play with constant use of VPN?

Money laundering refers about money being washed, it means it came from illegal activities, so betting a small amount, just your normal range should not trigger the alarm of a casino. With their thousands of users, your account should not be suspected if you are not doing something out of the ordinary.

[LUCKMCFLY]

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

It is really sad when casinos ask for KYC level 3/4 when you change your IP, actually until you hit a huge jackpot or until you win a huge bet everything would be ok. but the problem begins when you hit the huge jackpot, they ask KYC, this is just bullshit. Then they waste bunches of time to verify those KYC data. Without KYC they could ask Google authenticator code or mobile OTP.

regards

duke

This is very strange, well I understand that in Asia there is much more freedom and there are not as many regulations, at least not as many as there are in South America, but what you say catches my attention because it does represent a big problem, if they radically review level 3/4 of each KYC seems somewhat strange to me, already with the first 2 levels, level 3 and 4 should be a shot to the ground, but it is strange, maybe they get that way when the amounts to be withdrawn are very high, but This depends on the level of acceptance of each casino that kneels so much before government regulations that in the end they can't do much.

One point that is strange is when talking about the IP change, that does not mean that it is entirely due to a VPN, since if we are playing from a mobile device, its public IP will change every time the phone is restarted or turned on ( that applies to all phones) now if the IP is from other locations in other countries or uses a proxy, if the casino is touchy about these things then they will get into trouble, although on second thought they shouldn't be so radical with this type of demands, what should matter to a casino is that it has many customers, if someone enters with a VPN and is already registered with their KYC, I don't see that it is something so serious, what happens is that the regulations and the Tos Regarding current VPNs, they seem out of context to me with respect to the freedoms that are developing in the world.

[AbuBhakar]

Anyone join here the yesterday surprise promotion of Duelbits on twitter about the notification? You can win a surprise reward by sending a screenshot on the comment for the promo tweet regarding a notification subscription on Duelbits X account.

There’s a lot of cool giveaways on their X that involves very simple task. I’m surprised that this kind of promotion is not being discussed here.

If anyone is interested, you can find the tweet here https://x.com/duelbits/status/1768380675936211384?s=61

[aylabadia05]

There’s a lot of cool giveaways on their X that involves very simple task. I’m surprised that this kind of promotion is not being discussed here.

If anyone is interested, you can find the tweet here https://x.com/duelbits/status/1768380675936211384?s=61

Screenshot notifications can get prizes randomly.
Imagine if notifications are active, when you wake up you will be lucky.
Duelbits offers lots of cool prizes. Sometimes it's not that it's not discussed here, but they are already involved there.

Aston Villa will meet Lille in the UECL quarter-finals. A balanced opponent.
The ultimate fighting jackpot is also cool on display.

[babygun]

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP.  I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country.  I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

Maybe KYC has been triggered because of changes of activity and casino want to verify something on the account that's why they try to ask that KYC so that maybe they want to know if the account still safe or intact to the real user. But I also don't think this one can trigger KYC that's why we can only guess some cases on why they ask that on this situation.

I think what triggered it was not the IP change because I often use VPN without any problems making withdrawals, although there may be some sites whose rules are quite strict as you think, where maybe their site has tightened the rules regarding VPN, I'm sure that's what triggered it because the amount of the bet, so far what I have seen is that users who bet big bets and often make large deposits always ask their users for KYC and that is different from users who often bet smaller bets.

To be honest, I'm a small gambler so far I've never had a problem where I play gambling sites asking for KYC on my account, because I only gamble with smaller bets so I've never had a problem with that, so far for me it's probably what triggers users to be asked for KYC because it could be from the amount of deposits or bets because there could be money laundering there so that makes casinos emphasize big gamblers, but maybe there are also sites that require users to complete KYC for users in certain countries or indeed users who apply VPN at the beginning of their registration in the country which is prohibited.

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

[ajiz138]

There’s a lot of cool giveaways on their X that involves very simple task. I’m surprised that this kind of promotion is not being discussed here.

