Gambling sites accepting bets from countries where gambling is illegal.

[STT]

I try to stay away from platforms that does not cater to my country

Probably the best decision or if you have little choice available then reduce size because unfortunately its adding so much extra risk of loss to the game.  Keep it at friendly levels where you dont store too much in one place.

[BuNga_cute]

I always read the TOS from the gambling site before I finally decide to join, because I will not force playing on gambling sites which
prohibits my country from playing there. I don't want my account to end up being blocked and my funds being frozen too. Because
there are certainly many other gambling sites that don't ban our country. My goal of playing gambling is for entertainment, so I don't
want my fun to be disturbed just because my account is blocked by selecting gambling sites that prohibit our country from playing.

[maydna]

I always read the TOS from the gambling site before I finally decide to join, because I will not force playing on gambling sites which
prohibits my country from playing there. I don't want my account to end up being blocked and my funds being frozen too. Because
there are certainly many other gambling sites that don't ban our country. My goal of playing gambling is for entertainment, so I don't
want my fun to be disturbed just because my account is blocked by selecting gambling sites that prohibit our country from playing.

Not many people read the TOS from the gambling site because they directly register or join that site. That is good if you read that before joining, so you know if your country prohibits playing gambling on that site. But mostly, if we are only playing gambling for fun, and not because of making money, we don't have to check the TOS because our reason for playing gambling is only to kill the free time and boredom.

It will always better if we use gambling as entertainment and not use it to make money because that will be difficult to get that money. As long as we enjoy playing gambling, we don't have to worry about the block if it does not have a strict rule.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

[reliable]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

It is very critical point you have raised and very few will go through those terms and condition mentioned on the site. It’s more like people want to make money form gambling and always excited about it rather than forgetting the worst scenarios that can take place. Unless it is legal in your country then all is fine.

[Oilacris]

I always read the TOS from the gambling site before I finally decide to join, because I will not force playing on gambling sites which
prohibits my country from playing there. I don't want my account to end up being blocked and my funds being frozen too. Because
there are certainly many other gambling sites that don't ban our country. My goal of playing gambling is for entertainment, so I don't
want my fun to be disturbed just because my account is blocked by selecting gambling sites that prohibit our country from playing.

Not many people read the TOS from the gambling site because they directly register or join that site. That is good if you read that before joining, so you know if your country prohibits playing gambling on that site. But mostly, if we are only playing gambling for fun, and not because of making money, we don't have to check the TOS because our reason for playing gambling is only to kill the free time and boredom.

It will always better if we use gambling as entertainment and not use it to make money because that will be difficult to get that money. As long as we enjoy playing gambling, we don't have to worry about the block if it does not have a strict rule.

You cant say that because not all would really be willing to be blocked immediately after you do make out some deposit even if its just $10 or more then that is something that someone cant really ignore
or just say that they wont care if they would be locked out just because you just deposit for the sake of fun.Thats not how everybody do have that kind of thinking.

Reading up ToS is always recommendable but to know that most of gambling sites do automatically block out countries and its up to someone if he opt out for making use of VPN or Tor on accessing the
site just because they do like to play on it badly.

If you do know its illegal then why proceed? If you do like to gamble out and doesnt mind on the rules then its your choice but dont get shocked if they will block you out.
because it had been stated on their terms about their rights if someone do violates.

[erikoy]

I think this is quite risky because if you do not want to have any issues with your account and funds better use a gambling platform that supports your country.
Even you can use a VPN still if they detect another login with your account there is a chance they will freeze it.

Sometimes before you play to their platform at the register startup they already give a warning or banned your IP to prevent creating an account.

Yeah I agree with your point and just let me add few things in it. If OP or anyone who will going to join in a gambling platform to which your country are not allowing the citizens to join any gambling site platform then the result when time comes that the gambling site will going to ask KYC due to some regulations that might hit them and then you funds will put to hold then that would be a big problem if you will do KYC your identity will exposed and the result you can get caught to either the gambling platform not allowing you to join in the gambling platforms anymore or the government itself will going to know that there are users that had been violating their regulations that against to it.

