How To Access gambling site without VPN

[Sarah Azhari]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

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[SatoPrincess]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

[Apocollapse]

The first thing you need to do is don't try to trick any website if your country got banned this pretty much you're masking your real IPs with public DNS, most of casinos  or exchanges always stated don't use VPNs, Proxy, Public IPs etc.

I hope there's no newbies follow this guide, they'll have a problem in the future.

[Sarah Azhari]

will we have to take it for granted?
some people are getting curious if the site being banned and try to use vpn to open it. i make it simple to not waste money to bought vpn service

[Apocollapse]

will we have to take it for granted?
some people are getting curious if the site being banned and try to use vpn to open it. i make it simple to not waste money to bought vpn service

If it's only to open the website and surfing around what does the sites has, there's nothing wrong. But if you want to use it regularly for your personal, as I said above you're breaking their rules.

[Quidat]

1.1. 1.1 is a recursive DNS resolver. So it could really possibly able to access out sites which had been blocked in your country.

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

Risky thing indeed but there are people who do really love to play with fire or risk then this method would be good without having the hassle on downloading something
like extensions or apps or something for the sake of it but you know on what are the possible headaches later on.

[24Kt]

1.1. 1.1 is a recursive DNS resolver. So it could really possibly able to access out sites which had been blocked in your country.

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

Risky thing indeed but there are people who do really love to play with fire or risk then this method would be good without having the hassle on downloading something
like extensions or apps or something for the sake of it but you know on what are the possible headaches later on.

If a user is going this route, then, he should know the possible consequences of their actions. Don't blame the site or accuse them of cheating if they freeze your account because of the violation of their terms. Won't go around this kind of restriction also as your funds are at stake. But if you don't care about losing money, that's fine. But don't leave unfair feedbacks to the site if they hold your funds.

[logfiles]

will we have to take it for granted?
some people are getting curious if the site being banned and try to use vpn to open it. i make it simple to not waste money to bought vpn service

And what happens if they lock your account and ask for KYC verification?

This is very common, especially when you deposit money and make some huge wins and want to withdraw it.
Don't you see that you will even be wasting much more money if it gets block in your account for gambling from a banned country?

[Saint-loup]

1.1. 1.1 is a recursive DNS resolver. So it could really possibly able to access out sites which had been blocked in your country.

It's not because it's a recursive DNS resolver IMHO, but because it's a secured DNS resolver using a secured protocol (DNS-over-HTTPS) that prevents ISPs to see the DNS requests and to block or to deflect them.
Usually when a country prohibits a website(exchange, gambling platform) the website does the same on its side to avoid any legal issue. Hence it doesn't replace a good old VPN.  

[Sarah Azhari]

Risky thing indeed but there are people who do really love to play with fire or risk then this method would be good without having the hassle on downloading something
like extensions or apps or something for the sake of it but you know on what are the possible headaches later on.

Thank you, this is my point when created this thread.

will we have to take it for granted?
some people are getting curious if the site being banned and try to use vpn to open it. i make it simple to not waste money to bought vpn service

And what happens if they lock your account and ask for KYC verification?
This is very common, especially when you deposit money and make some huge wins and want to withdraw it.
Don't you see that you will even be wasting much more money if it gets block in your account for gambling from a banned country?

I haven't thingking this case before, when happen like this, I'm aware for pepole do not use my methode

[Wexnident]

I'd rather just go for a site that allows you tbf. If none, well, wait till you get enough money to live to a country that allows it  . Kidding, though if someone really wants to risk it, just don't bet too much or too big. There's a chance your account may get locked after all.

And what happens if they lock your account and ask for KYC verification?
This is very common, especially when you deposit money and make some huge wins and want to withdraw it.
Don't you see that you will even be wasting much more money if it gets block in your account for gambling from a banned country?

I haven't thingking this case before, when happen like this, I'm aware for pepole do not use my methode

Pretty sure there are ways to bypass it, though most methods would require you to know someone from the country that allows the casino AND would willingly let you use his identity so you can continue using the casino, which I'm highly doubtful someone would even do such a dumb and stupid thing. Though if it's family, then I guess it could work, but outside of that, well you'd have to be really close friends or something.

[Pokapoka124]

Hello guys, I was using roobet for maybe a year and they decided to lock my account because I was from restricted country even though whole time that I played there it was restricted there but they let me to play. But now it isnt about it. It is about my locked account and about the situation I can't withdraw my referral earnings. I don't care if I can play there or not, I just want to be able to withdraw my referral earnings because I know for sure there is some money there left. I had 410 referrals and more than 100 of them had deposited at least once. So I know for sure some money is hanging there


They don't respond to any emails, so I don't know whete to look for help.

Accessing a site from a restricted area is unfavourable. It is a  breach of the terms & conditions of the company and will result in freezing of account. See what can happened when you mess around with the terms and conditions of a company. Roobet is a reputable sport betting company we all know but this person created a scam accusation thread against them for the above reasons. I don't think @onesecondplz ever recovered his account.

[rodskee]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

If you do this then you are gambling your gambling activities and funds? because the very moment you already Knew that this is prohibited and may bring your funds into compromising yet you wanted to play.

make sure that you are ready to face the consequences because either your country or the site itself will be your enemy in the end specially when you need to withdraw big amount.

but like what other says above, people sometimes love to play with fire so be ready for that .

[davis196]

Good luck with depositing money in a crypto casino and living with the constant fear of getting banned and losing everything.
If you want to bet really small amounts just for the sake of having fun,I can say that trying to bypass country restrictions is OK.The casino always wins,it doesn't matter if you are going to lose a few dollars by playing gambling games or getting your account blocked.
I've seen this Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 method before.There's actually an Android app about it and the app has around 50 million installs,if remember this correctly.Not sure if it's going to work in the long term,though.

[Sarah Azhari]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

If you do this then you are gambling your gambling activities and funds? because the very moment you already Knew that this is prohibited and may bring your funds into compromising yet you wanted to play.

make sure that you are ready to face the consequences because either your country or the site itself will be your enemy in the end specially when you need to withdraw big amount.

but like what other says above, people sometimes love to play with fire so be ready for that .

So if a casino allows us to use VPN, is my method above also be used?

I don't really know how the casino caught the DSN user if it isn't allowed. because normally, only IP's appears on the admin screen.

[Reatim]

Good luck with depositing money in a crypto casino and living with the constant fear of getting banned and losing everything.
If you want to bet really small amounts just for the sake of having fun,I can say that trying to bypass country restrictions is OK.The casino always wins,it doesn't matter if you are going to lose a few dollars by playing gambling games or getting your account blocked.
I've seen this Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 method before.There's actually an Android app about it and the app has around 50 million installs,if remember this correctly.Not sure if it's going to work in the long term,though.

that's it, if he will only engage in small amount of depositing and withdrawing then he will be safe to play because AFAIK mostly cases comes when there is a big funds involved .
and also i believe that casino nowadays has their tools to detect those who uses VPN? because there is a case i read in this forum about Him being caught using VPN by the casino he tend to play without respecting their TOS by using VPN.

[Oshosondy]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

Sportbet.io is a gambling site but binance is not a gambling site, binance is an exchange. Likely your country ban both gambling and the use of cryptocurrencies. If your country do not ban the use of cryptocurrencies, that means likely only few exchanges are banned.

4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

Gambling is not ban in my country, crypto are banned but people can still able to use it, even we can still make use of exchanges but no direct bank transactions than using P2P, this may not let me try this.

If such sites can be accessed without like that, I think it is good, but if truly gambling and crypto or some crypto exchanges are banned in your country, did you think it is not risky if you are using them because they are centralized.

[YOSHIE]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

Whether your area has WIFI.id or the like, most official wifi uses a secure VPN that can be accessed, there are many types of networks, depending on what network the wifi is using.

If, the sportsbet.io gambling site, cannot be accessed and can only be accessed via a VPN, you should use wifi only, it is safer for you to use (prepaid).

Be careful using free VPN risk is more dangerous for your data.
If you keep insisting on a free VPN the risks you will most likely experience are as below.

The dangers of using a free VPN that must be watched out for with safe options.
• Theft of Personal Data.
• Fraud Cases
• Prone to Piracy
• Malware Attacks
• Adware Attacks
• Decrease in Internet Connection
• Wiretapping.

So, try to always use a VPN that is safe for you, when playing gambling.

[Oshosondy]

Be careful using free VPN risk is more dangerous for your data.
If you keep insisting on a free VPN the risks you will most likely experience are as below.

The worst thing to do is to use VPN to be accessing centralized sites like exchanges and gambling sites, even if it is free or paid. Paid VPN is still better, free VPN is worst. Adware are also malware. The worst about free VPN is the selling of users data to the third party and very possible it is linked to compromising of device used for it.

But in the OP, what was talked about is how to access such sites without VPN and he explained it. I have not tried it to know if it will work because I can easily access those sites.

[Strongkored]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

It seems like you are from the same country as me, but for me if the casino is not accessible because it is banned will prefer to use another casino that can be accessed without the ways you mentioned, but if want to check something from sportbet why not use tor browser but this is done not to play. Binance it's been going on for quite some time and it's quite surprisingly but someone tell me Binance can still be accessed through their app.

[Haunebu]

Firstly, I advise contacting the respective sites regarding your situation and clarify whether VPN usage(Specify which VPN) in this case is fine or not. Take screenshots of your conversation with that particular support executive just in case.

Secondly, if customer support tells you that you won't face any issues, go ahead and purchase a paid VPN service like Nord, Express etc which are far more reliable than free ones.

Bonus with such paid VPNs is the ability to access other useful stuff(TV subscription services etc) which aren't available in your region.

[Saint-loup]

Firstly, I advise contacting the respective sites regarding your situation and clarify whether VPN usage(Specify which VPN) in this case is fine or not. Take screenshots of your conversation with that particular support executive just in case.

Secondly, if customer support tells you that you won't face any issues, go ahead and purchase a paid VPN service like Nord, Express etc which are far more reliable than free ones.

Bonus with such paid VPNs is the ability to access other useful stuff(TV subscription services etc) which aren't available in your region.

I don't understand why you advise her to purchase a VPN, while she found a way to avoid using one in her country.  
AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

For various legal or commercial reasons, we do not permit accounts to be opened or used by customers resident in certain jurisdictions, including the United States of America (and her dependencies, military bases and territories), Australia, United Kingdom, Estonia, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Afghanistan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Iran, Iraq, Malta, Myanmar, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Yemen or other restricted jurisdictions ("Restricted Jurisdiction") as communicated by us from time to time.

https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions

[Sarah Azhari]

AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

Thanks for point this, I just know sportsbet allowed my country. The problem is my country doesn't allow me to access sportbet. this mean I won't waste the money to buy VPN (all clear now) and I don't know if sportsbet allowed user to change the DNS?, if yes I will continue

[AicecreaME]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

For those reading this advice, especially the newbies, I'd rather not try it because it's really risky. Opting to bypass the system of a casino by doing such could cost you so much trouble in the future. They have banned your country's access for a reason. Maybe they have a conflict in license and the likes. We don't know for sure the reason why, but it is banned because it is not legally accepted because of lack of certain standards, requirements, and maybe restrictions of the country itself on gambling. Promoting usage of VPNs and things like these to access what's restricted could be a ticking bomb waiting to explode. Remember, the IPs used are determined by the system and once they detected unusual and against their terms of service and policies, they can suspend your account. Or even worse, they can ban it. And when it's proven that you've done activities that go against their policies, they could give a sanction in accordance to the grievance such as prohibiting to access and even withdraw your funds.

Now, if you know it to yourself that you aren't a pro in bypassing a system, do not take the risk of getting involved and getting caught later on. Save yourself from trouble and just abide by your country's law and restrictions. And maybe try to find other casinos in par with your preferred one to be your alternative.

[hellboy123]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

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This is like gambling on top of gambling.hehe

You are better off trying some other website which is allowed in your country.

[Saint-loup]

AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

Thanks for point this, I just know sportsbet allowed my country. The problem is my country doesn't allow me to access sportbet. this mean I won't waste the money to buy VPN (all clear now) and I don't know if sportsbet allowed user to change the DNS?, if yes I will continue

I agree with you, moreover using VPN could slow your connexion a lot and even cutting it sometimes, it's not the best conditions for gambling.
Of course sportsbet allows users to change their DNS, everybody is free to use the one it likes the most. And afaik cloudfare (1.1.1.1) is one of the most used DNS in the world along with the Google one (8.8.8.8).

[rijaljun]

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Well said. As much as this thread has given us information about another bypass methods, it is not advisable to bluntly to do it. I think that everyone should be cautious of deciding whether bypassing is the best option they got. And further to that, the possible repercussions should also be assessed, and such are worth the risk of trying this or other methods out there. Again, there are many available information about bypassing, and it is your own decision to take them, so be wise enough.

[perla]

It is much easier if you are going to read their terms and conditions about VPN and if you are unsure I think you can contact their support or representative and directly ask if you can use VPN since I think the one you are doing is risky and if they allow it then use VPN if not then don't force yourself it will only harm you.

What you can do is stay away from it or find other alternatives I'm sure there's other gambling site and exchange site that can be used as an alternative.

[zidanw]

If the VPN is not allowed and you are living in a country where in the gambling site is not allowed too. I think there is no other good options beside living on a country where that gambling site is allowed since trying to violate their rules and insist of playing on their website with your tricks you will only lose your money and probably blame them in the end I see that same thing happened before when a user tried to do different things to bypass the site and in the end he was asked to submit KYC for identification and he can't do it since he violated the rules in the first place by bypassing it even though he knows that he is not allowed to.

[mdzahed134]

And then your fund will be at high risk specially if you will use Binance, also you know that can't use this exchange without KYC. So here i don’t think VPN can be solve this issue if your country banned those sites. I have experienced in a gambling site where i got banned for used VPN.

[RapTarX]

Can you please share with us which country you are from? I guess you are from Pakistan or any of the Islamic State.
Nevertheless, I guess you must not visit a website to which your govt is restricting access. Binance requires KYC; I guess you won't be even able to verify yourself there. That would be of no benefit for you since you won't be ab;e tp access the site from your country. On the other hand, if I'm correct, gambling site allows you to access through VPN most of the time; in case, you want to access without a VPN, ask them to share a different version of the website if they are available. For example, stake.com has another version of their same website name stake.games. You can access the site even if your ISP block stake.com.

[Fortify]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

If you can afford to gamble, you can afford to use a paid VPN setup that will give you much better protection and be safer than using any free services. There are plenty of VPN providers out there which will give you a US based proxy for either fiat or crypto, so there is no excuse not to use them. You can use the proxy settings that you'll find on your browser instead of changing the DNS like this. However, you need to be extremely careful if you end up needing this sort of setup, because you fit the profile of someone who might abuse a casino (changing IP's, trying to hide, maybe taking advantage of offers) and will most likely be breaking the terms of service for that reason - leaving you vulnerable to getting banned and losing any funds in your account. This is even less likely to work at places like exchanges which have strict KYC compliance processes these days.

[Doell]

Can you please share with us which country you are from? I guess you are from Pakistan or any of the Islamic State.
Nevertheless, I guess you must not visit a website to which your govt is restricting access. Binance requires KYC; I guess you won't be even able to verify yourself there. That would be of no benefit for you since you won't be ab;e tp access the site from your country. On the other hand, if I'm correct, gambling site allows you to access through VPN most of the time; in case, you want to access without a VPN, ask them to share a different version of the website if they are available. For example, stake.com has another version of their same website name stake.games. You can access the site even if your ISP block stake.com.

I see the last post and actually she is from the same country as me, there are several types of leading providers in my country that close access to site gambling maybe that she is wearing providers it. Anyway we have other ISP that can be used and safe without having to use a VPN but are not well famous and may have trouble signaling for each region.

[Haunebu]

I don't understand why you advise her to purchase a VPN, while she found a way to avoid using one in her country.  
AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

I'm speechless. Do you really think that changing DNS servers is a better solution when compared to paid VPNs like Nord, Express etc? If that was truly the case, these paid VPN services would have shut shop long back. Think!

Also, she might not face any issues from Sportsbet(Customer care needs to clarify that), but she could definitely face issues from her government later on.

[rhomelmabini]

I'd rather stay it as usual and rather than breaching a TOS, it's more risky if you put money onto their platform. The best solution is find a gambling platform that you don't have to use any sort of VPN just to access it, that's a no brainer.

There are sites that ban a very certain country but if you're diligent enough you can find alternative reputed casinos that will surely let's you in and play without the risk of breaching their TOS.

[Yogee]

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For those reading this advice, especially the newbies, I'd rather not try it because it's really risky. Opting to bypass the system of a casino by doing such could cost you so much trouble in the future. They have banned your country's access for a reason. Maybe they have a conflict in license and the likes. We don't know for sure the reason why, but it is banned because it is not legally accepted because of lack of certain standards, requirements, and maybe restrictions of the country itself on gambling. Promoting usage of VPNs and things like these to access what's restricted could be a ticking bomb waiting to explode. Remember, the IPs used are determined by the system and once they detected unusual and against their terms of service and policies, they can suspend your account. Or even worse, they can ban it. And when it's proven that you've done activities that go against their policies, they could give a sanction in accordance to the grievance such as prohibiting to access and even withdraw your funds.

Now, if you know it to yourself that you aren't a pro in bypassing a system, do not take the risk of getting involved and getting caught later on. Save yourself from trouble and just abide by your country's law and restrictions. And maybe try to find other casinos in par with your preferred one to be your alternative.

You made quite a lengthy post but are you aware that Sportsbet doesn't ban her country? It's actually the other way around. It's the Government that blocked its citizens from accessing Sportsbet. You can also read her conversation with Saint-Loup just above for confirmation.

[Saint-loup]

I don't understand why you advise her to purchase a VPN, while she found a way to avoid using one in her country.  
AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

I'm speechless. Do you really think that changing DNS servers is a better solution when compared to paid VPNs like Nord, Express etc? If that was truly the case, these paid VPN services would have shut shop long back. Think!

Also, she might not face any issues from Sportsbet(Customer care needs to clarify that), but she could definitely face issues from her government later on.

VPN services are useful when your location, as it is shown by your IP address is banned/prohibited by the platform but according to the sportsbet ToS it's not the case for Indonesia. And she doesn't seem to get any problem when she try to access sportsbet with her real IP address.
I don't know the Indonesian laws but in many countries, laws prohibit unauthorized websites too be available to the citizens but don't prohibit citizens to use those websites. That is to say only websites are likely to be punished, not the users. Moreover according to Doell, all indonesian ISPs are not blocking sportsbet.  

[Sarah Azhari]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

This is like gambling on top of gambling.hehe

You are better off trying some other website which is allowed in your country.

are you have suggestion?, I just know this from southampton shirt

And then your fund will be at high risk specially if you will use Binance, also you know that can't use this exchange without KYC. So here i don’t think VPN can be solve this issue if your country banned those sites. I have experienced in a gambling site where i got banned for used VPN.

as you know, binance doesn't baned my country and I won't KYC because I just small trader under 0.1 BTC.