If anyone is interested, you can find the tweet here https://x.com/duelbits/status/1768380675936211384?s=61

Screenshot notifications can get prizes randomly.
Imagine if notifications are active, when you wake up you will be lucky.
Duelbits offers lots of cool prizes. Sometimes it's not that it's not discussed here, but they are already involved there.

Aston Villa will meet Lille in the UECL quarter-finals. A balanced opponent.
The ultimate fighting jackpot is also cool on display.

It's really a random prize but who knows how lucky?
Can't imagine waking up to a notification of winning this prize, because so far as I myself continue to participate in giveaways on X.com, I have never won once because there are quite a lot of participants there.

Well too many there, we don't need to discuss here but to X.com will continue to find its latest giveaway.

Aston Villa meets Lille will be quite interesting, usually the English team will qualify but don't know what happens later, but this will be quite interesting with the odds later.

[Haunebu]

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

VPN usage with gambling sites(FIAT and Crypto) is always a tricky affair which is why it's always best to confirm with customer support before using them in order to make sure that you won't face any issues in the future.

Paid VPNs like Nord VPN etc are the way to go while free ones should be completely avoided as you mentioned.

[piebeyb]

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

On some sites using a VPN is not a serious problem but I haven't tried it on this site, indeed using a free VPN is often problematic but I have used it occasionally and it hasn't been a problem when I make a withdrawal, it depends on the site too, sometimes there are those who prohibit its use too, So you really have to think about using a VPN before using it. If you want to be a gambler, you should still use a premium VPN if your internet can't access gambling sites because your government prohibits it.

In some cases, sometimes people often use VPN for reasons such as not being able to access it because they are in a place where the internet cannot be used to access gambling sites and there is also a reason for using VPN because they want to be an anonymous user who doesn't want their IP to be visible to the public. On average, people have their own reasons for using a VPN, but it's true that the best advice is not to use a VPN just to do gambling activities outside the home. If you use the internet at home, everything is safe, it's best to just gamble at home, not outside the house where you have to use a VPN. obviously that will also provide new problems. 

[Taskford]

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

VPN usage with gambling sites(FIAT and Crypto) is always a tricky affair which is why it's always best to confirm with customer support before using them in order to make sure that you won't face any issues in the future.

Paid VPNs like Nord VPN etc are the way to go while free ones should be completely avoided as you mentioned.

If they are not trying to confirm any usage of this tool its like they are putting their account at risk to get into unwanted situation, so before deciding to make any move like using a tool in this casino or even on other one much better if they really contact the support since this is the best action they can do to get a clearance so they know if anyone can use this or not without getting compromised.

Paid VPN is more better than free version so people should invest on it since it can make them safe upon using it and there are so many features they can use compare to free one. VPN should not be a problem unless they are bypassing the country restriction and as online gambler people know about certain risk for using that tool.

[Wapfika]

Paid VPN is more better than free version so people should invest on it since it can make them safe upon using it and there are so many features they can use compare to free one. VPN should not be a problem unless they are bypassing the country restriction and as online gambler people know about certain risk for using that tool.

Casino has a way to determine whether a user is using VPN or not even if you use premium. This information is shared by a trusted user in the forum that work on casino. It’s really necessary to check if the casino allows it because you can’t hide your VPN usage to them especially of it’s used to hide real location.

On this situation, I think Duelbits allows it since I have no problem using it in the past when I ask the support when I try to claim my free spin from the previous promotion which is not available in my country. Usually they change the slot games but on my case they allow the use of VPN to claim my reward.

[BlackBoss_]

VPN should not be a problem unless they are bypassing the country restriction and as online gambler people know about certain risk for using that tool.

Basically, if you try to bypass restricted terms in their ToS, you are creating troubles for yourself.

So if having problems with accessing a website, but wanting to use their service, you can use VPN to search that term in their ToS, and even can chat with their support before funding your account for playing.

Casino has a way to determine whether a user is using VPN or not even if you use premium. This information is shared by a trusted user in the forum that work on casino. It’s really necessary to check if the casino allows it because you can’t hide your VPN usage to them especially of it’s used to hide real location.

