[LIST]Countries Where Gambling Is Illegal

[KingsDen]

Yes, VPN or Tor are a good choice to play at online casinos from countries and areas where gambling online is prohibited. However, it is important to choose highly reputable VPN services for this. It is also more risky than playing at offshore casinos. Although there are plenty of online casinos to choose from, some do not allow gambling from restricted locations, and KYC policies are also a concern in some of the top regulated and licensed casinos.

It is more risky when you play online, I agree with you. Besides, everything online is just risky and as we manage others, we can learn to manage casino aswell.
The reputability of VPN services should be a great concern because some are just pure disaster. The issue of kyc to me is not that important because many casino don't require kyc. Some are optional while some is just to check the age of the gamblers.

Using VPN while your country strictly prohibited gambling is like a double edge sword. You will enjoy playing but once you win big amount, Casino can use it against you by linking your account to multiple account since the IP that use on VPN is shared to all user that use same VPN. There's a chance that your life will be in danger if the authority detect your online gambling activities. It's better to play legally since most the country that has a strict law about gambling have an exception to let there citizen gamble in moderate way.

I have never heard of this before, this world is so crooked that no where is safe again. I still believe that this allegation is far from reputable online casinos.
Infact, gambling itself is a risk, I shouldn't be surprised.

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Yes, VPN or Tor are a good choice to play at online casinos from countries and areas where gambling online is prohibited. However, it is important to choose highly reputable VPN services for this. It is also more risky than playing at offshore casinos. Although there are plenty of online casinos to choose from, some do not allow gambling from restricted locations, and KYC policies are also a concern in some of the top regulated and licensed casinos.

It is more risky when you play online, I agree with you. Besides, everything online is just risky and as we manage others, we can learn to manage casino aswell.
The reputability of VPN services should be a great concern because some are just pure disaster. The issue of kyc to me is not that important because many casino don't require kyc. Some are optional while some is just to check the age of the gamblers.

Using VPN while your country strictly prohibited gambling is like a double edge sword. You will enjoy playing but once you win big amount, Casino can use it against you by linking your account to multiple account since the IP that use on VPN is shared to all user that use same VPN. There's a chance that your life will be in danger if the authority detect your online gambling activities. It's better to play legally since most the country that has a strict law about gambling have an exception to let there citizen gamble in moderate way.

I have never heard of this before, this world is so crooked that no where is safe again. I still believe that this allegation is far from reputable online casinos.
Infact, gambling itself is a risk, I shouldn't be surprised.
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Its also happening in crypto, we see threads about it here after winning big, they are asked to send documents to prove KYC. If anything a casino finds out that you are located in a state where gambling is prohibitted, youre done.

So while you are at it, make sure they are not going to suspect you or allow yourself to win big. After just $5k, maybe stop and withdraw just your capital first.

For casinos, they should just remind gamblers everytime they log about their location and if their state illegalize gambling.

[dbc23]

In most of these countries, gambling simply comes back in another form.

E.g. in Japan, there is a ton of Pachinko parlors which pose as some sort of innocent gaming place but in reality is just another casino establishment.

This is why banning gambling is so pointless - you will simply have other forms of more inefficient forms of gambling happen in the country anyway.

This is just the aftermath of gambling restrictions. one thing most of this country's leaders fail to understand is that you can't cage your citizens giving restrictions to gambling would only reform the process. it will be so polished that believing the process is a form of gambling becomes a debate. in the case of Japan i think pachinko it must have been debated severally to if its a gambling act or a mere arcade game

[naira]

As far as I know until now regarding the existence of illegal and legal casinos. Facts are biased and accessible even if prohibited. That's why gambling can't be stopped, especially if the government gets incentives from casinos as one of the operational taxes. If you refer to the policies of several countries that prohibit gambling, of course in general it is illegal. But keep in mind that the government is also not a hypocrite in matters of state finances which when a casino offers to provide more guarantees and extras, inevitably goes beyond the amendments while operating in the underworld. In conclusion, this is just a game, to find out how to avoid a public investigation.

[madnessteat]

In most of these countries, gambling simply comes back in another form.