Indirectly, I created the solution, as long as the website is not banned in the country, the user doesn't have to waste the money to buy VPN or download anything proxy. the user just has to change the DNS on the setting.

[mdzahed134]

And then your fund will be at high risk specially if you will use Binance, also you know that can't use this exchange without KYC. So here i don’t think VPN can be solve this issue if your country banned those sites. I have experienced in a gambling site where i got banned for used VPN.

as you know, binance doesn't baned my country and I won't KYC because I just small trader under 0.1 BTC.

Your kind information, have you used Binance exchange within last a few couple of months? They don’t allow to withdrawals without submitted KYC, how much you will deposit or withdrawals here that's not a fact but to make first withdrawal you can't if you are not approved and your account will be restricted for withdrawals as i know.

[Darker45]

VPN services are useful when your location, as it is shown by your IP address is banned/prohibited by the platform...

Useful, probably. Risky, definitely, especially when it involves money, which gambling does. If you are hiding or masking your IP address because you are playing from a location which is banned or blacklisted, that is immediately a violation of the site's terms and conditions, including Sportsbet.io's. 

As stated in 2.16 under number 2 or Binding Declarations from Sportsbet.io's general terms and conditions, updated late December of last year, the site has the right to detect IP masking, considered a prohibited technique, which is what VPN is basically doing.^[1]

[1] https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions

[Tellek Garing]

This is not an entirely all-new technique but it works in some cases a quick correction Binance is not a gambling site but an exchange and as a centralized exchange that requires KYC verification how are you able to pass through the KYC process when your country is banned from accessing the site, am interested to know about that.

[Oshosondy]

Useful, probably. Risky, definitely, especially when it involves money, which gambling does. If you are hiding or masking your IP address because you are playing from a location which is banned or blacklisted, that is immediately a violation of the site's terms and conditions, including Sportsbet.io's. 

This is what people should avoid, I can not risk my money this way, I will even prefer not to gamble because the gambling site may prefer to use this to steal money from people as a way of punishment. But it is not only one gambling site that is existing, most do not support the use of VPN but few still do. Even while supporting VPN, the best is to use local internet service provider for the access.

This is not an entirely all-new technique but it works in some cases a quick correction Binance is not a gambling site but an exchange and as a centralized exchange that requires KYC verification how are you able to pass through the KYC process when your country is banned from accessing the site, am interested to know about that.

That is true, binance would have disabled people from the country to be able to login or register even if they mask their IP address, but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

[moneystery]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

using google dns or tor network, imo much better than 1.1 cloudflare, i used to try with cloudflare but my internet connection is getting slower....

[Pokapoka124]

That is true, binance would have disabled people from the country to be able to login or register even if they mask their IP address, but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

That is true Binance is not the only reputable exchange out there decentralized exchanges are even better for your privacy sake.
Some people like OP will find ways to bypass the system and use the service not minding the consequences. It's good to adventure and explore new things but at what cost

[Slow death]

I don't understand why you advise her to purchase a VPN, while she found a way to avoid using one in her country.  
AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

I'm speechless. Do you really think that changing DNS servers is a better solution when compared to paid VPNs like Nord, Express etc? If that was truly the case, these paid VPN services would have shut shop long back. Think!

Also, she might not face any issues from Sportsbet(Customer care needs to clarify that), but she could definitely face issues from her government later on.

VPN services are useful when your location, as it is shown by your IP address is banned/prohibited by the platform but according to the sportsbet ToS it's not the case for Indonesia. And she doesn't seem to get any problem when she try to access sportsbet with her real IP address.
I don't know the Indonesian laws but in many countries, laws prohibit unauthorized websites too be available to the citizens but don't prohibit citizens to use those websites. That is to say only websites are likely to be punished, not the users. Moreover according to Doell, all indonesian ISPs are not blocking sportsbet.  

I recommend anyone to always respect the TOS and the laws of your country, do not use VPN if the person knows that your country is banning gambling, also do not use gambling sites when the casino in the TOS prohibits your country to use the casino, it makes no sense to use a casino that is banning your country, what is the advantage of depositing money, winning and then not being able to withdraw because the casino found out that the person broke the TOS because he is using the casino when his country was banned? I see no advantage in doing this

That is true, binance would have disabled people from the country to be able to login or register even if they mask their IP address, but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

That is true Binance is not the only reputable exchange out there decentralized exchanges are even better for your privacy sake.
Some people like OP will find ways to bypass the system and use the service not minding the consequences. It's good to adventure and explore new things but at what cost

the sad part of it all is that there are people that in your country there are allowed casinos but they prefer to use those casinos that are not allowed and they break the TOS of these casinos and are inventing lies that the casino is a scam, only when they are very much in demand and that tell the whole truth, there was a case here on the forum of someone who lied, lied and only after many days he confessed that he was lying and that he used the casino while he knew that his country is prohibited from using that casino

[Ryker1]

This is not an entirely all-new technique but it works in some cases a quick correction Binance is not a gambling site but an exchange and as a centralized exchange that requires KYC verification how are you able to pass through the KYC process when your country is banned from accessing the site, am interested to know about that.

Well if you are banned, you should be banned, just follow their implementations and there is no need to bypass the site and mask your IP address because you want to force it to access. There are too many exchanges not only binance --there are too many gambling casinos not only sports.bet.
Just fine a gambling platform that is suitable in your place or in your country because if you cannot manage the risk, all your asset becomes compromised and you will never be able to withdraw them. Regret will always come at last so don't risk your money or perhaps you would like to throw your money away.

[traderethereum]

If that is about playing gambling, I do not think it is a good idea to risk ourselves, but if @OP thinks that is the best for him, he can continue using that.
If you want to gamble, you need to search the site that you do not need to change something on your computer because that can be a suspicious thing for the casino site and if one site prohibits you from accessing their site, you can search for the other site.
But that will be different if that is for registering on the exchanges because you can ask the support system to allow you to trade on the site but that will not mandatory as you can find the other exchanges that allow you to use their exchange.
That will be safe for you without doing something that can cause you trouble.

[perla]

using google dns or tor network, imo much better than 1.1 cloudflare, i used to try with cloudflare but my internet connection is getting slower....

I don't think using TOR is a good idea, tor bounce to different IP and 1 exit node which means that every time you access it will change your IP and there's no guarantee that one of those IP are banned from using that service and it will only shows shady behavior on exchange or gambling site. It is better to stick with 1 IP when using this services so TOR is not a good option it is used for anonymity and not for bypassing websites.

Still VPN is one of the best options.

[wildan88]

but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

I don't think anyone can survive with false information because i see Binance is really very strict about KYC Verification, even so many times i failed to verify my account with real information. And if someone will try with fake information and they have see a bit doubts, they will banned the user at any time.

Why do people keep trying to give false information and not just go with the right one, they are risking a lot not just their account but the money on it also and if the website is illegal in their country or their country was not allowed on the website  why keep insisting it? just look for other website where you can trade or play legally.

[toast]

I am not really fond of the idea of bypassing the systems of casinos that is banned in my country, or vice versa, because it is a risky shot that anytime could make the tables turn. While this could let you play whenever and wherever you want, troubles in identity verification, or worse losing money due to being detected and exposed to the casino could happen anytime. I agree to the ones who said that we should respect the ToS and the existing bans from both countries and casinos, because breaking them would do us no good.

[Cling18]

I think it would be effective but it has a huge risk in the long run especially if it's breaking the site's TOS. You might have big trouble when it comes to future withdrawals and deposits. You would just put your funds at risk which you might also regret in the end.

[ethereumhunter]

but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

I don't think anyone can survive with false information because i see Binance is really very strict about KYC Verification, even so many times i failed to verify my account with real information. And if someone will try with fake information and they have see a bit doubts, they will banned the user at any time.

After all, Binance can find out if you're using false information so I guess it's pointless. Especially if we really want to use the site for trading. People using fake identities will regret doing that, especially if Binance finds out because they can freeze those accounts trying to abuse their rules and those people could lose everything on the site. So it's better we use the identity properly and don't verify if you feel uncomfortable with the site. It is better to look for other sites that can give you the convenience of trading.

[joeperry]

I am not really familiar with what the OP done with the cloudfare but was that effective to bypass gambling site and trading site? what could be the cons of it I think VPN is still the best option but if in the terms and condition of the site you have said that the VPN is not allowed then I think you cannot do anything about it not unless you are willing to risk your money just to play or trade in Sportsbet.io or Binance? Since it is just a matter of time before they would require you to submit personal identification for verification.

[fiulpro]

There are many things that can be done but sometimes the sites generally ask for KYC afterwards,we have seen many posts on the forum about that and if they ask you KYC and you won't be able to provide the KYC then I do not think it would be a great idea. At the same time you would loose all your funds.

( Sometimes I tried to access the sites where the VPN is not allowed and it works I know am breaking the rules but while travelling some sites do not provide their services in UK, therefore if KYC is asked then I can still submit my original documents therefore better to be safe than sorry)

Don't do things that are against the laws of that particular site, might end up bad.

[khaled0111]

There is a difference between changing your DNS server from your browser settings and using a VPN.
In your case the access to those websites is restricted by your ISP and changing the DNS server will let you get around this restriction but will not change or hide your IP. Therefore, even if you manage to access the website, its operator is still able to determine you location.

Not sure about other services, but sportsbet will likely ban your account if they find out you are accessing their services from a country where gambling is illegal:

2.8. You will not use our services while located in any jurisdiction that prohibits the placing and/or accepting of bets denominated in Bitcoin online, and/or playing casino and/or live games for and/or with Bitcoin;

2.9. You are permitted in the jurisdiction in which you are located to use online sports betting and casino services;

[DoublerHunter]

~snip~
Not sure about other services, but sportsbet will likely ban your account if they find out you are accessing their services from a country where gambling is illegal:

2.8. You will not use our services while located in any jurisdiction that prohibits the placing and/or accepting of bets denominated in Bitcoin online, and/or playing casino and/or live games for and/or with Bitcoin;

2.9. You are permitted in the jurisdiction in which you are located to use online sports betting and casino services;

^ This will help, TOS will always answer your questions or it is better to ask directly to the gambling casino operators or staff regarding this matter because as we all know usually gambling casinos will not accept using VPN, especially those who have a license which is they follow each country's jurisdictions which is we can't blame them. I will advise those gamblers before using the gambling casino don't forget to read and spend some time reading the TOS because it gives you an idea of what is dos and don'ts on the site.

[aioc]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

It looks easy for you, but like all the others here you're putting yourself at risk if you're putting in money and playing, don't even think that you can fool or cheat casino security this easy, they spent big money on their security and they will likely bypass what's you're using and trace that you're using a VPN, big casinos like sportsbet.io should not be played around when it comes to their TOS, what they state in their TOS they really mean.

[Sarah Azhari]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

It looks easy for you, but like all the others here you're putting yourself at risk if you're putting in money and playing, don't even think that you can fool or cheat casino security this easy, they spent big money on their security and they will likely bypass what's you're using and trace that you're using a VPN, big casinos like sportsbet.io should not be played around when it comes to their TOS, what they state in their TOS they really mean.

As posted above from saint loop, Sportbet isn't banned my country. If they don't banned my country, is i'm getting wrong use that trick?

Firstly, I advise contacting the respective sites regarding your situation and clarify whether VPN usage(Specify which VPN) in this case is fine or not. Take screenshots of your conversation with that particular support executive just in case.

Secondly, if customer support tells you that you won't face any issues, go ahead and purchase a paid VPN service like Nord, Express etc which are far more reliable than free ones.

Bonus with such paid VPNs is the ability to access other useful stuff(TV subscription services etc) which aren't available in your region.

I don't understand why you advise her to purchase a VPN, while she found a way to avoid using one in her country.  
AFAIK her country, cmiiw Indonesia, doesn't belong to the list of countries banned by sportsbet ToS. Then she doesn't need to hide her IP, she won't face any problem from sportsbet IMO.

For various legal or commercial reasons, we do not permit accounts to be opened or used by customers resident in certain jurisdictions, including the United States of America (and her dependencies, military bases and territories), Australia, United Kingdom, Estonia, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Afghanistan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Iran, Iraq, Malta, Myanmar, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Yemen or other restricted jurisdictions ("Restricted Jurisdiction") as communicated by us from time to time.

https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions

[xSkylarx]

I think it would be effective but it has a huge risk in the long run especially if it's breaking the site's TOS. You might have big trouble when it comes to future withdrawals and deposits. You would just put your funds at risk which you might also regret in the end.

As I've read in other threads, after a few months, he was discovered to be violating the rules, with the VPN suspected to be the cause, and he had funds on it. This is a huge problem because you can't really get your money back because it is a violation of their terms of service, and you violated them. Because it is a huge problem when it is banned in your country, it is best to find websites that are not banned in your country and, if you have the opportunity, do not leave your funds on the website just to be safe because I believe it is not still legal in your country and will be banned in the near future.

[Tellek Garing]

VPN services are useful when your location, as it is shown by your IP address is banned/prohibited by the platform...

Useful, probably. Risky, definitely, especially when it involves money, which gambling does. If you are hiding or masking your IP address because you are playing from a location which is banned or blacklisted, that is immediately a violation of the site's terms and conditions, including Sportsbet.io's. 

As stated in 2.16 under number 2 or Binding Declarations from Sportsbet.io's general terms and conditions, updated late December of last year, the site has the right to detect IP masking, considered a prohibited technique, which is what VPN is basically doing.^[1]

[1] https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions

Yes, mate the trick sound simple and harmless but again there is always an underline risk that involve in such an act, especially the financial implication, in some cases, this technique may work but in most cases, it results in regret when your deposit is already on the site and you are caught as an illegal access user due to the restrictions this will ultimately lead to a very sad ending.

This is why I rather stay away than try to access prohibited casino sites or any other site that provides online services.

[traderethereum]

VPN services are useful when your location, as it is shown by your IP address is banned/prohibited by the platform...

Useful, probably. Risky, definitely, especially when it involves money, which gambling does. If you are hiding or masking your IP address because you are playing from a location which is banned or blacklisted, that is immediately a violation of the site's terms and conditions, including Sportsbet.io's. 

As stated in 2.16 under number 2 or Binding Declarations from Sportsbet.io's general terms and conditions, updated late December of last year, the site has the right to detect IP masking, considered a prohibited technique, which is what VPN is basically doing.^[1]

[1] https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions

Yes, mate the trick sound simple and harmless but again there is always an underline risk that involve in such an act, especially the financial implication, in some cases, this technique may work but in most cases, it results in regret when your deposit is already on the site and you are caught as an illegal access user due to the restrictions this will ultimately lead to a very sad ending.

This is why I rather stay away than try to access prohibited casino sites or any other site that provides online services.

Maybe that is why many people get stuck in a casino after they deposit or want to withdraw because the casino caught that as illegal as it stated on their term conditions.
If that is the case, that will be our mistake as we are still trying to use that casino to gamble even though we have many casinos that allow us to play without using VPN.
Those people who still want to try to gamble on that site are because they read that many people can win easily, making them curious and follow those people's steps.
But that will only give them a risk if they do not realize it.

[Japinat]

Thanks for the tutorial but you have to understand there's a risk in doing it, your account might get suspended for violating the TOS. The fact that your IP is restricted, means you are not allowed to gamble, so doing some kind of trick might help you solve our problem but on a temporary basis only because there's a risk that anytime your account will be compromised.

[stepwilli]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

This is cool. Thanks OP for sharing this, this is going to be a big help for gamblers that don't know how to use and setup a vpn or a proxy. This method is simple and direct to the point. I am gonna bookmark this first for future reference but I am not going to use this to access blocked gambling sites or blocked crypto exchanges but rather ill be using this on some xxx site's .

You know what I mean? As most of those sites are also blocked in my country but by the way is this method of yours tested already? Do you have proofs that you can gamble and withdraw successfully? Overall, it is the safety of the gamblers is what matters, let us not make them in to trouble.

[macson]

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This is cool. Thanks OP for sharing this, this is going to be a big help for gamblers that don't know how to use and setup a vpn or a proxy. This method is simple and direct to the point. I am gonna bookmark this first for future reference but I am not going to use this to access blocked gambling sites or blocked crypto exchanges but rather ill be using this on some xxx site's .

You know what I mean? As most of those sites are also blocked in my country but by the way is this method of yours tested already? Do you have proofs that you can gamble and withdraw successfully? Overall, it is the safety of the gamblers is what matters, let us not make them in to trouble.

dude, porn will only make your decisions when gambling go bad lol.  some gambling sites ban their users from using a VPN, i am lucky to live in a country that doesn't block gambling and xxx sites.  but i'm sure the information provided by the OP is really useful and it's not wrong for you guys to try.

[khaled0111]

As posted above from saint loop, Sportbet isn't banned my country. If they don't banned my country, is i'm getting wrong use that trick?

The real question here is gambling and/or using cryptos legal in your country or not? If either of them is illegal then you are not allowed to gamble on sportsbet.io even if your country isn't on their list of banned countries. Please read points 2.8 and 2.9 of their ToS (quoted in my previous reply)
Since your ISP is blocking access to gambling websites then most likely gambling is illegal in your country. My advice: don't try this.

[timerland]

You are probably better off just using a VPN then.

If somehow you mess up these settings, they could trace back to your activities and it'll show up your IP without being masked.

Also, you'd still be breaching their terms of service so be very aware of that fact. You do not have some sort of special power that bars you from being KYC'd or whatnot.

[perla]

You are probably better off just using a VPN then.

If somehow you mess up these settings, they could trace back to your activities and it'll show up your IP without being masked.

Also, you'd still be breaching their terms of service so be very aware of that fact. You do not have some sort of special power that bars you from being KYC'd or whatnot.

You don't use a VPN without reason. And if you are blocked through a normal connection, that is reason enough to check with yourself that you are actually not allowed to play on the site. Many sites have in their terms and conditions that a VPN will not be tolerated, so it should be a matter of time before you start having problems with that. You can create an account, deposit money, but you can bet that the problems will come with a payout or KYC e.g.

[DoublerHunter]

dude, porn will only make your decisions when gambling go bad lol.  some gambling sites ban their users from using a VPN, i am lucky to live in a country that doesn't block gambling and xxx sites.  but i'm sure the information provided by the OP is really useful and it's not wrong for you guys to try.

^ I have a friend that has been using VPN so a long time and he told me that VPN is good to cover your identity and also for the safety of your privacy.
I am thinking if this  VPN he used on an exchange or any gambling platform prohibits their place to access because for sure many of them will compromise your account and you can never open it again. So I never use this VPN for bypassing those blocklisted countries and even those online games banning your account when they determine that you are using VPN, how much more in a gambling platform that talk about money.