Technically, online casinos and cryptocurrency exchanges can detect VPN usages from their users. It's just they allow VPN or disallow VPN.

On this situation, I think Duelbits allows it since I have no problem using it in the past when I ask the support when I try to claim my free spin from the previous promotion which is not available in my country. Usually they change the slot games but on my case they allow the use of VPN to claim my reward.

If they are against VPN, they will write it clearly in their Terms of Services ToS. I did not scan their ToS as of writing but as I recall, they allow VPN.

[AbuBhakar]

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It's really a random prize but who knows how lucky?
Can't imagine waking up to a notification of winning this prize, because so far as I myself continue to participate in giveaways on X.com, I have never won once because there are quite a lot of participants there.

I really like random prize compared to fix prize on a random giveaway because it gives sense of excitement and fun at the same time while waiting for the result.

Due to this notification waiting, I'm always a victim of false hope since my X is being notified by a paid tweet from user that I don’t follow. What I don’t on X now is why does some verified user can mention me despite I don’t follow or view them in the past. This notification sucks because it mislead me on my Duelbits notifications.

[Synchronice]

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

It's probably better to not use a VPN than to use a free one. When you gamble on crypto casino, you shouldn't use VPN to bypass geolocation restriction. Some casinos allow you to use VPN if you don't try to bypass geolocation restriction but just want to hide it from your ISP that you gamble but you have to read their TOS before you do anything and also when using a VPN, you should use one with dedicated IP to not get yourself into trouble. Only paid VPNs aren't enough, VPNs with dedicated IP (you have to pay more for that) are the best choice in this case.

Casino has a way to determine whether a user is using VPN or not even if you use premium. This information is shared by a trusted user in the forum that work on casino.

Can you please share that information? I want to read.

[serjent05]

Be careful with using a VPN, especially a free VPN. I have had a lot of problems in the past on Duelbits because of the usage of a free VPN and it got me excluded on promotions and caused problems to withdraw. In the end everything has been worked out (also after submitting KYC) so no complaints there but I am also a bit worried now when using a VPN.

VPN usage with gambling sites(FIAT and Crypto) is always a tricky affair which is why it's always best to confirm with customer support before using them in order to make sure that you won't face any issues in the future.

According to the previous reply, VPN is allowed as long as it is use not to abuse the system.  I also remember way back years ago that Duelbits allowed the us of VPN, it was stated by Hhampuz if I am not mistaken when I was participating in their forum multiplier competition.

Paid VPNs like Nord VPN etc are the way to go while free ones should be completely avoided as you mentioned.

I highly agree, if one can avoid free VPN, do it so because last year there is a news about a certain free VPN service that suffered a breach and exposed  360M users.

I really like random prize compared to fix prize on a random giveaway because it gives sense of excitement and fun at the same time while waiting for the result.

Most of players are excited about random prized but I prefer the fixed one, since I always wanted to know the actual amount of prize whenever I am participating in an event.  This way I can calculate and use minimum needed requirement to be qualified for the giveaway.  It saves both effort and money, IMO.  But if it is a giveaway that does not need any amount to wager, then I don't mind if its a random prize of a fixed one  .

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It's really a random prize but who knows how lucky?
Can't imagine waking up to a notification of winning this prize, because so far as I myself continue to participate in giveaways on X.com, I have never won once because there are quite a lot of participants there.

It would be a great starting day if the first thing that greets us is the notification that we are among the winners of the giveaways event.

Can you please share that information? I want to read.

I believe the casino has the way to identify if the IP used is from VPN, they may use the DNS look-up to see if the IP address resolved to a domain name associated with certain VPN... more information on this link: https://vpnxpert.com/how-to-see-if-someone-is-using-a-vpn/

some site also stated that:

Cross-matching a user's IP address with these databases can determine whether the user is associated with a VPN or Proxy. Several widely used IP address databases have gained widespread use in VPN detection. Services such as MaxMind, Udger, and IPinfo are known for their accuracy and extensive databases

this quote simply means that there are applications and tools available in the net to identify if the user is using VPN connections.