E.g. in Japan, there is a ton of Pachinko parlors which pose as some sort of innocent gaming place but in reality is just another casino establishment.

This is why banning gambling is so pointless - you will simply have other forms of more inefficient forms of gambling happen in the country anyway.

This is just the aftermath of gambling restrictions. one thing most of this country's leaders fail to understand is that you can't cage your citizens giving restrictions to gambling would only reform the process. it will be so polished that believing the process is a form of gambling becomes a debate. in the case of Japan i think pachinko it must have been debated severally to if its a gambling act or a mere arcade game

The citizens of many countries understand the absurdity of the laws of their government, but because of the dictatorship of the government they cannot do anything about it. The authorities always play by the rules of big business and do not care about the opinion of the people. The only thing the authorities are afraid of is organized criminal gangs, which in most cases run illegal gambling. That is why gambling cannot be eradicated.

[famososMuertos]

There is something more interesting here and is the restrictions. There are countries where it is legal but there are restrictions, that is licenses are granted for different places or cities.

In the same way, some countries what have it as illegal but they have a list of what or what you can bet on.

In the same way, although in some places betting is legal, you cannot bet on sports.

If you manage to gather that information with the development of this post it would be magnificent. In fact I think it was in New York, I'm not sure if sports betting is legal again ....

Online Sports Betting Is Officially Legal In NY.^{Jan 8, 2022}

New Yorkers can now place bets on sporting events from their own home. Or in a bar. Or on the street. Or, well, anywhere in the state.

The state Gaming Commission gave the green light to four mobile betting operators to begin taking wagers Saturday, making New York at least the 18th state to permit online sports gambling in some form.

^{Source:https://gothamist.com/news/online-sports-betting-officially-legal-ny-heres-what-know}

[RealMalatesta]

The funny thing about this is that gambling is only illegal if the state doesn't own it, I mean a desolate North Korea still has casinos because they know how big of a money maker it is so they make sure that they're taking a big piece of that gambling pie. UAE if I recall has lotteries so this just goes to show that it's only illegal for certain number of people and the ruling class will decide if it's applicable to them or not.

Same with bitcoin being illegal because a government cannot own it but they can still get some benefits with it if they accept it same goes with gambling where they can file a tax on those gambling casinos. Are the countries on the list dont want to make money anymore? But, I think I understand because countries on the list rich already except maybe to Cambodia.

I have seen videos on Cambodia before were their living is very simple. Were people work on are farms and fishing areas but I wonder why they do not allow gambling when gambling can improve their country, same with other more poorer countries where most gambling companies are allowed.

[MCVXYZ]

In my country, authorities are going to restrict not local but just foreign casinos and its interesting how will they restrict the access for crypto gamblers? there were talks about restrictions for locals too but not yet, If they make it illegal I will add some information here.

[crzy]

In my country, authorities are going to restrict not local but just foreign casinos and its interesting how will they restrict the access for crypto gamblers? there were talks about restrictions for locals too but not yet, If they make it illegal I will add some information here.

Which country is this? Most probably they want to boost the local casinos instead of foreign casinos so they can collect more taxes. Restrictions are changing and every country have it, know if its illegal in your place to avoid any problem those bigger countries really don’t want to tolerate illegal gambling and of course they don’t need much to collect taxes since they are already a rich country.

[_BlackStar]

Which country is this? Most probably they want to boost the local casinos instead of foreign casinos so they can collect more taxes. Restrictions are changing and every country have it, know if its illegal in your place to avoid any problem those bigger countries really don’t want to tolerate illegal gambling and of course they don’t need much to collect taxes since they are already a rich country.

Gambling is not legal in my country, but many people continue to gamble even though they face severe penalties. The government prohibits gambling because it adheres to religious norms where gambling is prohibited in religion, but the government cannot prevent the growth of gamblers so far even though they block all online gambling sites.

Granted, taxes can help the government collect extra cash as state revenue, but in any country where gambling is prohibited, a gambling tax would not be expected. I can gamble even if it's banned in my country it won't stop gamblers altogether.