[coin-investor]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

I don't recommend this one and besides OP forget to post how long he's been doing this and is he actively playing on casinos where he is using this method, I doubt if he can use this method if has a huge amount of money to withdraw, we have one thread here about a player who cannot withdraw his $1200 earnings because of the violation of using a method to cloak his location, any method to hide your location will risk your account and your winnings as well.

[Sarah Azhari]

maybe because of this thread I received the message :



he offers me to use Nitro Betting, but I don't really sure because that red line on top is scaring me.

[traderethereum]

maybe because of this thread I received the message :



he offers me to use Nitro Betting, but I don't really sure because that red line on top is scaring me.

Just stay away from clicking that links because you do not know if that is safe.
Unless the owner of Nitro Betting himself invite you and give the code, that is still suspicious and better to leave it or delete it from your Inbox.
Besides that, we do not know if we can trust him as we have already met many people who have a bad intention to do something to us.
So how is your progress in finding a casino to gamble? Did you already found the right gambling sites that you can access without a problem?

[macson]

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^ I have a friend that has been using VPN so a long time and he told me that VPN is good to cover your identity and also for the safety of your privacy.
I am thinking if this  VPN he used on an exchange or any gambling platform prohibits their place to access because for sure many of them will compromise your account and you can never open it again. So I never use this VPN for bypassing those blocklisted countries and even those online games banning your account when they determine that you are using VPN, how much more in a gambling platform that talk about money.

if you have doubts about using a VPN when you gamble then don't do it, it's better to only play on gambling sites that are not banned from your country.

maybe because of this thread I received the message :



he offers me to use Nitro Betting, but I don't really sure because that red line on top is scaring me.

just "ignore it".... don't try it

[Sarah Azhari]

but rather ill be using this on some xxx site's .

No, i don't create this thread for access porn cause it Will broken your moral.

So how is your progress in finding a casino to gamble? Did you already found the right gambling sites that you can access without a problem?

Yes i did by looking you are signature under post. i try some, are of them do need kyc?

[Wexnident]

^ I have a friend that has been using VPN so a long time and he told me that VPN is good to cover your identity and also for the safety of your privacy.
I am thinking if this  VPN he used on an exchange or any gambling platform prohibits their place to access because for sure many of them will compromise your account and you can never open it again. So I never use this VPN for bypassing those blocklisted countries and even those online games banning your account when they determine that you are using VPN, how much more in a gambling platform that talk about money.

Yes, VPN, in general, is really used to cover your identity, location, etc., mostly privacy stuff, but really in the first place, the site we're visiting is a gambling site, it's a KYC infested place, you're not supposed to hide when they want you to show up since you'd just end up being hit in the ass with their TOS and whatnot. If you were, say, trying to talk somebody, buying something virtual or whatnot, sure, use VPN, but if KYC is needed, don't use it.

~

Nitrobet maybe? idk, might be a different site, just ignore it. Red text already warned you anw.

[VanityWallets2015]

maybe because of this thread I received the message :

he offers me to use Nitro Betting, but I don't really sure because that red line on top is scaring me.

To be safe don't click any link on the internet and that users probably just want you to use his referral to earn money while you are playing. You can report it to moderator I think they can ban users like that for sending an unsolicited message. Anyway, I think you should not use cloudfare or VPN if that website is not really allowed I don't think it will end up good.

[Tumanggor]

You are probably better off just using a VPN then.

If somehow you mess up these settings, they could trace back to your activities and it'll show up your IP without being masked.

Also, you'd still be breaching their terms of service so be very aware of that fact. You do not have some sort of special power that bars you from being KYC'd or whatnot.

my advice don't use a VPN when open a gambling site

I have been warned several times via email because I use a VPN, when using a VPN we usually look for which country provides the best connection and that is what makes gambling sites detect possible fraud. better just change your DNS setting

[AicecreaME]

Hello guys, I was using roobet for maybe a year and they decided to lock my account because I was from restricted country even though whole time that I played there it was restricted there but they let me to play. But now it isnt about it. It is about my locked account and about the situation I can't withdraw my referral earnings. I don't care if I can play there or not, I just want to be able to withdraw my referral earnings because I know for sure there is some money there left. I had 410 referrals and more than 100 of them had deposited at least once. So I know for sure some money is hanging there


They don't respond to any emails, so I don't know whete to look for help.

Accessing a site from a restricted area is unfavourable. It is a  breach of the terms & conditions of the company and will result in freezing of account. See what can happened when you mess around with the terms and conditions of a company. Roobet is a reputable sport betting company we all know but this person created a scam accusation thread against them for the above reasons. I don't think @onesecondplz ever recovered his account.

I agree. Doing something against a casino's terms of service means doing a violation that has a certain punishment with various weights. The punishments are given to the offenders in accordance to the damages or abuses they have made. In some circumstances, the account holder isn't given a chance to access or even withdraw their funds on their account. I think that one is one of the heaviest punishment a casino may give. Banning without them being able to get a hold on their funds again if proven they have undergone frauds and illegal activities. Because after all, the casino must maintain the healthy ecosystem of the casino as well as to uphold their policies so that no one will be enticed to go against their set policies after some time again and in the future. If someone badly want to gamble, there are so many different sites that offer almost the same games, payouts, and the likes. They just have to keep looking instead of bypassing.

[robelneo]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

When it comes to playing in a casino this is one piece of advice that I will not recommend following, it's good if you are not playing in a casino and you will use this method for just surfing, but never when playing a casino if the casino allows VPN you can still ask support if this is ok, you mentioned that you are banned if you are banned you cannot create a new account using the same location, I don't know if you have used this method before and what is your success rate but when it comes to casinos there is no trick to cheat the system.

[kaya11]

This type of approach is dangerous, if ever the gambling site come to know that you are using other ways to bypass their banned country, they would lock your account. You won't be able to recover your funds on the site and you can't do anything. There are reports that this happened already and posted it here. It is better not to play that to put your funds at risks, if it is illegal in your country then so be it and move on. There are also other things that you could enjoy, without breaking the rules of certain gambling sites.

[virasog]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

Can you tell us which country has banned crypto gambling and trading site? This also means that the country must have put a complete ban on cryptocurrency usage. Is it so?

You may access these ban site by the method you told or through VPN, but this is indeed risky. For example, what if your country stops the SMS messages from Binance too and you are unable to login as you never recevie the one time password from binance. No vpn can be helpful in this case. Also if you are not careful, your ISP can track that you are accessing the banned site sportsbet.io etc.

[smartaction]

If there is a website banned in your country then it is better to avoid it. use another site which site is legal in your country.  if it there is a matter of investment. Because if you use an illegal method, if they block your account after investing, you will lose your entire investment. Then you can't appeal for it because they already have a ban there.

[adzino]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

[SatoPrincess]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

KYC information can be bought online. He can try that but I do not support this kind of activities. If OP is going to do this right, he will have to be extremely careful when using the site. A single mistake can bring everything crashing down. Is that a chance he will be willing to take?

[Johnyz]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

This is why I wont risk my money just to gamble on a site that I’m not allowed to play in the first place. KYC is a big thing, you can’t avoid this so if you don’t want to face any problem later on better not to try this. Though, I believe there’s another option for you to trade and gamble, better to go for that other options instead.

[Mahanton]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

This is why I wont risk my money just to gamble on a site that I’m not allowed to play in the first place. KYC is a big thing, you can’t avoid this so if you don’t want to face any problem later on better not to try this. Though, I believe there’s another option for you to trade and gamble, better to go for that other options instead.

But each one of us does have own preference when it comes to choosing of sites that we do tend to get involved with.Some might say easily on finding another option but there are
players who do really love to play on a specific site no matter what the cost and this is why they do really ending up on having this kind of option even though its risky.
If you are aware of the risk but still proceed on then its your choice but dont be shock after if you do see up some locking of funds whenever issues been raised up.

[judeafante]

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

[Sarah Azhari]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

KYC information can be bought online. He can try that but I do not support this kind of activities. If OP is going to do this right, he will have to be extremely careful when using the site. A single mistake can bring everything crashing down. Is that a chance he will be willing to take?

I don't willing to take any risk, but if the website allow me to use vpn, is my methode above don't have problem?

[Reatim]

If there is a website banned in your country then it is better to avoid it. use another site which site is legal in your country.  if it there is a matter of investment. Because if you use an illegal method, if they block your account after investing, you will lose your entire investment. Then you can't appeal for it because they already have a ban there.

Of course , I don't see any reason why needs to push playing in casino sites that has banning of your country when there are so many sites available from that? Like me , there are some of my favorite games but in some site it was banned in my country so instead of fulling the trigger for my funds to be compromised ? then i choose playing in different sites that has my love game available to play.

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

I am sure that there are no one that will follow the advice unless they are willing to lose their money in the end.

[Raflesia]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

The casino must have a policy regarding KYC if it is needed because the user violates or the account is suspicious, then KYC will definitely be implemented, this has become a system that has been tracked by their side if they find something odd.
Mak VPN is used only as necessary if the casino allows VP then it doesn't matter if it doesn't allow it then avoid it because something big risk will definitely happen to your account if the ban is ignored.

[ethereumhunter]

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

You are right. What other people have done may not necessarily work well for us and it is better that we don't try it because we can get into trouble later on. Before using a VPN, please check if the gambling site allows its members to use a VPN. If the casino prohibits its members from using VPN, it is better not to use a VPN. And if your access to the gambling site is not permitted, you should never try to use other methods. Doing so could jeopardize your account in the future.

[noorman0]

As posted above from saint loop, Sportbet isn't banned my country. If they don't banned my country, is i'm getting wrong use that trick?

Afaik, changing DNS will result in changing the ip address just like using a VPN. It would also not avoid account freezing consequences if they implemented this policy as it is part of an attempt to hide the real location of your device (something casino sites generally anticipate). This means that you must be ready to KYC at any time.

[btc78]

Just follow your country's rule, stop doing illegal thing because this will end up either losing your funds? or becoming bothered because of you will facing trouble in the end when luckily win big amount and that is for sure to happen.

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending

OP is asking i believe?meaning he wanted to earn idea on how to skip issues of banning and he is a professional gambler .

[Fortify]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

Everyone should be aware that while VPN's will change your location and funnel any data through it, they are not necessarily as safe as you might thinl. They are effectively a middleman sitting between your internet and the location of the website/service that you're trying to access. Always remember that information is passing through a third party who could be "sniffing" it for all kinds of sensitive information which could put you at risk. Every password you enter is potentially exposed and even if the VPN company itself is completely honest, they might be vulnerable to all sorts of hackers who will silently siphon off useful data. It might mean nothing to access a relatively locked down casino account, but if you forget to turn it off and log into your wallet - then it might become vulnerable.

[Webetcoins]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

UUHM, this can be quite risky, but I know there are people who are doing such things and they have never been caught, maybe because they are very careful and are experts in technical related things?

If you are not that technically advanced, better to just stay clear from this to avoid making a mistake that you would regret. Even VPN sites would warn you sometimes against using a VPN to bypass a site that has been banned by the government.

So, anyone that chooses to do so is doing at their own risk. For me the best thing to do in a situation like this is to look for an alternative if it is possible.

[maydna]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

UUHM, this can be quite risky, but I know there are people who are doing such things and they have never been caught, maybe because they are very careful and are experts in technical related things?

If you are not that technically advanced, better to just stay clear from this to avoid making a mistake that you would regret. Even VPN sites would warn you sometimes against using a VPN to bypass a site that has been banned by the government.

So, anyone that chooses to do so is doing at their own risk. For me the best thing to do in a situation like this is to look for an alternative if it is possible.

At least, they can know the risk and what can happen to them if they are trying to break their government rules. Perhaps, using VPN is allowed, but doing other things besides that will depend on their ISP regulations because if they change something just to use it privately, it could mean they are breaking the rules. But if that way can give you the way to visit the gambling site, make sure that it doesn't violate any regulations and not cause you trouble.

[smartaction]

If there is a website banned in your country then it is better to avoid it. use another site which site is legal in your country.  if it there is a matter of investment. Because if you use an illegal method, if they block your account after investing, you will lose your entire investment. Then you can't appeal for it because they already have a ban there.

Of course , I don't see any reason why needs to push playing in casino sites that has banning of your country when there are so many sites available from that? Like me , there are some of my favorite games but in some site it was banned in my country so instead of fulling the trigger for my funds to be compromised ? then i choose playing in different sites that has my love game available to play.

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

I am sure that there are no one that will follow the advice unless they are willing to lose their money in the end.

Yup Now a lot of similar betting sites are being created and there are also many trusted sites. So it is foolish for him to connect to VPN and use the banned website in his country.  Because there is a lot of possibility of lost his money.

[Sterbens]

I don't willing to take any risk, but if the website allow me to use vpn, is my methode above don't have problem?

I will underline about the things in bold. I reiterate your statement about casinos allowing their users to use a VPN, meaning that you can access them if there is such a casino rule and exclude users who are out of control. But in reality generally means a casino that legalizes someone using a VPN then the casino has abused the rules of the casino itself.

Tell me what casino has rules that exclude these points? because so far every casino has adhered to the rule of law where prohibited is still prohibited. If you insist on accessing with a VPN, you will always end up at risk.

[mak013]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

[RealMalatesta]

If there is a website banned in your country then it is better to avoid it. use another site which site is legal in your country.  if it there is a matter of investment. Because if you use an illegal method, if they block your account after investing, you will lose your entire investment. Then you can't appeal for it because they already have a ban there.

That is right, a site banned in your country is always best to be avoided. Apart from a situation where your account may end up being blocked and you losing your entire investment, it is also possible that the government will sentence you to jail or ask you to pay fine if they happen to find out. So, it’s best to stay clear, unless you’re very sure, 100%, that this is something that you will be able to pull off and not have any problem, but I still would advise against it.

I believe that in countries where Binance is banned, there will be other alternatives to go with that will be as good, so anyone can make a different choice than taking unnecessary risks.

[Jawhead999]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

I think everyone know what is VPN, so that's why @OP created this thread for anyone who want to get access to blocked sites without installing or get subscription VPN. But he's not aware changing DNS is similar like you're using VPN and it will lead breaking their rules.

Anyway I want to ask to @OP how long you have using this method to play in blocked sites and how much you've deposited/wagered, the last thing do you ever faced a trouble e.g. your account got terminated or got asked KYC?

[SirLancelot]

Everyone should be aware that while VPN's will change your location and funnel any data through it, they are not necessarily as safe as you might thinl. They are effectively a middleman sitting between your internet and the location of the website/service that you're trying to access. Always remember that information is passing through a third party who could be "sniffing" it for all kinds of sensitive information which could put you at risk. Every password you enter is potentially exposed and even if the VPN company itself is completely honest, they might be vulnerable to all sorts of hackers who will silently siphon off useful data. It might mean nothing to access a relatively locked down casino account, but if you forget to turn it off and log into your wallet - then it might become vulnerable.

I've heard stories like this before but I'm not sure if it is real or maybe they only try to scare the people that uses a VPN just to bypass the blocked sites and if it's true then why do we have a good quality of VPNs? VPNs that are premium or for sale like Nord VPN , hidemyass and others. They won't become popular if they are shady but I know there are fake VPN and they are the ones that are dangerous because the things that you said above can happen to them.

If ever we will use a VPN, we should only go for the trusted one but they aren't usually free. Anyway, the op didn't use any VPNs in this procedure but he only tweak some settings inside the browser.

[peter0425]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

KYC information can be bought online. He can try that but I do not support this kind of activities. If OP is going to do this right, he will have to be extremely careful when using the site. A single mistake can bring everything crashing down. Is that a chance he will be willing to take?

I don't willing to take any risk, but if the website allow me to use vpn, is my methode above don't have problem?

if my memory serves me right, there is one case i believe in the past that before player the players cooperate in the site and ask if he can play using VPN and yes they allow Him to use and play, but the sad part is after depositing and play, the man wins big amount and when the time he needs withdrawal? then the problem comes and the team ask him KYC and banned his account from being a cheater playing using VPN in which not allowed in that specific site.
please bear in mind that problem will still persist so best not to play when your country is banned.

[Sarah Azhari]

Anyway I want to ask to @OP how long you have using this method to play in blocked sites and how much you've deposited/wagered, the last thing do you ever faced a trouble e.g. your account got terminated or got asked KYC?

I didn't playing yet, I just exploring and reading how is work. for dns I using it several time when access reddit and binance, I still don't have problem, I still trading and binance don't ask me kyc about a year.

I've heard stories like this before but I'm not sure if it is real or maybe they only try to scare the people that uses a VPN just to bypass the blocked sites and if it's true then why do we have a good quality of VPNs? VPNs that are premium or for sale like Nord VPN , hidemyass and others. They won't become popular if they are shady but I know there are fake VPN and they are the ones that are dangerous because the things that you said above can happen to them.

I don't mean to bankrupt the VPN company when creating this thread. but out there are many people who can't afford to rent a VPN, this is the solution.

[qwertyup23]

Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN or not or some other loopholes to find a way around the restriction. If the casino has KYC policy, sooner or later they will ask you to verify your account. In that case, VPNs won't help you and you will lose access to your account, profits and/or your deposits. So yeah, an extra risk that you will be taking when doing things like this. Is it worth taking those risk?

The casino must have a policy regarding KYC if it is needed because the user violates or the account is suspicious, then KYC will definitely be implemented, this has become a system that has been tracked by their side if they find something odd.
Mak VPN is used only as necessary if the casino allows VP then it doesn't matter if it doesn't allow it then avoid it because something big risk will definitely happen to your account if the ban is ignored.

I am against the decision of looking for loopholes in order to gamble. it is as easy- if your country bans/prohibits a certain gambling website, then look for an alternative instead of looking for loopholes. In the event that you get caught, then you would have to suffer the consequences of losing your gambling proceeds. It is like you are always walking on fire and putting your proceeds at risks every time you gamble on a prohibited foundation and setting.

[mak013]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

Sometimes I think about using a VPN just to gamble, especially on a site that clearly prohibits our country from accessing the site. It is a problem because if we keep trying to access their site using a VPN, there is a chance it will give us problems in the future. Moreover, gambling sites can ask us to verify and if we find our identity is from one of the countries on their blocklist but we access their site using another country's IP, it will be a big problem for us.

But maybe if we don't really care about all that and just want to find fun playing gambling on that site, then go ahead if you still want to use a VPN. Don't use big money and avoid making the gambling site suspicious of your account or activity. Searching for the other sites will be better because we can give it without trying to abuse them if they ask for our verification.

With big casinos you`ll anyway get problem if the gambling is prohibited in your country. They will require KYC at least and most of them will ban your country to avoid potential problems with the law.
In this situation doesn`t matter if you use VPN or the OP decision - the both ways looks the same for the law. I see 2 solutions here: to play will small deposits, that you are ready to lose, and to gamble in small casinos, that doesn`t require KYC.