[Botnake]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

I'm guilty, lol.. I don't really consider TOS as a big deal though as I know if a site has a good reputation, they won't scam people and most TOS are almost the same with other sites, so if I have a good experience gambling with other sites, I expect I won't face a problem with any sites, as long as it's reputable.

[btc78]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

I'm guilty, lol.. I don't really consider TOS as a big deal though as I know if a site has a good reputation, they won't scam people and most TOS are almost the same with other sites, so if I have a good experience gambling with other sites, I expect I won't face a problem with any sites, as long as it's reputable.

actually every gambler must  read and understand the TOS of each site they are going to play on,because if not then you will accept that being fooled if the site is scam?

i don't know why there are gambler that will just play in new site from them than those old casinos that has been trusted for long time by many gamblers.

[onecall123]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

This is extremely obvious picture the greater part of ours. Even myself barely make out some times to look upon the TOS page of any gambling site. There is a system where anyone can bypass the restrictions issue by using any VPN service. As a responsible gamblers everyone should keep away from such pointless activities yet it's what happened and end up losing our assets.

[DabsPoorVersion]

so I would like to hear your thoughts on how to deal with this kind of possibility that could happen to us since we still gamble despite knowing we are discourage not to.

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

[maydna]

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You cant say that because not all would really be willing to be blocked immediately after you do make out some deposit even if its just $10 or more then that is something that someone cant really ignore
or just say that they wont care if they would be locked out just because you just deposit for the sake of fun.Thats not how everybody do have that kind of thinking.

Reading up ToS is always recommendable but to know that most of gambling sites do automatically block out countries and its up to someone if he opt out for making use of VPN or Tor on accessing the
site just because they do like to play on it badly.

If you do know its illegal then why proceed? If you do like to gamble out and doesnt mind on the rules then its your choice but dont get shocked if they will block you out.
because it had been stated on their terms about their rights if someone do violates.

I think every person who already knows to gamble and play on the gambling website will have their favorite website or the site that they always visit to play. They will not try to play on the other website without reading or searching for more info because they feel comfortable with the site they always use.

Most people will not try to use big money for the first time deposit before knowing many things about the site, including deposit, withdrawal, using VPN, KYC, etc.

We can see many gambling sites accept the gambler from the country where gambling is illegal, and the site is a recommended gambling website. So if that gambler wins, that site allows the gambler to withdraw the money, and I am sure the gambler will have their way to where they will withdraw the money.

As long as you can know where you should playing gambling, and you have a list of gambling website which is not blocked your account, even if you come from the country which gambling is prohibited, you can stay at that website, and don't try to visit on the other gambling website.

[mirakal]

so I would like to hear your thoughts on how to deal with this kind of possibility that could happen to us since we still gamble despite knowing we are discourage not to.

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

What if those sites are the best sites in the space? would you just gamble on sites with bad reputation that you are at a high risk of getting scam?
For me, I would rather gamble in a site that my country is in black list, as long as they'll not require KYC, they would not know but the moment my account will be compromise, I'm okay with it as I know the time would come.

[Fundamentals Of]

so I would like to hear your thoughts on how to deal with this kind of possibility that could happen to us since we still gamble despite knowing we are discourage not to.

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

What if those sites are the best sites in the space? would you just gamble on sites with bad reputation that you are at a high risk of getting scam?
For me, I would rather gamble in a site that my country is in black list, as long as they'll not require KYC, they would not know but the moment my account will be compromise, I'm okay with it as I know the time would come.

This is a hypothetical question. If that happens, then I might also end up using the trusted site even if that site is not legally available in my country. But this is not the same with the reality. In reality, there are just so many available gambling sites out there with good reputations. We are not only given a few choices.

If the best site is blacklisting my country, that wouldn't be a problem at all because that does not mean that what is left are all bad sites. There must also be some good sites apart from the best one.

[mirakal]

so I would like to hear your thoughts on how to deal with this kind of possibility that could happen to us since we still gamble despite knowing we are discourage not to.