[AmoreJaz]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

Sometimes I think about using a VPN just to gamble, especially on a site that clearly prohibits our country from accessing the site. It is a problem because if we keep trying to access their site using a VPN, there is a chance it will give us problems in the future. Moreover, gambling sites can ask us to verify and if we find our identity is from one of the countries on their blocklist but we access their site using another country's IP, it will be a big problem for us.

But maybe if we don't really care about all that and just want to find fun playing gambling on that site, then go ahead if you still want to use a VPN. Don't use big money and avoid making the gambling site suspicious of your account or activity. Searching for the other sites will be better because we can give it without trying to abuse them if they ask for our verification.

With big casinos you`ll anyway get problem if the gambling is prohibited in your country. They will require KYC at least and most of them will ban your country to avoid potential problems with the law.
In this situation doesn`t matter if you use VPN or the OP decision - the both ways looks the same for the law. I see 2 solutions here: to play will small deposits, that you are ready to lose, and to gamble in small casinos, that doesn`t require KYC.

the most common prob of players who will bypass the restriction of the casino is when they won a good amt of money, and suddenly the casino will ask kyc from them, that's when they will get busted if they are residing in a restricted country. as most casinos will not restrict you during registration, they will only scrutinise your acct once you have big winnings so they can stall their payment.
if you don't want to suffer this kind of consequence, better abide their terms even at the start of registration. if you can't afford losses, just play on sites that you know will not give any prob. most casino allegations are rooted from the player's hard headedness.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

Sometimes I think about using a VPN just to gamble, especially on a site that clearly prohibits our country from accessing the site. It is a problem because if we keep trying to access their site using a VPN, there is a chance it will give us problems in the future. Moreover, gambling sites can ask us to verify and if we find our identity is from one of the countries on their blocklist but we access their site using another country's IP, it will be a big problem for us.

But maybe if we don't really care about all that and just want to find fun playing gambling on that site, then go ahead if you still want to use a VPN. Don't use big money and avoid making the gambling site suspicious of your account or activity. Searching for the other sites will be better because we can give it without trying to abuse them if they ask for our verification.

With big casinos you`ll anyway get problem if the gambling is prohibited in your country. They will require KYC at least and most of them will ban your country to avoid potential problems with the law.
In this situation doesn`t matter if you use VPN or the OP decision - the both ways looks the same for the law. I see 2 solutions here: to play will small deposits, that you are ready to lose, and to gamble in small casinos, that doesn`t require KYC.

the most common prob of players who will bypass the restriction of the casino is when they won a good amt of money, and suddenly the casino will ask kyc from them, that's when they will get busted if they are residing in a restricted country. as most casinos will not restrict you during registration, they will only scrutinise your acct once you have big winnings so they can stall their payment.
if you don't want to suffer this kind of consequence, better abide their terms even at the start of registration. if you can't afford losses, just play on sites that you know will not give any prob. most casino allegations are rooted from the player's hard headedness.

I agree with you, but then this goes a long way to show how cunning some of this casinos are, and this is not limited to Casinos alone, even alot of crypto exchanges if not all, you sign up on an exchange, they instantly allow you to deposit money when they know you can't withdraw without passing kyc, to me, this is disguised robbery.

It's unjust and dishonest when a casino allow users to play on their site while the user keep loosing money to them, they don't ask for kyc verification but immediately the user gets lucky and win from them, they start looking for ways to not pay that user, using the kyc non-compliance as a bait, and if that user for some reason is unstable to meet the kyc demands, this means he or she will never get his or her winning loot and all the money he or she lost playing on that casino is lost... This is truly bad.

[Sirait]

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With big casinos you`ll anyway get problem if the gambling is prohibited in your country. They will require KYC at least and most of them will ban your country to avoid potential problems with the law.
In this situation doesn`t matter if you use VPN or the OP decision - the both ways looks the same for the law. I see 2 solutions here: to play will small deposits, that you are ready to lose, and to gamble in small casinos, that doesn`t require KYC.

I support method number 2 that you suggest, so far I have tried hard to avoid playing on gambling sites that are banned/blocked in my country. rollbit, gamdom and betnomi are three lists of gambling sites that are not blocked from my country and I am free to open them without having to use a VPN. I don't want to take the risk of gambling using a VPN, for me it's not worth it.

[Cookdata]

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

You know what makes some people hook onto some things and later regret, that is because they love doing things they shouldn't have done in the first place. Your country ban something, doing it at your own will is a crime and there is a reward for any crime committed, then why risk it in the first place?
The earlier thread was complicated due to religious settings and of course, you know what happens if a country is ruled by a theocracy, their Yes is yes and No is remains unchangeable. I will leave to gambling if it goes against my country's objection not to talk of the KYC by casino

[stomachgrowls]

We are all advising not to follow what OP is recommending he did not post that the method is effective and just inviting you to cheat he is already banned for a reason that he did not mention, you don't want to hear instruction from a guy who got banned you will just jeopardize your account so don't follow this method on a casino that you're playing if they don't allow the use of VPN.

You know what makes some people hook onto some things and later regret, that is because they love doing things they shouldn't have done in the first place. Your country ban something, doing it at your own will is a crime and there is a reward for any crime committed, then why risk it in the first place?
The earlier thread was complicated due to religious settings and of course, you know what happens if a country is ruled by a theocracy, their Yes is yes and No is remains unchangeable. I will leave to gambling if it goes against my country's objection not to talk of the KYC by casino

People would never ever learn until they would be experiencing those unfortunate things to happen later on.If you do know that your country is really prohibiting or restrict something then why do go

ahead and trying to force out on what you do have in mind.If you havent caught yet then good but dont be that too confident that things wont really be discovered in the end of the line.

Using up VPN on your own risk and if you arent ready for possible problems then avoid it on the first place.

[Reatim]

The problem is only to get access to the site? I`m using the Brave, Chrome and FireFox browsers with different VPN addons and have no problem with it. And one more moment: these sites are banned only from your providers, or these sites don`t give a permission to use it for your country? Because if they banned your country - just look at other sites, you`ll can`t verify yourself without fake ID. And in such situation VPN is the smallest problem.

Sometimes I think about using a VPN just to gamble, especially on a site that clearly prohibits our country from accessing the site. It is a problem because if we keep trying to access their site using a VPN, there is a chance it will give us problems in the future. Moreover, gambling sites can ask us to verify and if we find our identity is from one of the countries on their blocklist but we access their site using another country's IP, it will be a big problem for us.

Yes and that is the reality here, maybe OP is just asking if at least there is a chance to prevent facing issues but of course for us who had been in this market for long time now?
i believe this is not safe for all of us who gamble here in crypto.

But maybe if we don't really care about all that and just want to find fun playing gambling on that site, then go ahead if you still want to use a VPN. Don't use big money and avoid making the gambling site suspicious of your account or activity. Searching for the other sites will be better because we can give it without trying to abuse them if they ask for our verification.

if you are a small bettor then why not risk right? but since you are trying to hinder the banning or the prohibition then surely you are a big time gambler in which wanted to play hard .

[mak013]

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I tend to follow the advice from you who prefer to play with small deposits and not think much about what will happen next even if I can win some money. It's better to stick with a casino that doesn't require KYC than to try with a casino that requires KYC because that could cause problems for me in the future. I'm also okay with just playing with a small deposit because gambling is done just for fun.

The problem with small casinos that they can scam easy. In such situation looks that both ways have risks and problems. In anyway the problem is decided with small deposit. Someone, who use gambling as a work has to try other ways to gamble. But for me gambling is just a fun, so my decisions are ok for me.

[noormcs5]

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I tend to follow the advice from you who prefer to play with small deposits and not think much about what will happen next even if I can win some money. It's better to stick with a casino that doesn't require KYC than to try with a casino that requires KYC because that could cause problems for me in the future. I'm also okay with just playing with a small deposit because gambling is done just for fun.

The problem with small casinos that they can scam easy. In such situation looks that both ways have risks and problems. In anyway the problem is decided with small deposit. Someone, who use gambling as a work has to try other ways to gamble. But for me gambling is just a fun, so my decisions are ok for me.

Do you think only small casinos can scam? I think even the moderate ones who have good players and audiences are more likely to scam, as they have more money stored in the casino.

However, we should not use VPN to access the prohibited casino, as by doing this we are inviting the casino to ban our account. This is another way of being scammed by the casino.

[BITCOIN4X]

Do you think only small casinos can scam? I think even the moderate ones who have good players and audiences are more likely to scam, as they have more money stored in the casino.

However, we should not use VPN to access the prohibited casino, as by doing this we are inviting the casino to ban our account. This is another way of being scammed by the casino.

Usually casinos have explained about using a VPN to users who are in restricted countries and that should answer why they can't use a VPN. As long as the site doesn't prohibit users from using VPNs or the TOR browser then I don't think it will be a problem, but some changes are still possible even if the site didn't ban them in the first place.

The best solution is probably not to use a VPN or TOR browser to prevent unwanted things from happening to the account in the future. Usually a big win is the start of a lot of trouble in some cases.

[Saisher]

Anyway I want to ask to @OP how long you have using this method to play in blocked sites and how much you've deposited/wagered, the last thing do you ever faced a trouble e.g. your account got terminated or got asked KYC?

I didn't playing yet, I just exploring and reading how is work. for dns I using it several time when access reddit and binance, I still don't have problem, I still trading and binance don't ask me kyc about a year.

I've heard stories like this before but I'm not sure if it is real or maybe they only try to scare the people that uses a VPN just to bypass the blocked sites and if it's true then why do we have a good quality of VPNs? VPNs that are premium or for sale like Nord VPN , hidemyass and others. They won't become popular if they are shady but I know there are fake VPN and they are the ones that are dangerous because the things that you said above can happen to them.

I don't mean to bankrupt the VPN company when creating this thread. but out there are many people who can't afford to rent a VPN, this is the solution.

If you're going to use it be sure to only use casinos that allow the use of VPN but if the casino clearly stated that you cannot use a VPN be sure to take their advice because they have a full equipt system to trace who is cheating through VPN, and they also know that so-called DNS configuration it's not really that secured compared if you are using a VPN if they can trace user using VPN they can easily trace you using that trick.

[Sarah Azhari]

when i read term and service : https://sportsbet.io/help-centre/help-other/help-other-terms-and-conditions/general-terms-conditions
I can't find Indonesia as Restricted country and VPN?, so if using cloudflare DNS allowed?

3.3. You are aware that the right to access and use the website and any products there offered, may be considered illegal in certain countries. We are not able to verify the legality of service in each and every jurisdiction, consequently, you are responsible in determining whether your accessing and using our website is compliant with the applicable laws in your country and you warrant to us that gambling is not illegal in the territory where you reside. For various legal or commercial reasons, we do not permit accounts to be opened or used by customers resident in certain jurisdictions, including the United States of America (and her dependencies, military bases and territories), Australia, United Kingdom, Estonia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Afghanistan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Iran, Iraq, Malta, Myanmar, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Yemen or other restricted jurisdictions ("Restricted Jurisdiction") as communicated by us from time to time. By using the Website you confirm you are not a resident in a Restricted Jurisdiction.

3.4 When attempting to open an account or using the Website, it is the responsibility of the player to verify whether gambling is legal in that particular jurisdiction. If you open or use the Website while residing in a Restricted Jurisdiction: your account may be closed by us immediately; any winnings and bonuses will be confiscated and remaining balance returned (subject to reasonable charges), and any returns, winnings or bonuses which you have gained or accrued will be forfeited by you and may be reclaimed by us; and you will return to us on demand any such funds which have been withdrawn.

[rokuen]

Don't worry, no bookmaker or anyone else will ban you for changing dns to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google dns) or whatever else. This method just helps to access sites if your ISP block them, it's not hiding your real IP in anyway. Just make sure they allow citizens of your country to play.
In my coutry goverment banned access to all foreigh gamblings sites, but its still legal to play everywhere so I’m fine.

[rhomelmabini]

Don't worry, no bookmaker or anyone else will ban you for changing dns to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google dns) or whatever else. This method just helps to access sites if your ISP block them, it's not hiding your real IP in anyway. Just make sure they allow citizens of your country to play.
In my coutry goverment banned access to all foreigh gamblings sites, but its still legal to play everywhere so I’m fine.

Exactly, DNS was somehow like to influence your webface appear on your computer too as far as I know and not hiding your IP address, a VPN does. I wonder where you live but if that's a good thing for your country to ban all those gambling sites I think they have reason for that and yet you can still play anywhere, it's a good thing.

[peter0425]

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Em, I don't think all small casinos will cheat on their members because if they can provide services that their members don't find in other large or small casinos, their members will still use that casino. Yes, I agree that we need to use a small deposit to avoid bad things that can happen to us at any time and not make us regret all the time. But the other thing that we should remember does not to use VPN if you do not want to get into trouble in a casino.

It is not about how small or big casino is mate, because cheater will always cheat and scammers will always scam so Yes it is not about how much the amount but instead how credible the casino is.
This is same of my reason that Why would i gamble in new gambling sites when there are tons of legit and active gambling sites that already exist and i have tried for long years now?

[btc78]

I support method number 2 that you suggest, so far I have tried hard to avoid playing on gambling sites that are banned/blocked in my country. rollbit, gamdom and betnomi are three lists of gambling sites that are not blocked from my country and I am free to open them without having to use a VPN. I don't want to take the risk of gambling using a VPN, for me it's not worth it.

because it is still estrange why we need to gamble in blocked site in our country when we can at least consider other sites that has no blocking or banning?
why risk your chance and money ?
just follow your desire to gamble but in gambling site that reputable and has no issues of banning, there are so many site to choose , stop making this as problem.

[Tellek Garing]

Don't worry, no bookmaker or anyone else will ban you for changing dns to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google dns) or whatever else. This method just helps to access sites if your ISP block them, it's not hiding your real IP in anyway. Just make sure they allow citizens of your country to play.
In my coutry goverment banned access to all foreigh gamblings sites, but its still legal to play everywhere so I’m fine.

Good luck on that I am skeptical about the whole system what if that against the rule of the site you are accessing and mind you if you hide your protocol Ip address and not use a VPN which server information will be on a third-party site which is the casino.

On second thought what if the account on the gambling has issues and you are asked to provide some information to get through most especially when there is a huge winning and you want to withdraw issues with KYC how do you resolve such problem.

[khaled0111]

Don't worry, no bookmaker or anyone else will ban you for changing dns to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google dns) or whatever else. This method just helps to access sites if your ISP block them, it's not hiding your real IP in anyway. Just make sure they allow citizens of your country to play.
In my coutry goverment banned access to all foreigh gamblings sites, but its still legal to play everywhere so I’m fine.

Just because you didn't face any problem or your accounts didn't get banned doesn't mean it's fine. In fact, it doesn't make much sense: how can gambling, or any other activity, be legal while your government prohibits it?
As I said multiple times: most casinos (especially licensed ones) will ban your account if they find out you are from a country where gambling is illegal. Better read the ToS before doing anything.
Besides, even if you change the DNS server, your ISP is still able to track your internet activity and see which websites you have visited. If gambling is illegal in your country, then you may encounter more serious problems (ie, prison) than having your account banned.

[South Park]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

The OP is not really talking about that, he is talking about the ISP of his country blocking those websites, so as long as those services accept people from that country then you do not have to worry about the platform of your choice closing your account, the problem is the government which imposed those measures, after all if they decide to block websites related to cryptocurrencies then most likely they plan to enforce some punishments against those that violate those regulations.

[rokuen]

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Please show me at least one gambling site where changing DNS is prohibited, lol. Personally, I've played in more than 100 casinos over the past few years and none complained that i using google DNS. Also, I never said that online gambling is illegal in my county, just country decided to support local bookmakers by restricting access to foreign casinos.

[Eureka_07]

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Em, I don't think all small casinos will cheat on their members because if they can provide services that their members don't find in other large or small casinos, their members will still use that casino. Yes, I agree that we need to use a small deposit to avoid bad things that can happen to us at any time and not make us regret all the time. But the other thing that we should remember does not to use VPN if you do not want to get into trouble in a casino.

It is not about how small or big casino is mate, because cheater will always cheat and scammers will always scam so Yes it is not about how much the amount but instead how credible the casino is.
This is same of my reason that Why would i gamble in new gambling sites when there are tons of legit and active gambling sites that already exist and i have tried for long years now?

Same as my decision on how I choose where to play. Not every casino regardless if they start big or small, can be easily trusted, I've seen and new casinos that posted here and created promotion, at first they are paying, but then turned out that they will just scam people in the later time. Being so, is risky to play on new casinos popping up since they have no reputation since they are just starting their business.

[timerland]

Don't worry, no bookmaker or anyone else will ban you for changing dns to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google dns) or whatever else. This method just helps to access sites if your ISP block them, it's not hiding your real IP in anyway. Just make sure they allow citizens of your country to play.
In my coutry goverment banned access to all foreigh gamblings sites, but its still legal to play everywhere so I’m fine.

And what exactly is preventing the site from ID'ing you and asking for KYC info?

That's the part that I'm missing.

Sure, using this method in and of itself is not prohibited by any means. But if you were from a banned country, then that is clearly going against what their terms and conditions say and they will probably not accept your withdrawal request if they do choose to verify you.

[khaled0111]

Please show me at least one gambling site where changing DNS is prohibited, lol. Personally, I've played in more than 100 casinos over the past few years and none complained that i using google DNS.

I never said that they will ban you because of changing the DNS server. In fact, no one who knows what DNS server is and how it works will say that. You can change it to whatever you want, you don't even have to use one if you add the website's ip to your hosts file.
What I said is that they will ban your account if you are from a restricted country or a country where gambling is illegal and the trick in OP won't help.

Also, I never said that online gambling is illegal in my county, just country decided to support local bookmakers by restricting access to foreign casinos.

That's good but OP's situation is different. I believe he is from Indonesia and gambling activities, afaik, are illegal there.

[xSkylarx]

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Em, I don't think all small casinos will cheat on their members because if they can provide services that their members don't find in other large or small casinos, their members will still use that casino. Yes, I agree that we need to use a small deposit to avoid bad things that can happen to us at any time and not make us regret all the time. But the other thing that we should remember does not to use VPN if you do not want to get into trouble in a casino.

It is not about how small or big casino is mate, because cheater will always cheat and scammers will always scam so Yes it is not about how much the amount but instead how credible the casino is.
This is same of my reason that Why would i gamble in new gambling sites when there are tons of legit and active gambling sites that already exist and i have tried for long years now?

Same as my decision on how I choose where to play. Not every casino regardless if they start big or small, can be easily trusted, I've seen and new casinos that posted here and created promotion, at first they are paying, but then turned out that they will just scam people in the later time. Being so, is risky to play on new casinos popping up since they have no reputation since they are just starting their business.

As a long-time gambler, I don't understand why people would put their money into new casinos. Sure, there are promotions that are too good to pass up, but I believe that we should stick with the most established casinos to ensure the safety of our money.... Also, if the most popular gambling website is blocked in your country, I believe there are workarounds available. Try to locate a casino that is not prohibited in your country; I am confident that your service provider has not prohibited all of the websites because they must be added manually; try to locate sources that this gambling website is permitted to operate in your country.

[Sarah Azhari]

Exactly, DNS was somehow like to influence your webface appear on your computer too as far as I know and not hiding your IP address, a VPN does. I wonder where you live but if that's a good thing for your country to ban all those gambling sites I think they have reason for that and yet you can still play anywhere, it's a good thing.

If the website doesn't hiding the IP, they will know who you are and know if you cheat using the same address. I mean, DNS is look legal tender if we use it for just to unblocked internet access?.

Please show me at least one gambling site where changing DNS is prohibited, lol. Personally, I've played in more than 100 casinos over the past few years and none complained that i using google DNS.

Are you use Google DNS mainly?, I mean if you somehow get ban, are you try using another DNS provider?, (cloudflare) and all was fine?

[Reatim]

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Em, I don't think all small casinos will cheat on their members because if they can provide services that their members don't find in other large or small casinos, their members will still use that casino. Yes, I agree that we need to use a small deposit to avoid bad things that can happen to us at any time and not make us regret all the time. But the other thing that we should remember does not to use VPN if you do not want to get into trouble in a casino.

It is not about how small or big casino is mate, because cheater will always cheat and scammers will always scam so Yes it is not about how much the amount but instead how credible the casino is.
This is same of my reason that Why would i gamble in new gambling sites when there are tons of legit and active gambling sites that already exist and i have tried for long years now?

Same as my decision on how I choose where to play. Not every casino regardless if they start big or small, can be easily trusted, I've seen and new casinos that posted here and created promotion, at first they are paying, but then turned out that they will just scam people in the later time. Being so, is risky to play on new casinos popping up since they have no reputation since they are just starting their business.

We have seen many of this kind over the years , a casino site promoting here that shows how Galant they are and how they are paying everything even the advertising is really huge, but after short time or even years? then turning into scam and the more Players they gathered is the more victim they had.
best to play in legit and proven casino than just in randomly chosen and most are new sites.

[mak013]

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I tend to follow the advice from you who prefer to play with small deposits and not think much about what will happen next even if I can win some money. It's better to stick with a casino that doesn't require KYC than to try with a casino that requires KYC because that could cause problems for me in the future. I'm also okay with just playing with a small deposit because gambling is done just for fun.

The problem with small casinos that they can scam easy. In such situation looks that both ways have risks and problems. In anyway the problem is decided with small deposit. Someone, who use gambling as a work has to try other ways to gamble. But for me gambling is just a fun, so my decisions are ok for me.

Do you think only small casinos can scam? I think even the moderate ones who have good players and audiences are more likely to scam, as they have more money stored in the casino.

However, we should not use VPN to access the prohibited casino, as by doing this we are inviting the casino to ban our account. This is another way of being scammed by the casino.

Of course not. But the small casino is more likely to do so. It is an easy way to create standard site get some money from deposits close it and create the next same "casino". The big casino can make the same but they worked hard enough to promote their casino.

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Em, I don't think all small casinos will cheat on their members because if they can provide services that their members don't find in other large or small casinos, their members will still use that casino. Yes, I agree that we need to use a small deposit to avoid bad things that can happen to us at any time and not make us regret all the time. But the other thing that we should remember does not to use VPN if you do not want to get into trouble in a casino.

I don`t say that they always cheat but i say that the chance of it is higher if you use a small casino. It is just one moment to compare risks that you get in different situations.

[ipanks]

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But based on that, the chances are higher, and I think it's a risk we're going to face and I think it's best if we don't try. We can gamble on many casinos, but yes, we must always follow their rules.

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I think using the DNS provider (Cloudflare) that you mention is okay and can open the block from the ISP. I think that does not break the casino rules, but you should ask them.

[Agbe]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

Can this works in another country? And if really it works I will not advise anyone to invest in it, because a banned sit is liable to stop working at any time. If the site is working for like 3 to 5 month interval and suddenly the site stop working and by then you invested money in it..at that point it would be heartbroken.

I know that for one to become a successful person in the society, he or she must have risked one thing or the other..but successful people took calculated risk not careless risk.

[Sarah Azhari]

I think using the DNS provider (Cloudflare) that you mention is okay and can open the block from the ISP. I think that does not break the casino rules, but you should ask them.

If forbidden they must add it to specific rules. this thread is useful to open all casino eyes if the user can open blocked not only using VPN, in the next we can see the rules forbidden using VPN and change DNS.

Can this works in another country? And if really it works I will not advise anyone to invest in it, because a banned sit is liable to stop working at any time. If the site is working for like 3 to 5 month interval and suddenly the site stop working and by then you invested money in it..at that point it would be heartbroken.

I know that for one to become a successful person in the society, he or she must have risked one thing or the other..but successful people took calculated risk not careless risk.

then, you must be carefull to use it and don't make you comfortable.

[ipanks]

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At least, that is works for me. I do not have a problem changing my DNS and using Cloudflare and I can visit many sites, not just gambling sites. If you really do not know what you want to do, I suggest you not change the DNS on your devices, especially if you are worried something bad happens to you.

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I guess it is allowed to change DNS to playing gambling and the casinos can accept it unless your country blocks them. If that is the case, you really need to stay away from the casino and never try to visit them, even using VPN.

[mak013]

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But based on that, the chances are higher, and I think it's a risk we're going to face and I think it's best if we don't try. We can gamble on many casinos, but yes, we must always follow their rules.

Yes, it is so. But there are different situations. Sometimes you have no opportunity to follow the rules. In such situation you have choice to choose a casino with risk but without breaking their ToS or to choose a big casino with reputation but with problems with their rules and access. Everyone make this choice by himself and i can`t say that one way is 100% the best.

[mdzahed134]

but some people can have some ways to have fake verification and fake everything to make use of binance. This is risky too and I will not advice anyone to do that. If other reputable exchanges are supported, binance is not the only good exchange.

I don't think anyone can survive with false information because i see Binance is really very strict about KYC Verification, even so many times i failed to verify my account with real information. And if someone will try with fake information and they have see a bit doubts, they will banned the user at any time.

After all, Binance can find out if you're using false information so I guess it's pointless. Especially if we really want to use the site for trading. People using fake identities will regret doing that, especially if Binance finds out because they can freeze those accounts trying to abuse their rules and those people could lose everything on the site. So it's better we use the identity properly and don't verify if you feel uncomfortable with the site. It is better to look for other sites that can give you the convenience of trading.

Right, even Binance doesn’t allow to use multiple account at the same time from the same ip. So there are no way to think they will be tolerate if who using fake information. Undoubtedly for that Binance will go to restrict for such users accounts due to violating their rules and regulation. I think who have make sense then will never use false things in KYC.

[TopT3ns]

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But based on that, the chances are higher, and I think it's a risk we're going to face and I think it's best if we don't try. We can gamble on many casinos, but yes, we must always follow their rules.

Yes, it is so. But there are different situations. Sometimes you have no opportunity to follow the rules. In such situation you have choice to choose a casino with risk but without breaking their ToS or to choose a big casino with reputation but with problems with their rules and access. Everyone make this choice by himself and i can`t say that one way is 100% the best.

Some people really not care about how to follow rule without have to use VPN access to casino gambling site and breach with Term of Service from gambling site, but some time is not guarantee with your account keep safety when accessing trough VPN and will faced trouble later with account suddenly banned. Maybe if account get banned without any fund in our wallet is not have to worry but when getting account can't access permanently and have much fund there looks disappointed why have to use VPN for accessing to gambling casino account site.

[ethereumhunter]

Right, even Binance doesn’t allow to use multiple account at the same time from the same ip. So there are no way to think they will be tolerate if who using fake information. Undoubtedly for that Binance will go to restrict for such users accounts due to violating their rules and regulation. I think who have make sense then will never use false things in KYC.

Binance has disallowed this and every people must verify their account. I think exchanges will be stricter in terms of verification than gambling sites because exchanges involve a lot of money being used for trading and exchanges are regulated by the government. Meanwhile, the exchanges have been monitored by the government and they require member data from exchanges, which makes exchanges more stringent in regulating regulations on their sites.

But on gambling sites, you can also ask for KYC if the gambling site is suspicious of the activities of its members. Gambling sites also understand that KYC is optional so they are not too strict about KYC. But for VPN problems, not all gambling sites allow their members to use a VPN.

[Oshosondy]

Right, even Binance doesn’t allow to use multiple account at the same time from the same ip. So there are no way to think they will be tolerate if who using fake information. Undoubtedly for that Binance will go to restrict for such users accounts due to violating their rules and regulation. I think who have make sense then will never use false things in KYC.

People can request for sub account if they meet the requirement, I have not bothered about this before though. But I have not noticed on binance that two accounts with one ID verification can not be verified, but this will not even make any sense, better to go for sub account which binance made difficult other than many other exchanges that you can open sub account easily. Using false KYC will be highly inappropriate but the OP is not talking about using fake KYC but some people can go to the extent of using fake KYC and this will lead to freezing of account if known.

[mdzahed134]

Right, even Binance doesn’t allow to use multiple account at the same time from the same ip. So there are no way to think they will be tolerate if who using fake information. Undoubtedly for that Binance will go to restrict for such users accounts due to violating their rules and regulation. I think who have make sense then will never use false things in KYC.

People can request for sub account if they meet the requirement, I have not bothered about this before though. But I have not noticed on binance that two accounts with one ID verification can not be verified, but this will not even make any sense, better to go for sub account which binance made difficult other than many other exchanges that you can open sub account easily. Using false KYC will be highly inappropriate but the OP is not talking about using fake KYC but some people can go to the extent of using fake KYC and this will lead to freezing of account if known.

Right, it sound is ridiculous like two accounts will be verify by one identity, there are no exchanges will be allow that's pretty sure. And it might be difficult to audit for the exchanges i think.   Personally i don’t agree for sub account in Binance or others exchanges. Even i can't imagine to using something fake on KYC verification, Where the account is most likely to be suspended.

[Sarah Azhari]

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Maybe if account get banned without any fund in our wallet is not have to worry but when getting account can't access permanently and have much fund there looks disappointed why have to use VPN for accessing to gambling casino account site.

that interesting case if still has balance in the account were got banned. can the user claim it when the term and service didn't specifically explain can use DNS ?, 

[stadus]

Right, even Binance doesn’t allow to use multiple account at the same time from the same ip. So there are no way to think they will be tolerate if who using fake information. Undoubtedly for that Binance will go to restrict for such users accounts due to violating their rules and regulation. I think who have make sense then will never use false things in KYC.

People can request for sub account if they meet the requirement, I have not bothered about this before though. But I have not noticed on binance that two accounts with one ID verification can not be verified, but this will not even make any sense, better to go for sub account which binance made difficult other than many other exchanges that you can open sub account easily. Using false KYC will be highly inappropriate but the OP is not talking about using fake KYC but some people can go to the extent of using fake KYC and this will lead to freezing of account if known.

Right, it sound is ridiculous like two accounts will be verify by one identity, there are no exchanges will be allow that's pretty sure. And it might be difficult to audit for the exchanges i think.   Personally i don’t agree for sub account in Binance or others exchanges. Even i can't imagine to using something fake on KYC verification, Where the account is most likely to be suspended.

Why are you talking of a sub-account? I don't think it's possible when there's a KYC requirement, one account is for one KYC, even in the bank, you cannot open 2 same accounts under the same name because they only required one KYC document or verification for every client.

For a gambling site that is regulated by the government, for sure there's no difference from the requirement of exchanges in terms of KYC verification.

[Sarah Azhari]

Why are you talking of a sub-account? I don't think it's possible when there's a KYC requirement, one account is for one KYC, even in the bank, you cannot open 2 same accounts under the same name because they only required one KYC document or verification for every client.

For a gambling site that is regulated by the government, for sure there's no difference from the requirement of exchanges in terms of KYC verification.

I've read somewhere, anyone can allow using the same 1 identity (ID card or passport) to create another account in the same exchange. the register just makes a different phone number but I forget where. I think the exchange that creates this rule is to get a massive new member.

[Reatim]

Why are you talking of a sub-account? I don't think it's possible when there's a KYC requirement, one account is for one KYC, even in the bank, you cannot open 2 same accounts under the same name because they only required one KYC document or verification for every client.

For a gambling site that is regulated by the government, for sure there's no difference from the requirement of exchanges in terms of KYC verification.

I've read somewhere, anyone can allow using the same 1 identity (ID card or passport) to create another account in the same exchange. the register just makes a different phone number but I forget where. I think the exchange that creates this rule is to get a massive new member.

I am not sure what exchange are you referring but it is doubtful in my part to trust a exchange allowing their users to create another account using same ID or passport unless there is a case of losing the account and the member needs to have new one with the blessing of that exchange.
but if the sole intention of that exchange is to gain more users? then the chance of this being sammer is there.

[kotajikikox]

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Maybe if account get banned without any fund in our wallet is not have to worry but when getting account can't access permanently and have much fund there looks disappointed why have to use VPN for accessing to gambling casino account site.

that interesting case if still has balance in the account were got banned. can the user claim it when the term and service didn't specifically explain can use DNS ?, 

depending on what gambling site are you playing and also the problem is the amount cannot be claimed completely instead most of the cases only the Deposit amount is what we are getting back but the rest will remain in casino sites.

But like the majority advise mate? try to prevent your self from playing using VPN when there is a banning on your country to lessen the problem that will occur in the following gaming .

[ipanks]

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Yes, you are right. We definitely have our own way of betting and so far, I'm sure it's worked for us so it's better if we stick with it. But it might not work for other people because of something we don't know. And as long as we can follow the rules of the casino and not try to break them, I think we'll be fine.

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If it was on an exchange, in the past Binance and Poloniex allowed us to have two different accounts and we only needed to use two different mobile numbers for verification. But now it's no longer possible because Binance changed its rules and required all its users to do complete KYC.

I guess it happens on gambling sites too but luckily, gambling sites don't ask for full KYC. We just need to create an account there and don't have to do KYC if we don't deposit or withdraw large amounts of money.

[zidanw]

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I've read somewhere, anyone can allow using the same 1 identity (ID card or passport) to create another account in the same exchange. the register just makes a different phone number but I forget where. I think the exchange that creates this rule is to get a massive new member.

I wouldn't consider doing that, that is very risky and might lead to closing on both accounts, 1 account is equals to 1 KYC since if the system managed to see a duplicate it will close the account automatically I don't think if you know how KYC works. There's a KYC so people would not be allowed to have multiple accounts and to avoid money laundering and system abuse. That exchange probably doesn't check manually and all in automatic.

[MonsterV]

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I would agree with, @zidanw. This is really risky, and skeptical if you would ask me. If you don’t mind me asking, could please attach here the link where you have read that or even mention the site you are talking about? Perhaps some information that would help us determine which site was it, @Sarah Azhari.

[noormcs5]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

The OP is not really talking about that, he is talking about the ISP of his country blocking those websites, so as long as those services accept people from that country then you do not have to worry about the platform of your choice closing your account, the problem is the government which imposed those measures, after all if they decide to block websites related to cryptocurrencies then most likely they plan to enforce some punishments against those that violate those regulations.

Usually if you use a good VPN, the local ISP may never catch you that you are accessing the gambling site through VPN. This scenario is less risky as even if your local ISP caught you, still they can ban or control your gambling account.

However, if the gambling site have blocked your country, then it is super risky as the gambling site can ban your account and seize your funds if they found out that you accessed the site from prohibited location.

[Sarah Azhari]

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If you don’t mind me asking, could please attach here the link where you have read that or even mention the site you are talking about? Perhaps some information that would help us determine which site was it, @Sarah Azhari.

I'm forget, I read it here, but I didn't find it again where that link.

However, if the gambling site have blocked your country, then it is super risky as the gambling site can ban your account and seize your funds if they found out that you accessed the site from prohibited location.

I know that usually, the gambling site follows the local rules, if the country banned any kind of gambling, that is possible for the website too. I want to talk more, I have to lock this thread

[mak013]

But based on that, the chances are higher, and I think it's a risk we're going to face and I think it's best if we don't try. We can gamble on many casinos, but yes, we must always follow their rules.

Yes, it is so. But there are different situations. Sometimes you have no opportunity to follow the rules. In such situation you have choice to choose a casino with risk but without breaking their ToS or to choose a big casino with reputation but with problems with their rules and access. Everyone make this choice by himself and i can`t say that one way is 100% the best.

Some people really not care about how to follow rule without have to use VPN access to casino gambling site and breach with Term of Service from gambling site, but some time is not guarantee with your account keep safety when accessing trough VPN and will faced trouble later with account suddenly banned. Maybe if account get banned without any fund in our wallet is not have to worry but when getting account can't access permanently and have much fund there looks disappointed why have to use VPN for accessing to gambling casino account site.
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Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.

[Sarah Azhari]

Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.

This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.

[makishart]

This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.

DNS is far better rather than using VPN. im using DNS  too. DNS is not the same like VPN. Using VPN means if you are hiding your real IP address and when you are using DNS and you don't hide your IP adress but the site who has been blocked will be translated into the algorithmic. Your computer would able to process it as long as you were using the safe DNS. I think that your browser has some DNS available. It can be changed easily.

[Plaguedeath]

This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.

It's not a trap, even a trustworthy casino can did that. This because it's up to them when to accuse the player, there's no written rule if the casino will ask the user KYC if they're using VPN usage. Not to mention there's few casino ask user KYC when they want to withdraw their winnings.

DNS will mask your real IP address which is still similar like VPN, it's work different but you're still break the TOS of the casino, avoid to use it.

[dezoel]

Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.

This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.

Indeed and even with a small deposit, it's always possible for us to win big but unfortunately it will only be forfeited because of their rules. I agree that they better make this rule clearer so that we can back out before the unfortunate event happen. you are wondering why some can access a blocked site?

I think the owners didn't know this either but I think it's easier for them to find this out once that player make a withdrawal or even deposits, and that is the time they will question them. It's also the fault of the player. They already know that gambling is already blocked on their country but they still find a way to access it. They don't have the right to complain.

[nakamura12]

This would be helpful to access gambling sites that you can't access without using VPN. I would use this just to check gambling sites but I won't use it if the gambling sites doesn't allow their gamblers to use VPN or doesn't allow gambles to hide their IP in this case which doing this is kind of the same as VPN if you ask me. It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

[indah rezqi]

DNS will mask your real IP address which is still similar like VPN, it's work different but you're still break the TOS of the casino, avoid to use it.

Somehow I began to believe that something that might be taken as simple would turn out to be bad in the end. Violating the TOS by mistake is a mistake that gamblers may take for granted but which will obviously become big when the case arises. It would be better to use an unblocked casino instead of forcing playing at all costs, this is a safe option.

This would be helpful to access gambling sites that you can't access without using VPN. I would use this just to check gambling sites but I won't use it if the gambling sites doesn't allow their gamblers to use VPN or doesn't allow gambles to hide their IP in this case which doing this is kind of the same as VPN if you ask me. It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

Of course you have to avoid mistakes so as not to get into trouble, you will actually lose your money even if initially a deposit is possible if the casino finds you violate the TOS.