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

What if those sites are the best sites in the space? would you just gamble on sites with bad reputation that you are at a high risk of getting scam?
For me, I would rather gamble in a site that my country is in black list, as long as they'll not require KYC, they would not know but the moment my account will be compromise, I'm okay with it as I know the time would come.

This is a hypothetical question. If that happens, then I might also end up using the trusted site even if that site is not legally available in my country. But this is not the same with the reality. In reality, there are just so many available gambling sites out there with good reputations. We are not only given a few choices.

If the best site is blacklisting my country, that wouldn't be a problem at all because that does not mean that what is left are all bad sites. There must also be some good sites apart from the best one.

At the current market status, we can surely find a lot of alternatives, but that question is for those who really have a problem in gambling as most of the gambling sites are blacklisting their country, I think it's possible as regulators sometimes follow the same standard.

[dimonstration]

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

This should be the mindset of the players to avoid problems since they might get problem in their withdrawal transactions especially if it will includes suddenly a KYC and he will need to find someone to do it for them. We should know whether our country is restricted in that casino since there are already many casino to choose from, that may accept our country to avoid any issues althroughout the game and we can contact the support anytime without a fear of violating their rules.

[rodskee]

Well, the main solution on how to deal with this is to avoid those sites,

If a certain gambling site included my country from their blacklist, then I do not consider trying to play on that site. No hassle if there will be some problems like this and there's no need for me to think of a solution if my account will be blocked if ever that I will be caught.

This should be the mindset of the players to avoid problems since they might get problem in their withdrawal transactions especially if it will includes suddenly a KYC and he will need to find someone to do it for them. We should know whether our country is restricted in that casino since there are already many casino to choose from, that may accept our country to avoid any issues althroughout the game and we can contact the support anytime without a fear of violating their rules.

actually issue only comes when you need to withdraw Big amount meaning if you win High rolls but for simple and small amount?you will find no big deal from them.

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

actually people skip reading TOS because almost all of the gambling sites has the same so they need no reason to read the same thing over and over again.

[Sanitough]

actually people skip reading TOS because almost all of the gambling sites has the same so they need no reason to read the same thing over and over again.

Some does not really read the TOS of the sites they are gambling, they have no idea what's written.

Refer to this thread, Do you read the TOS of a gambling site? and vote so you'll see how many members are not reading the TOS.

[tyz]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

This is a true point. Many scam allegations are also based on the fact that people simply haven't read the ToS. For example, there was a recent case where someone made a bigger profit with a free bonus. The user were then asked for a KYC at the withdrawal request. The winner did not want to make it because he came from a country that was not accepted by the casino. In the ToS it was clearly written that for larger winnings with a free bonus a KYC is required, also that users from the country the user came from are not allowed. The user simply did not read it and then yelled around that the casino is a scam.

[milewilda]

Many gamblers doesn't really reads the TOS because they are to excited to play and gamble, that is why they end up losing their account and funds in a gambling site. You should always check the TOS of a gambling site before you register or signup for you to know if it is safe to play in your country and deposit your funds because your account will be useless when your account suddenly froze and banned.

This is a true point. Many scam allegations are also based on the fact that people simply haven't read the ToS. For example, there was a recent case where someone made a bigger profit with a free bonus. The user were then asked for a KYC at the withdrawal request. The winner did not want to make it because he came from a country that was not accepted by the casino. In the ToS it was clearly written that for larger winnings with a free bonus a KYC is required, also that users from the country the user came from are not allowed. The user simply did not read it and then yelled around that the casino is a scam.

Common case for some people who do really make accusation without even knowing first that they had already violate on site rules or tos which he would soon realize that he's the one on fault on here
and that whine of those people or accusations wont really be that relevant nor effective because people or the community will always look on whose the one who are on the right position
and also we arent that dumb on making blind decisions or whom to believe.

If its illegal then better not to proceed and if you do then expect on what would be things that would be possibly asked ahead.So its better to obey and just rather skipped out
if you do saw a gambling site that do prohibit out users on a certain region.Also with other terms as well that tied up to bonuses etc.