[erep]

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

[carlfebz2]

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

I have never experienced on forcing myself on playing on a site on which it do prohibits me on accessing due to country restriction.I do know that bypassing is already a site or term violation which it could really

put you on big trouble once they caught you on using up different IP or accessing by any means and they had find out that you had violated their terms which if you are a big time wagerer or gambler then

it would really be just right that you should really be careful and following on what their terms and conditions and come to mind that there are lots of platforms which you
could really able to play without being restricted.There are lots of options and dont tend to risk out on something which you know that it could potentially give problems.

[danadc]

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

I have used the VPNs that the Opera mini browser brings a lot, because I have downloaded many VPNs that slow down my PC and it does not enter, I cannot find a VPN that I can access and when I click on the location the site that I am entering appears, if I use a VPN from I get a prohibited country that I cannot enter, so it is very difficult for me to access it, taking this into consideration, how do they do it? I imagine that many pay VPN and that's why they can have access, but I don't do those things anymore because it scares me, if I have to withdraw and they don't give me the money because they detect that I'm using VPN then it would be a bad time for me .

[Yatsan]

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

There are indeed tendencies for conlicts to arise using VPN. Some would say there are stable VPNs but I cannot trust tweaks really. There are VPNs which resets servers for a period of time which can cause problem with your funds. Much better if you would move to countries wherein it would be accessible, if you are really that down to play. Foolish indeed. You can also be patient and wait for things to go in favor with what you want. There are might be land based casinos or gambling places on your area as an alternative. There are other ways so as much as possible don't add risk to risk. I have friends who are using VPNs but they know that there are chances for problems to occur but they've just accepted the fact. So if you are like those guys, feel free to do so.

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

I have used the VPNs that the Opera mini browser brings a lot, because I have downloaded many VPNs that slow down my PC and it does not enter, I cannot find a VPN that I can access and when I click on the location the site that I am entering appears, if I use a VPN from I get a prohibited country that I cannot enter, so it is very difficult for me to access it, taking this into consideration, how do they do it? I imagine that many pay VPN and that's why they can have access, but I don't do those things anymore because it scares me, if I have to withdraw and they don't give me the money because they detect that I'm using VPN then it would be a bad time for me .

Paid VPNs are the ones considered to be "stable" which gives them the idea (those who are using it) to use it as a bridge and to access gambling sites wherein their countries are prohibited. Matter of picking your poison. Works to some but I'm not sure if it would work to everyone.

[panjul07]

It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

I have used the VPNs that the Opera mini browser brings a lot, because I have downloaded many VPNs that slow down my PC and it does not enter, I cannot find a VPN that I can access and when I click on the location the site that I am entering appears, if I use a VPN from I get a prohibited country that I cannot enter, so it is very difficult for me to access it, taking this into consideration, how do they do it? I imagine that many pay VPN and that's why they can have access, but I don't do those things anymore because it scares me, if I have to withdraw and they don't give me the money because they detect that I'm using VPN then it would be a bad time for me .

This is why it is important for you to read the terms in the casino you are playing, terms related to the usage of VPN.
If you cant find it, ask their support to know you are allowed to use VPN or not.
Some casinos are allowing users to use VPN to bypass the restriction of game providers but not to bypass casino/license restriction.
If you are allowed to use VPN, make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.

[ChiNgadOr]

I see this as a risky attempt and we anything goes wrong, you many lost your account and all your funds in it. I will prefer using VPN to do all these so I can be rest assured that what I am doing will not easily be caught. This your technique can be relevant if the platform you are using is not so strict and perfect this, if so you might lost your account and everything you have in it. There are alternative platform you can use which can always give you want you want.

[CryptoYar]

We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.

You can use VB (Virtual Browser).

A Virtual browser allows you to select the IP address of your choice (e.g. you can select any country's IP address)

But you have to pay 30$ per month if one can pay for 30$ month then I think it is the best way to hide your real location /IP address.

[...]make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.

Using a free VPN is always a risky, they can hijack your browser and redirect you to any other website.

Some free VPNs can highjack your browser and redirect you to other sites without your permission. According to the CSIRO study, HotSpot Shield did this to its users, for example, redirecting them to alibaba.com and ebay.com.

Source

[Crypt0Gore]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

Good information, but are you aware that once in a while Cloudflare DNS goes out of service? This is the current dns I am using on my Router and mobile, some times the dns server will be out of reach and will disturb your internet connection, this can reveal your real network data or mess things up for you if the gambling platform detects that you aren't true with your location, just saying.

[nakamura12]

This is why it is important for you to read the terms in the casino you are playing, terms related to the usage of VPN.
If you cant find it, ask their support to know you are allowed to use VPN or not.
Some casinos are allowing users to use VPN to bypass the restriction of game providers but not to bypass casino/license restriction.
If you are allowed to use VPN, make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.

I absolutely agree with you there. This is why I always read their TOS and I also check of they have a list of countries that they don't allow to gamble in their casino which I'm sure you know those who still create an account using VPN and luckily won big amount is that they can't withdraw the amount plus the gambling site account would also be banned. This is because I came across a gambling site that I almost deposit some funds (though it may be small but it still my funds or money) because I ask the representative if they have a list of countries that are restricted to their gambling site. I am not quite sure why some countries include my country in one of the restricted countries on their casino when my country also have local casinos. It might be illegal and will be put to prison of a group of people found gambling against other gambling locally (not a casino by the way) but still the local casino in my country are allowed to continue their business as long as they have permit.

[Piesel]

If you are looking to transact just a few bulks, you may choose to use VPN to access blocked sites , but if you are planning on making a huge deposit or wager big on the casino, you should have a rethink because you may run into problems accesing your funds when you want to make big withdrawal.

What if you are asked by the casino to verify your identity or provide some other kyc information that will reveal you true locations.
This are some of the things you should consider before using this kind of services.

[paxmao]

Usign a VPN is always advisable, even if you live in a free jurisdiction that imposes no special rules. Now, most people go and buy a subscription to a VPN to control how they look when connecting to a site, so privacy is a secondary concern. But for those of you who are concerned just about privacy when visiting sites, you may want to try the Opera browser, which comes with a free VPN service.

[Sarah Azhari]

Good information, but are you aware that once in a while Cloudflare DNS goes out of service? This is the current dns I am using on my Router and mobile, some times the dns server will be out of reach and will disturb your internet connection, this can reveal your real network data or mess things up for you if the gambling platform detects that you aren't true with your location, just saying.

Yes, that is the risk. We all know, there is nothing save on the internet even if we use military security ever. For that situation, we need the best DNS provider to reduce that risk. If you ask me, I still don't know the best provider DNS, but google is the best for me, I don't have a problem so far. For some time I use 1.1.1.1. if when I change my browser to firefox, and when I use chrome that is suitable for DNS google.

[bitpotter]

Usign a VPN is always advisable, even if you live in a free jurisdiction that imposes no special rules. Now, most people go and buy a subscription to a VPN to control how they look when connecting to a site, so privacy is a secondary concern. But for those of you who are concerned just about privacy when visiting sites, you may want to try the Opera browser, which comes with a free VPN service.

Sometimes our privacy remains number one wherever we access to any site. I myself have subscribed to a VPN for years, for me it is mandatory even though there is a monthly fee, but that's okay. But most people choose to take the risk just because of the cost. There are several free applications on the playstore or appstore but usually the VPN is constrained by slow speeds and it doesn't make me comfortable. Opera browser which has a VPN feature I have also tried it and it works quite well.

[FatFork]

By changing your DNS settings, you can access region-blocked websites that would otherwise be inaccessible. This works for the sites that use only the most basic geo-blocks. However, this technique doesn't hide your real IP address.

[Awaklara]

only to open and access the site which is indeed blocked will work. as long as we are not in a country that is blocked by the casino, the OP's method may work.
but if our country has entered the block list from the casino and we force access to it to play. of course, it is very risky.
for players who use DNS settings, I'm sure they already know the risks of the account they use to bet.

[ethereumhunter]

only to open and access the site which is indeed blocked will work. as long as we are not in a country that is blocked by the casino, the OP's method may work.
but if our country has entered the block list from the casino and we force access to it to play. of course, it is very risky.
for players who use DNS settings, I'm sure they already know the risks of the account they use to bet.

Some already know the risks, but some don't know about the risks and only find out after they get into trouble because of using the VPN. We can indeed use a VPN, especially if we are on the list of countries blocked by casinos. And this should give us an understanding not to continue or we will be at our own risk.

And although our country is not banned from visiting those casinos, we don't need to use a VPN because some casinos prohibit their users from using VPNs. So as much as possible, we should read the casino rules so we don't get into trouble in the future.

[Sarah Azhari]

By changing your DNS settings, you can access region-blocked websites that would otherwise be inaccessible. This works for the sites that use only the most basic geo-blocks. However, this technique doesn't hide your real IP address.

We can change many time IP address by dis-and connecting the modem or go to the command prompt then type > ipconfig/release > ipconfig/renew .  This looks a bit busy for us but sometimes this is a better solution than VPN and Proxy. but please use this trick for gambling site with don't have forbidden about VPN and dns.

[FatFork]

By changing your DNS settings, you can access region-blocked websites that would otherwise be inaccessible. This works for the sites that use only the most basic geo-blocks. However, this technique doesn't hide your real IP address.

We can change many time IP address by dis-and connecting the modem or go to the command prompt then type > ipconfig/release > ipconfig/renew .  This looks a bit busy for us but sometimes this is a better solution than VPN and Proxy. but please use this trick for gambling site with don't have forbidden about VPN and dns.

There is a difference between a local and public IP address. Although an external or public IP address serves the same purpose as a local or internal IP address: locating computers and devices across a network, the difference is scope - an external IP address can be used by computers across the entire Internet, whereas an internal IP address can only be used by computers in the same local network as the router/switch. When you type "ipconfig /renew" into the command line, your Windows DHCP client will renegotiate an IP address with the DHCP server on your router. But it will be a local IP address on your network that has nothing to do with the external/public IP address that your ISP has assigned to your router.

[danadc]

By changing your DNS settings, you can access region-blocked websites that would otherwise be inaccessible. This works for the sites that use only the most basic geo-blocks. However, this technique doesn't hide your real IP address.

We can change many time IP address by dis-and connecting the modem or go to the command prompt then type > ipconfig/release > ipconfig/renew .  This looks a bit busy for us but sometimes this is a better solution than VPN and Proxy. but please use this trick for gambling site with don't have forbidden about VPN and dns.

There is a difference between a local and public IP address. Although an external or public IP address serves the same purpose as a local or internal IP address: locating computers and devices across a network, the difference is scope - an external IP address can be used by computers across the entire Internet, whereas an internal IP address can only be used by computers in the same local network as the router/switch. When you type "ipconfig /renew" into the command line, your Windows DHCP client will renegotiate an IP address with the DHCP server on your router. But it will be a local IP address on your network that has nothing to do with the external/public IP address that your ISP has assigned to your router.

When you are in a VPN, do you change the public IP then? When it's a VPN, the most important thing to change is the network mask, right? causing a proxy to be produced and that leaves everything unprotected, which means that a VPN that only changes Proxy is not a VPN, for me a VPN is the only one that can change everything, from the Public IP to searching for the location and leaving the country to which one is accessing from there, and I think that from google it can be verified, right? In the same way, a VPN is a risk to be able to enter a site that is all prohibited, perhaps the alarms go off if the site determines that there is a use of the VPN.

[Piesel]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

The fact is, with KYC mandate on binance exchange the user will not be able to access the exchange as a US citizen, because at a point he will need to verify the account before being able to make any trade on the exchange.

So I see this as a total waste of time because in the long run, he will need to verify the account at some point.

[decodx]

When you are in a VPN, do you change the public IP then? When it's a VPN, the most important thing to change is the network mask, right? causing a proxy to be produced and that leaves everything unprotected, which means that a VPN that only changes Proxy is not a VPN, for me a VPN is the only one that can change everything, from the Public IP to searching for the location and leaving the country to which one is accessing from there, and I think that from google it can be verified, right?

Yes. A VPN, or virtual private network, is a service that allows you to switch to a different public IP address and to connect to the Internet through a remote server. This means that your online activities are secure and private because they're encrypted and hidden behind the VPN server.

In the same way, a VPN is a risk to be able to enter a site that is all prohibited, perhaps the alarms go off if the site determines that there is a use of the VPN.

That's correct, but it depends on the service you want to use. Some allow VPN access, while others do not. If you want to use a VPN for Netflix or Hulu, for example, you need to choose the right one.

[coinerer]

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

[FatFork]

By changing your DNS settings, you can access region-blocked websites that would otherwise be inaccessible. This works for the sites that use only the most basic geo-blocks. However, this technique doesn't hide your real IP address.

We can change many time IP address by dis-and connecting the modem or go to the command prompt then type > ipconfig/release > ipconfig/renew .  This looks a bit busy for us but sometimes this is a better solution than VPN and Proxy. but please use this trick for gambling site with don't have forbidden about VPN and dns.

There is a difference between a local and public IP address. Although an external or public IP address serves the same purpose as a local or internal IP address: locating computers and devices across a network, the difference is scope - an external IP address can be used by computers across the entire Internet, whereas an internal IP address can only be used by computers in the same local network as the router/switch. When you type "ipconfig /renew" into the command line, your Windows DHCP client will renegotiate an IP address with the DHCP server on your router. But it will be a local IP address on your network that has nothing to do with the external/public IP address that your ISP has assigned to your router.

When you are in a VPN, do you change the public IP then? When it's a VPN, the most important thing to change is the network mask, right? causing a proxy to be produced and that leaves everything unprotected, which means that a VPN that only changes Proxy is not a VPN, for me a VPN is the only one that can change everything, from the Public IP to searching for the location and leaving the country to which one is accessing from there, and I think that from google it can be verified, right? In the same way, a VPN is a risk to be able to enter a site that is all prohibited, perhaps the alarms go off if the site determines that there is a use of the VPN.

To help your overall anonymity and security, yes, a VPN will change the public IP. Most commercial VPNs will assign you a new one each time you connect to their server, meaning you can never be tracked back through the same IP address. The most important thing when you are using a VPN is that it provides you with an IP address that is located in a different country than your own. The main reason you would want to do this is because most services block people based on the location of their IP, so this just gives you a better chance of being able to bypass any geographic filters or bans. This is one of its core functions - to obscure your identity and location, so you appear to be somewhere else on the planet.

A VPN itself is not illegal, but it can also be used for illegal things, such as accessing content one wouldn't normally have access to - like watching movies and shows that aren't available in your country or having access to episodes before their official release date. If you use a VPN to do these things, however, then you are breaking the terms and conditions of the site. In the same way, a company like Netflix can ban an IP address from accessing their site if they believe that that it is being done through a VPN.

[Sarah Azhari]

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

The main purpose of DNS is to translate the domain name into an IP address, which I think the function is not to change or trick the IP address, not frontally change the IP address like using VPN. So if the website banned the user because used a VPN but he didn't use it, the user may submit an appeal and Send proof if he doesn't use it. Is any case like this?

https://www.infoblox.com/glossary/domain-name-system-dns/

[gunhell16]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

Isn't this kind of thing risky when you do it you say, dude? This is only applicable to crypto gambling that is banned in the country where they are located, right?

But I think that instead of doing this, it might be better to use a VPN even if there is a monthly fee. But if it's effective and you've tried it OP, maybe I'll try to use this settings illustration you showed on this topic, thanks anyway.

[coinerer]

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

The main purpose of DNS is to translate the domain name into an IP address, which I think the function is not to change or trick the IP address, not frontally change the IP address like using VPN. So if the website banned the user because used a VPN but he didn't use it, the user may submit an appeal and Send proof if he doesn't use it. Is any case like this?

No site ever bans cloudfare from any browser, they ban IPs from a specific country.  Because they don't want any user from that country to use their platform or those domains from that country's IP are banned by the government because maybe it's illegal to use something in that category in that country.  For example, gambling is still completely illegal in many countries and the government always provides protection so that no citizen of that country can play gambling. The matter is basically like this.  So in my opinion one should never use a VPN or any other technique to access any investment site.

[Warkop]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

I use different providers at my house, some can be accessed and some can't be accessed, and I don't want to use any VPN whether it's paid or not, but I was looking for something like this, apparently you shared this information, and I want to try it not using a VPN, and using the method you provided, here I am using a provider that can still access sites that are blocked by my government, if I go home the provider that I use does not allow me to open Binance or something like that, then I will try it later when I am in my private home, because I am at my mother's house, thank you for sharing this information Op..

[LUCKMCFLY]

If you are looking to transact just a few bulks, you may choose to use VPN to access blocked sites , but if you are planning on making a huge deposit or wager big on the casino, you should have a rethink because you may run into problems accesing your funds when you want to make big withdrawal.

What if you are asked by the casino to verify your identity or provide some other kyc information that will reveal you true locations.
This are some of the things you should consider before using this kind of services.

Well, I have also asked myself those types of questions when playing on a certain platform that does not allow the use of VPN, but in itself, a person can live in a non-prohibited country and have been in a prohibited country, so if they have documentation that they guarantee that they are in that country, nothing happens, that person may have gone on vacation to their country of origin, use VPN and then from there they can continue playing because they have their documents in order, then I think nothing would happen, In the case of Europe, where there are many countries that are very close, it is very easy to be able to do something like this between non-prohibited countries and prohibited countries.

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

The main purpose of DNS is to translate the domain name into an IP address, which I think the function is not to change or trick the IP address, not frontally change the IP address like using VPN. So if the website banned the user because used a VPN but he didn't use it, the user may submit an appeal and Send proof if he doesn't use it. Is any case like this?

https://www.infoblox.com/glossary/domain-name-system-dns/

The case of DNS is very particular, I know that many use or acquire a DNS to get rid of IP problems, especially for those who make and design web pages that are highly sought after to be monetized, so sometimes they use these tools, it is It is not the same as a VPN, since the VPN actually changes the IP of the geographical area including the country, that is why it is much more expensive, however with powerful DNS it can do it, I do not know if the google algorithm can detect it I don't know if they have or work independently, however because of the casino issue, I would use a paid VPN, just to cover my back.

[FatFork]

Isn't this kind of thing risky when you do it you say, dude? This is only applicable to crypto gambling that is banned in the country where they are located, right?

The OP said that his country (some government institution) blocked access to the stake.io website. This does not necessarily mean that Stake.io does not allow players from his country, or he may be temporarily residing in that country. Whatever the case, changing his DNS settings can help him bypass the country-wide block enforced by his ISP.

[coinerer]

Isn't this kind of thing risky when you do it you say, dude? This is only applicable to crypto gambling that is banned in the country where they are located, right?

The OP said that his country (some government institution) blocked access to the stake.io website. This does not necessarily mean that Stake.io does not allow players from his country, or he may be temporarily residing in that country. Whatever the case, changing his DNS settings can help him bypass the country-wide block enforced by his ISP.

Of course they can do this and use sites restricted by their country's government by changing DNS setting or using vpn.  But they will be able to use it as long as the site doesn't ask them for kyc.  But if the site asks for kyc and there is no option to submit documents of that country for kyc then it will put the user in a big problem if he is holding any funds on that site. If the kyc problem does not occur then they can continue using the site without any problem.  But there is a risk here.

[Hamphser]

Isn't this kind of thing risky when you do it you say, dude? This is only applicable to crypto gambling that is banned in the country where they are located, right?

The OP said that his country (some government institution) blocked access to the stake.io website. This does not necessarily mean that Stake.io does not allow players from his country, or he may be temporarily residing in that country. Whatever the case, changing his DNS settings can help him bypass the country-wide block enforced by his ISP.

Of course they can do this and use sites restricted by their country's government by changing DNS setting or using vpn.  But they will be able to use it as long as the site doesn't ask them for kyc.  But if the site asks for kyc and there is no option to submit documents of that country for kyc then it will put the user in a big problem if he is holding any funds on that site. If the kyc problem does not occur then they can continue using the site without any problem.  But there is a risk here.

If you've been blocked on the first place, then why would really be trying out to force yourself on playing on such platform? Even though you do see some interesting game but still you could find it out on other

places or sites as well considering on how saturated this market in terms of game types.You can search up other places if you do make out some research but if you do really like to play badly on a site where you

are restricted then its your choice.You should really be aware and bare up the risk involved once you do deposit on a site which it does prohibit the use of VPN.
Im pretty much aware about DNS change or alterations but im not really that hassling myself on doing that considering that we do have lots of options we could choose in the market.
Bare and deal up with the risk and once the casino or platform do ask out for some verification then you are fucked up.

[ChiNgadOr]

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

The main purpose of DNS is to translate the domain name into an IP address, which I think the function is not to change or trick the IP address, not frontally change the IP address like using VPN. So if the website banned the user because used a VPN but he didn't use it, the user may submit an appeal and Send proof if he doesn't use it. Is any case like this?

https://www.infoblox.com/glossary/domain-name-system-dns/

This cam help a lot especially for those who chose to change their IP addresses to some sorts of new IP that they can use to create more accounts. We just need to understand that this kind of pattern tend not to work for everyone especially in a strick casinos that do not tolerate up changes and that have tools in knowing any compromising IP changes.
This cam world with less strick casinos and not In a blacklisted region. Just like some casinos have blacklist of regions they do not allow to play on their casinos due to so many reasons.

[BlackRexuz]

Of the many debates that exist on the forum, sometimes I'm confused about whether to do it or not, because I really want to change it so I can access all sites that are blocked by my government, because I don't want to use a VPN because I don't have enough money.  using a paid VPN, so I want to find out more about the flaws in this method, is it safe or not so that nothing happens to my cellphone in the future..

[Sarah Azhari]

Of the many debates that exist on the forum, sometimes I'm confused about whether to do it or not, because I really want to change it so I can access all sites that are blocked by my government, because I don't want to use a VPN because I don't have enough money.  using a paid VPN, so I want to find out more about the flaws in this method, is it safe or not so that nothing happens to my cellphone in the future..

One of perfect solution to your doubt is; Ask the gambling site, If they allow you to use DNS then continue it, but when they don't allow you to use it, then don't argue or reciprocal to use it, because you will be got banned and you can't appeal because the rules clearly forbid it.
The big problem between the user and the gambling site right now is the misunderstanding where will we can find many cases here and out there.

[janggernaut]

Of the many debates that exist on the forum, sometimes I'm confused about whether to do it or not, because I really want to change it so I can access all sites that are blocked by my government, because I don't want to use a VPN because I don't have enough money.  using a paid VPN, so I want to find out more about the flaws in this method, is it safe or not so that nothing happens to my cellphone in the future..

One of perfect solution to your doubt is; Ask the gambling site, If they allow you to use DNS then continue it, but when they don't allow you to use it, then don't argue or reciprocal to use it, because you will be got banned and you can't appeal because the rules clearly forbid it.
The big problem between the user and the gambling site right now is the misunderstanding where will we can find many cases here and out there.

That's not a solution. If the gambling site forbid your country on their site, then don't try to change anything, especially if the site must do KYC first before you can make withdrawal. Most of people don't aware about this, and just deposit their money without read the rules or use VPN to bypass the site. But in the end, they regret it because they can't WD their money.

Best solution is, don't try to fake/bypass if your country is got banned from any site.

[piebeyb]

if the provider you use is connected to the government I think yes of course you won't be able to access many of the sites you mentioned above, but if you use an internet provider from a private company I think you can access it easily even sites that are prohibited can still access it, but the settings It's also useful to use if I'm outside, it seems we live in the same country 

[maydna]

Of the many debates that exist on the forum, sometimes I'm confused about whether to do it or not, because I really want to change it so I can access all sites that are blocked by my government, because I don't want to use a VPN because I don't have enough money.  using a paid VPN, so I want to find out more about the flaws in this method, is it safe or not so that nothing happens to my cellphone in the future..

If you want to access all sites your government blocks, you must use a VPN. But I suggest you use a paid VPN because you don't share the connection with many users, and besides, you can also get more IPs which will give you flexibility in choosing the IP. And maybe you will also find an IP from your country, but you won't get a block from your government because the IP comes from the VPN software. I think in this forum, several people are selling paid VPN access. You can try to buy it, and they can give you a special discount.

[Solosanz]

If you want to access all sites your government blocks, you must use a VPN. But I suggest you use a paid VPN because you don't share the connection with many users, and besides, you can also get more IPs which will give you flexibility in choosing the IP. And maybe you will also find an IP from your country, but you won't get a block from your government because the IP comes from the VPN software. I think in this forum, several people are selling paid VPN access. You can try to buy it, and they can give you a special discount.

There's a chance few users that using the VPN provider that you currently use is choose the same IP address even though the chance is pretty much lower than the free VPN. I don't think there's difference between IP comes from local internet provider and VPN software, it's all depends on the country legality about gambling. If the country ban gambling, then all IP address from that country will restrict to access gambling site.

[Pmalek]

As long as the websites you are trying to access have not restricted users from your country, it's ok to use that method. You aren't tricking or lying to the site, you are doing it to your government and bypassing their restrictions. But be aware of the following point: some crypto casinos have a rule that states that players who reside in territories that have banned online or crypto gambling aren't allowed to use their platforms. If your country has banned its citizens from accessing Sportsbet.io, that rule would apply to you if Sportsbet.io mentions something like that in their TOS. Check it with the casino support just to be on the safe side.

[xSkylarx]

I don't think that if a site is banned for my country, it's not a good idea to try to gain access to that site using any tricks and deposit money there. Because robots are more powerful than humans.  The site's security system can detect you at any time if you are going to cheat. And how do you prove your identity if they are asked for KYC to you for checking your account? So I mean it's very risky and so beware of it. And I think it is wise to avoid it . Because it may allow you to enjoy the site for a short period of time but later it may put you in danger

The main purpose of DNS is to translate the domain name into an IP address, which I think the function is not to change or trick the IP address, not frontally change the IP address like using VPN. So if the website banned the user because used a VPN but he didn't use it, the user may submit an appeal and Send proof if he doesn't use it. Is any case like this?

https://www.infoblox.com/glossary/domain-name-system-dns/

This cam help a lot especially for those who chose to change their IP addresses to some sorts of new IP that they can use to create more accounts. We just need to understand that this kind of pattern tend not to work for everyone especially in a strick casinos that do not tolerate up changes and that have tools in knowing any compromising IP changes.
This cam world with less strick casinos and not In a blacklisted region. Just like some casinos have blacklist of regions they do not allow to play on their casinos due to so many reasons.

I am very concerned about using this DNS trick or a VPN because they will possibly terminate our account for using third-party software. I think it would only work for those casinos that are not strict about using VPNs, right? Since I read somewhere that someone used a VPN to access a gambling website that was blocked by his internet provider because gambling is illegal in their country. It is also scary if the government finds out that you are playing on it online, as it is illegal. At the same time, if you have a balance on a gambling website and they find out that you are using a VPN, they will freeze your account.

[Team_MegaPari]

I am very concerned about using this DNS trick or a VPN because they will possibly terminate our account for using third-party software. I think it would only work for those casinos that are not strict about using VPNs, right? Since I read somewhere that someone used a VPN to access a gambling website that was blocked by his internet provider because gambling is illegal in their country. It is also scary if the government finds out that you are playing on it online, as it is illegal. At the same time, if you have a balance on a gambling website and they find out that you are using a VPN, they will freeze your account.

Yeah, you are right. Once the security dept tracks suspicious activity, the account will be blocked without a chance to withdraw the sum left on the account. It is better to wait till a casino of your interest enters your country or to use alternative casinos that are available in your country. Using VPN is always connected with T&C violation. If drugs are prohibited in a country, people still find a way to get it - this is all the same. I guess it is better to take a more secure position while gambling. In MegaPari the rules about VPN are quite strict, we do not recommend using it to access the platform page.

[coinerer]

Isn't this kind of thing risky when you do it you say, dude? This is only applicable to crypto gambling that is banned in the country where they are located, right?

The OP said that his country (some government institution) blocked access to the stake.io website. This does not necessarily mean that Stake.io does not allow players from his country, or he may be temporarily residing in that country. Whatever the case, changing his DNS settings can help him bypass the country-wide block enforced by his ISP.

Of course they can do this and use sites restricted by their country's government by changing DNS setting or using vpn.  But they will be able to use it as long as the site doesn't ask them for kyc.  But if the site asks for kyc and there is no option to submit documents of that country for kyc then it will put the user in a big problem if he is holding any funds on that site. If the kyc problem does not occur then they can continue using the site without any problem.  But there is a risk here.

If you've been blocked on the first place, then why would really be trying out to force yourself on playing on such platform? Even though you do see some interesting game but still you could find it out on other

This need may be to use a special game or special facility or it may be because of your special love for the site. When people are willing to use something even knowing its risks and go ahead, surely that thing becomes very dear to them and because of that they want to take that risk. So we can call it a kind of addiction to that platform Or the result of a type of hype

[Sarah Azhari]

One of perfect solution to your doubt is; Ask the gambling site, If they allow you to use DNS then continue it, but when they don't allow you to use it, then don't argue or reciprocal to use it, because you will be got banned and you can't appeal because the rules clearly forbid it.
The big problem between the user and the gambling site right now is the misunderstanding where will we can find many cases here and out there.

That's not a solution. If the gambling site forbid your country on their site, then don't try to change anything, especially if the site must do KYC first before you can make withdrawal. Most of people don't aware about this, and just deposit their money without read the rules or use VPN to bypass the site. But in the end, they regret it because they can't WD their money.

Best solution is, don't try to fake/bypass if your country is got banned from any site.

I make clear the statement above which mean we (gambler must follow the rule), so if forbidden don't force to use it.
If the website forbids the user because a restricted country even if allow use DNS, don't brave to try it because you will get banned.
If the website doesn't allow you to use DNS even don't have a restricted country, same, you will get banned.

My statement above is just to make a clear and ask properly to support and screenshot it.

[UmerIdrees]

One of perfect solution to your doubt is; Ask the gambling site, If they allow you to use DNS then continue it, but when they don't allow you to use it, then don't argue or reciprocal to use it, because you will be got banned and you can't appeal because the rules clearly forbid it.
The big problem between the user and the gambling site right now is the misunderstanding where will we can find many cases here and out there.

That's not a solution. If the gambling site forbid your country on their site, then don't try to change anything, especially if the site must do KYC first before you can make withdrawal. Most of people don't aware about this, and just deposit their money without read the rules or use VPN to bypass the site. But in the end, they regret it because they can't WD their money.

Best solution is, don't try to fake/bypass if your country is got banned from any site.

I make clear the statement above which mean we (gambler must follow the rule), so if forbidden don't force to use it.
If the website forbids the user because a restricted country even if allow use DNS, don't brave to try it because you will get banned.
If the website doesn't allow you to use DNS even don't have a restricted country, same, you will get banned.

My statement above is just to make a clear and ask properly to support and screenshot it.

The best use of VPN in a gambling site is when your country has prohibited gambling and you want to access gambling anonymously. The government may have blocked the gambling URLs and you may use VPN to access those sites.

If on the other hand, gambling site has banned your country, then using VPN may not be helpful as one day you will face difficulty in withdrawing and you won't be able to do KYC if you live in a gambling site ban country list.

[_act_]

The best use of VPN in a gambling site is when your country has prohibited gambling and you want to access gambling anonymously. The government may have blocked the gambling URLs and you may use VPN to access those sites.

If on the other hand, gambling site has banned your country, then using VPN may not be helpful as one day you will face difficulty in withdrawing and you won't be able to do KYC if you live in a gambling site ban country list.

Do you use to read the terms and conditions of gambling sites? There are some countries that are often there, that people or citizens from the countries, staying in the countries should not make use if their gambling service because it is prohibited and not legal. That should be checked first before using VPN. That is why I do not always encourage people to use VPN because most countries that are blocked from accessing the site are not also allowed to use VPN to bypass, that is why some gamblers gamble and win but later unable to withdraw.

[Bitinity]

The best use of VPN in a gambling site is when your country has prohibited gambling and you want to access gambling anonymously. The government may have blocked the gambling URLs and you may use VPN to access those sites.

If on the other hand, gambling site has banned your country, then using VPN may not be helpful as one day you will face difficulty in withdrawing and you won't be able to do KYC if you live in a gambling site ban country list.

Do you use to read the terms and conditions of gambling sites? There are some countries that are often there, that people or citizens from the countries, staying in the countries should not make use if their gambling service because it is prohibited and not legal. That should be checked first before using VPN. That is why I do not always encourage people to use VPN because most countries that are blocked from accessing the site are not also allowed to use VPN to bypass, that is why some gamblers gamble and win but later unable to withdraw.

I'm from country where gambling is illegal and some casinos allows me to use VPN because the sites are blocked by the ISP. In this case, I'm not against the casino's terms and conditions for using VPN because my country is not on restricted to use their services based on their terms. The most important thing before using VPN is to check whether it is allowed or not by the casino and to check whether our country is restricted or not by the terms of the casino.

[maydna]

If you want to access all sites your government blocks, you must use a VPN. But I suggest you use a paid VPN because you don't share the connection with many users, and besides, you can also get more IPs which will give you flexibility in choosing the IP. And maybe you will also find an IP from your country, but you won't get a block from your government because the IP comes from the VPN software. I think in this forum, several people are selling paid VPN access. You can try to buy it, and they can give you a special discount.

There's a chance few users that using the VPN provider that you currently use is choose the same IP address even though the chance is pretty much lower than the free VPN. I don't think there's difference between IP comes from local internet provider and VPN software, it's all depends on the country legality about gambling. If the country ban gambling, then all IP address from that country will restrict to access gambling site.

If you have ever tried to use a paid VPN, you can see that there is an IP from your country that you can use to visit casino sites. And suppose your country is in a gray position for gambling. In that case, I think you can still use the paid VPN, even if your government blocks all IPs from your country because, in my opinion, the IP connection from a paid VPN will not be the same as that used by ISPs or internet connection providers in your country. But if you use a free VPN, the country's IPN options are very limited, and you can't use it freely because the software also has limitations for free users.

[PrivacyG]

The most important thing before using VPN is to check whether it is allowed or not by the casino and to check whether our country is restricted or not by the terms of the casino.

If gambling is illegal in your country then it is in my opinion too risky to use a VPN, even if the website does not specifically mention VPN's or your country as prohibited.  I am pretty sure just the fact that you are gambling from a restricted country is enough for the casino to trigger actions against you.  Whether that is KYC or they are seizing your money, who cares.  You are doomed anyway.

Your VPN or country may not be specifically mentioned in their Terms of Service, but there definitely is a term against illegal actions and yours could be deemed just that way.  So by using a casino in a prohibited country you are just calling for your funds to be 'seized' (stolen) by them at any given time.

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Regards,
PrivacyG

[Warkop]

As I wanted, this method really helped me open it, without having to use a paid VPN, I just tried opening binance, MetaMask, and casino sites, all of them can be accessed according to what I wanted from before, thanks in advance for the OP who provided this Information, I hope the information you provide is useful for everyone who has difficulty in this matter...

[|MINER|]

First of all I don't think it will gonna worked to all locations or all websites.  Because already this process is not working on my PC. And many are calling it risky and I would also agree with them.  Because  it may could be against the terms and conditions of gambling sites, maybe they are escaping it in case of small transactions.  But when someone gets a big amount of reward or makes a big investment , they can suspend or block the account if they want.  So I think it will be best to avoid these tricks.

[krishnaverma]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

I completely agree with this. It is never recommended to use VPN for accessing paid sites. This is because they have your funds and because you are violating their terms of use, they may ban you and keep your funds. From there on, it will be struggle to fight a legal battle against these companies to get your money back. Better approach is to use gambling sites which are free and do not require you to deposit money. You can use VPN for these websites as they cannot harm you in any way. Even if they find out that you are using VPN to access these websites, they will just ban you and you will loose a free account.

One more thing to look here is how strict is your country about banning these sites. If they have strict laws against these sites, then completely avoid these sites.

[Stedsm]

The most important thing before using VPN is to check whether it is allowed or not by the casino and to check whether our country is restricted or not by the terms of the casino.

If gambling is illegal in your country then it is in my opinion too risky to use a VPN, even if the website does not specifically mention VPN's or your country as prohibited.  I am pretty sure just the fact that you are gambling from a restricted country is enough for the casino to trigger actions against you.  Whether that is KYC or they are seizing your money, who cares.  You are doomed anyway.

Your VPN or country may not be specifically mentioned in their Terms of Service, but there definitely is a term against illegal actions and yours could be deemed just that way.  So by using a casino in a prohibited country you are just calling for your funds to be 'seized' (stolen) by them at any given time.

-
Regards,
PrivacyG

Not just that, but if his country's government anyhow gets to know that he is gambling his funds on websites that are banned/blocked, then he'll either be jailed or be charged "n" times more against the amount he won on that website. It's better to do it the pro way by setting some apps that will be useful in this (and especially do it on websites where KYC is not needed at all) so that if you specifically use a device, you won't be traced so easily.

[Oilacris]

The most important thing before using VPN is to check whether it is allowed or not by the casino and to check whether our country is restricted or not by the terms of the casino.

If gambling is illegal in your country then it is in my opinion too risky to use a VPN, even if the website does not specifically mention VPN's or your country as prohibited.  I am pretty sure just the fact that you are gambling from a restricted country is enough for the casino to trigger actions against you.  Whether that is KYC or they are seizing your money, who cares.  You are doomed anyway.

Your VPN or country may not be specifically mentioned in their Terms of Service, but there definitely is a term against illegal actions and yours could be deemed just that way.  So by using a casino in a prohibited country you are just calling for your funds to be 'seized' (stolen) by them at any given time.

-
Regards,
PrivacyG

Not just that, but if his country's government anyhow gets to know that he is gambling his funds on websites that are banned/blocked, then he'll either be jailed or be charged "n" times more against the amount he won on that website. It's better to do it the pro way by setting some apps that will be useful in this (and especially do it on websites where KYC is not needed at all) so that if you specifically use a device, you won't be traced so easily.

Honestly, people are really just too paranoid when it comes to this which they do really tend to avoid as much as they could which they could still possibly play if they wanted to without being traced.

Some ISP does really have that dynamic IP which means that even if you do make use of VPN then there's no way that they could trace you up, as long you didnt really comply out some verification
or documents then you could really still consider as safe.

We know that accessing sites with VPN and if that site does prohibit the use, then make sure that you had able to bare up the risk once
you had decided on making up a deposit. Possibilities is always there so better to make yourself able to accept if ever your get caught.

[Stedsm]

The most important thing before using VPN is to check whether it is allowed or not by the casino and to check whether our country is restricted or not by the terms of the casino.

If gambling is illegal in your country then it is in my opinion too risky to use a VPN, even if the website does not specifically mention VPN's or your country as prohibited.  I am pretty sure just the fact that you are gambling from a restricted country is enough for the casino to trigger actions against you.  Whether that is KYC or they are seizing your money, who cares.  You are doomed anyway.

Your VPN or country may not be specifically mentioned in their Terms of Service, but there definitely is a term against illegal actions and yours could be deemed just that way.  So by using a casino in a prohibited country you are just calling for your funds to be 'seized' (stolen) by them at any given time.

-
Regards,
PrivacyG

Not just that, but if his country's government anyhow gets to know that he is gambling his funds on websites that are banned/blocked, then he'll either be jailed or be charged "n" times more against the amount he won on that website. It's better to do it the pro way by setting some apps that will be useful in this (and especially do it on websites where KYC is not needed at all) so that if you specifically use a device, you won't be traced so easily.

Honestly, people are really just too paranoid when it comes to this which they do really tend to avoid as much as they could which they could still possibly play if they wanted to without being traced.

Some ISP does really have that dynamic IP which means that even if you do make use of VPN then there's no way that they could trace you up, as long you didnt really comply out some verification
or documents then you could really still consider as safe.

We know that accessing sites with VPN and if that site does prohibit the use, then make sure that you had able to bare up the risk once
you had decided on making up a deposit. Possibilities is always there so better to make yourself able to accept if ever your get caught.

Nobody in this world is untouched of gambling because everyone loves making money through shortcuts and gambling is just one of those ways. But, you'll only do what OP is saying, if you're just too much addicted to it and maybe "can't even live without it". That's one of the major reasons people don't stop doing it and will go beyond what it takes to do it.

[noormcs5]

First of all I don't think it will gonna worked to all locations or all websites.  Because already this process is not working on my PC. And many are calling it risky and I would also agree with them.  Because  it may could be against the terms and conditions of gambling sites, maybe they are escaping it in case of small transactions.  But when someone gets a big amount of reward or makes a big investment , they can suspend or block the account if they want.  So I think it will be best to avoid these tricks.

Yes, i don't know why we are making things too complicated here

First of all, check if the gambling term and conditions allows your country. Once you are in the allowed list, check whether use of VPN is allowed .If VPN is allowed, you may use VPN.

However do NOT use VPN if,

1) Your country has blocked gambling sites

2) The gambling site prohibit players from your country

3) The gambling site prohibit the use of gambling

[DoublerHunter]

As I wanted, this method really helped me open it, without having to use a paid VPN, I just tried opening binance, MetaMask, and casino sites, all of them can be accessed according to what I wanted from before, thanks in advance for the OP who provided this Information, I hope the information you provide is useful for everyone who has difficulty in this matter...

^This way, you have already violated the terms and regulation which is punishable by them, just be careful depositing fund that will probably you will not able to cash them out. It seems like you are still using VPN which I think using VPN is much better than this. I will not force myself to use a gambling casino that prohibits me to gamble, there are too many of them and sure there are also a lot of them that I can able to play and access the gambling casino without using this proxy on DNS.This trick could be useful if you want to visit only the site but if it involves money, it is very risky that will probably your account will be suspended.

[Stedsm]

--snip--

3) The gambling site prohibit the use of gambling

Seriously?
I mean, how can a "gambling" site prohibit the use of gambling
They can stop you or freeze your account later if they come to know that you're coming from a place where your 1st and 2nd point is considered, but I really don't get the 3rd one. If you're selling a sandwich on street, would you "stop" some specific person not to eat your sandwich just because you don't want to let him eat it?

[romero121]

First of all I don't think it will gonna worked to all locations or all websites.  Because already this process is not working on my PC. And many are calling it risky and I would also agree with them.  Because  it may could be against the terms and conditions of gambling sites, maybe they are escaping it in case of small transactions.  But when someone gets a big amount of reward or makes a big investment , they can suspend or block the account if they want.  So I think it will be best to avoid these tricks.

Yes, i don't know why we are making things too complicated here

First of all, check if the gambling term and conditions allows your country. Once you are in the allowed list, check whether use of VPN is allowed .If VPN is allowed, you may use VPN.

However do NOT use VPN if,

1) Your country has blocked gambling sites

2) The gambling site prohibit players from your country

3) The gambling site prohibit the use of gambling

The addiction and getting used to it is the prime reason why people look for alternate ways to gamble using VPN and other services. As suggested it is good to go with the rules framed by the country's government. In some countries it is considered a crime. In UAE the fine for using VPN for illegally could lead a fine upto $5.5k, if caught. So sticking to the rules is good than taking big risks for enjoyment.

[lovesmayfamilis]

If a casino prohibits users from visiting its site, changing the IP address and even the DNS may not always help.
Pmalek is absolutely right that changing the IP address will only help if the user has never violated the rules of the casino. In all other cases, such sites have an anti-fraud system that includes many means of detecting fraudulent actions on the part of customers, in particular, user fingerprints. And it's not just about changing the IP. Anyone who wants to return to the casino after its ban will have to work hard to bypass the anti-fraud system.
Here you can find out by how many parameters you can be observed on the site if you once decide to create multi-accounts

https://seon.io/resources/browser-fingerprinting/

[khaled0111]

--snip--

3) The gambling site prohibit the use of gambling

Seriously?
I mean, how can a "gambling" site prohibit the use of gambling

I think it's a mistake and he meant to say: "the gambling website prohibits the use of VPNs" not gambling.
Casinos do no allow the use of VPNs because they know they are mostly used to circumvent their geo-restrictions or to cheat with multiple accounts.
Another point, if gambling is prohibited in your country then better not to play on online casinos even if your country is not on their list of restricted countries.

[decodx]

If a casino prohibits users from visiting its site, changing the IP address and even the DNS may not always help.
Pmalek is absolutely right that changing the IP address will only help if the user has never violated the rules of the casino. In all other cases, such sites have an anti-fraud system that includes many means of detecting fraudulent actions on the part of customers, in particular, user fingerprints. And it's not just about changing the IP. Anyone who wants to return to the casino after its ban will have to work hard to bypass the anti-fraud system.
Here you can find out by how many parameters you can be observed on the site if you once decide to create multi-accounts

https://seon.io/resources/browser-fingerprinting/

That's right. Many online casinos have methods of identifying users that the average user is not aware of. For example, one of the most popular methods is the use of browser fingerprints, which are created based on a variety of parameters that include information on the device and its settings. This technology allows casinos to identify the user's browser and, based on its features and settings, perform a detailed analysis of its behavior. The casino can use this data to identify you as an existing user or not.

However, it is by no means the only way to go about this. There are also other technologies that casinos use to identify users. For example, some casinos create their own fingerprinting methods that allow them to track the user's behavior on their site and in all of the games they offer. This allows them to determine whether or not you have previously played at their casino before. While these methods may not be as effective as browser fingerprinting, they are still effective enough for online casinos to use them as part of their security procedures.

[Desmong]

One of perfect solution to your doubt is; Ask the gambling site, If they allow you to use DNS then continue it, but when they don't allow you to use it, then don't argue or reciprocal to use it, because you will be got banned and you can't appeal because the rules clearly forbid it.
The big problem between the user and the gambling site right now is the misunderstanding where will we can find many cases here and out there.

That's not a solution. If the gambling site forbid your country on their site, then don't try to change anything, especially if the site must do KYC first before you can make withdrawal. Most of people don't aware about this, and just deposit their money without read the rules or use VPN to bypass the site. But in the end, they regret it because they can't WD their money.

Best solution is, don't try to fake/bypass if your country is got banned from any site.

I make clear the statement above which mean we (gambler must follow the rule), so if forbidden don't force to use it.
If the website forbids the user because a restricted country even if allow use DNS, don't brave to try it because you will get banned.
If the website doesn't allow you to use DNS even don't have a restricted country, same, you will get banned.

My statement above is just to make a clear and ask properly to support and screenshot it.

The best use of VPN in a gambling site is when your country has prohibited gambling and you want to access gambling anonymously. The government may have blocked the gambling URLs and you may use VPN to access those sites.

If on the other hand, gambling site has banned your country, then using VPN may not be helpful as one day you will face difficulty in withdrawing and you won't be able to do KYC if you live in a gambling site ban country list.

Many countries prohibited some gambling platforms especially in am advanced countries that has strong rules and law enforcement that cam block any gambling platform. There are many vpn to use but most of these VPN can be very frustrating if we end up in a dead track. VPN can be very helpful sin some countries that has strict laws.

[worldofcoins]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

I highly do not recommend anyone to try any of such tricks as this may result in permanent blocking and loss of money in yours.
Additionally, almost every website has mentioned not using any proxy or VPN, so please avoid doing such acts.

[Awaklara]

I highly do not recommend anyone to try any of such tricks as this may result in permanent blocking and loss of money in yours.
Additionally, almost every website has mentioned not using any proxy or VPN, so please avoid doing such acts.

if for those who just want to have fun, I think it's fine to use it. As long as you don't make large withdrawals, the casino won't pay too much attention to it.
because most casinos have notified several countries that they are not allowed to play in their casinos. using a VPN or proxy will result in account suspension. the most important thing is that the players already know it all.
I have contacted support from a gambling platform in this forum which does prohibit VPN use. I made a small deposit and played. I asked about VPN, and they clearly said it's forbidden. but I can continue the game at my own risk. but they didn't block my account.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

  -  To be honest, I doubt the tutorial that @OP made. Since I have been using the chrome browser for several years and I have not changed anything in its settings until now I have not seen any problems with my browsing using Chrome.

So please don't be offended by what I said OP, then if your country is not banned then for sure you will be able to browse freely where you don't need to use a VPN. Also, if you ever need a VPN because of the country you belong to, maybe it's more recommendable to use a VPN with a monthly fee, it's just an opinion rather than the thing you showed in your illustration.

[seoincorporation]

There is a problem with  OP's tutorial. Maybe it will work to avoid getting locked while try to login, but when we open our account in those services we select the country, and if that country is banned in the platform then we will not be able to do withdrawals. That's why this trick should work to join to out account, but not to recover our money.

[ethereumhunter]

Many countries prohibited some gambling platforms especially in am advanced countries that has strong rules and law enforcement that cam block any gambling platform. There are many vpn to use but most of these VPN can be very frustrating if we end up in a dead track. VPN can be very helpful sin some countries that has strict laws.

When they find that their country prohibits gambling but still want to try gambling, they will look for ways to play online gambling and a VPN is one of their choices in opening access to the world of gambling. But it's best before we gamble we have to confirm the rules of each casino because maybe some casinos still allow people to play gambling at that casino as long as they are not on the list of countries that are prohibited from visiting the casino. But if your country is on the list of countries prohibited by the casino rules, you really are prohibited from playing there.

[virasisog]

There is a problem with  OP's tutorial. Maybe it will work to avoid getting locked while try to login, but when we open our account in those services we select the country, and if that country is banned in the platform then we will not be able to do withdrawals. That's why this trick should work to join to our account, but not to recover our money.

Trying this trick in gambling-prohibited countries will only work when we try to log in but we'll surely have trouble during the withdrawal which may put our funds on hold. It would be better to use VPN so we'll never put our funds at risk. We should be skeptical about trying out gambling casinos especially if we have deposited and wagered huge sums of money to avoid having our funds locked in the end.

[khaled0111]

  -  To be honest, I doubt the tutorial that @OP made. Since I have been using the chrome browser for several years and I have not changed anything in its settings until now I have not seen any problems with my browsing using Chrome.

I think you misunderstood the OP. Changing the DNS will be useful only if the website you are trying to access is blocked by you country's internet services provider (ISP). If it's the other way around, and it's the website which is blocking the access from your country, then this won't work. Changing the DNS won't change your IP, so it doesn't help in circumvent the geo-blocking imposed by the website. This is were you need to use a VPN: to get an IP from another country.
But I wouldn't recommend any of the above if you don't want to lose your money.

[Dunamisx]

For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?

I also support this advise on finding alternative to access a gambling site, VPN is meant to evade sanction placed by some sitesdobhave a routine check on users that have byepass such ban and this is almost one of the reasons why some gamblers complain of account being blocked or denial made on their withdrawals from their casino account, once a suspicious activity is noticed such user account is marked and some functions becomes unavailable because by then they will be wondering if you could achieve that what gives them assurance that you wouldn't have been manipulating their system in other ways, that's why the first thing gambling sites do is to block your withdrawal function once you're a suspect.

[BitcoinAccepted]

It is quite easy to access a gambling site through a VPN. However, the use of a VPN is increasingly not allowed by a gambling site. I would therefore especially read the general terms and conditions carefully. You also have quite advanced gambling sites that even block a VPN address. If you come from a country where gambling is not allowed, or from a country that is not allowed in the terms and conditions, I would be very careful with a VPN. There are many sites that will perform a KYC, and then they will most likely confiscate your winnings. You should also ask yourself why you would like to use a VPN.

[EarnOnVictor]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

I highly do not recommend anyone to try any of such tricks as this may result in permanent blocking and loss of money in yours.
Additionally, almost every website has mentioned not using any proxy or VPN, so please avoid doing such acts.

You have given a good recommendation, it's not a wise idea to be going against the rules of any company. It might not always be easy for these companies to know exactly that VPN is being used, especially when the VPN is very strong, but it is better to generally avoid it to avoid causing trouble for ourselves. A person like me would always be bothered if my account would not get blocked through that act, so it is better for me not to use it to keep my mind at rest.

[redsun114]

There is a problem with  OP's tutorial. Maybe it will work to avoid getting locked while try to login, but when we open our account in those services we select the country, and if that country is banned in the platform then we will not be able to do withdrawals. That's why this trick should work to join to our account, but not to recover our money.

Trying this trick in gambling-prohibited countries will only work when we try to log in but we'll surely have trouble during the withdrawal which may put our funds on hold. It would be better to use VPN so we'll never put our funds at risk. We should be skeptical about trying out gambling casinos especially if we have deposited and wagered huge sums of money to avoid having our funds locked in the end.

Using a VPN can still put you at risk because afaik, VPN on some gambling sites are not allowed. Before we gamble we usually check first the rules of that casino and if we have already deposited and wagered huge sums, it simply means that our country is fully allowed so there is no need to mess around with our browser settings or do what the op is suggested or even use a VPN as it will only put your account in danger.

There is no point of signing up and then logging in when you can't depo and withdraw but maybe some will still try it because they are curious if what is the casino looks like, because there are casinos that doesn't let you access the homepage without logging in first.

[Blowon]

There is a problem with  OP's tutorial. Maybe it will work to avoid getting locked while try to login, but when we open our account in those services we select the country, and if that country is banned in the platform then we will not be able to do withdrawals. That's why this trick should work to join to our account, but not to recover our money.

Trying this trick in gambling-prohibited countries will only work when we try to log in but we'll surely have trouble during the withdrawal which may put our funds on hold. It would be better to use VPN so we'll never put our funds at risk. We should be skeptical about trying out gambling casinos especially if we have deposited and wagered huge sums of money to avoid having our funds locked in the end.

Using a VPN can still put you at risk because afaik, VPN on some gambling sites are not allowed. Before we gamble we usually check first the rules of that casino and if we have already deposited and wagered huge sums, it simply means that our country is fully allowed so there is no need to mess around with our browser settings or do what the op is suggested or even use a VPN as it will only put your account in danger.

There is no point of signing up and then logging in when you can't depo and withdraw but maybe some will still try it because they are curious if what is the casino looks like, because there are casinos that doesn't let you access the homepage without logging in first.

I used to use VPN a lot and tried various casinos and it worked even though in my country it was strictly forbidden to play gambling, I set the country that would be my IP address so I chose a country that was not blocked, my experience when using a VPN was never a problem, the longer I'm getting scared and I'm using DNS for now

[Dunamisx]

Why i also have doubt in this is that would it always requires the use of VPN everytime the user want to access the gambling site or it's a one time pass application, because I've got alot of experience with using VPN is sometimes turn to be a big disappointment at the end because whenever there's an interruption in connection it cut the access from their main server and thinks it's a scam or phishing attempt for an attack not knowing it's a bridge you had with the von internet connectivity, this makes it more risky because alot of things can be at stake here placing the gambler's account on some restrictions.

[stomachgrowls]

There is a problem with  OP's tutorial. Maybe it will work to avoid getting locked while try to login, but when we open our account in those services we select the country, and if that country is banned in the platform then we will not be able to do withdrawals. That's why this trick should work to join to our account, but not to recover our money.

Trying this trick in gambling-prohibited countries will only work when we try to log in but we'll surely have trouble during the withdrawal which may put our funds on hold. It would be better to use VPN so we'll never put our funds at risk. We should be skeptical about trying out gambling casinos especially if we have deposited and wagered huge sums of money to avoid having our funds locked in the end.

Using a VPN can still put you at risk because afaik, VPN on some gambling sites are not allowed. Before we gamble we usually check first the rules of that casino and if we have already deposited and wagered huge sums, it simply means that our country is fully allowed so there is no need to mess around with our browser settings or do what the op is suggested or even use a VPN as it will only put your account in danger.

There is no point of signing up and then logging in when you can't depo and withdraw but maybe some will still try it because they are curious if what is the casino looks like, because there are casinos that doesn't let you access the homepage without logging in first.

I used to use VPN a lot and tried various casinos and it worked even though in my country it was strictly forbidden to play gambling, I set the country that would be my IP address so I chose a country that was not blocked, my experience when using a VPN was never a problem, the longer I'm getting scared and I'm using DNS for now

Using up DNS or VPN wouldnt really be that just different as long you are accessing on a site which your country is restricted then you cant really go away with such risk for those
funds to be blocked or locked into your account.
Just like you, there are really that moments which i do really want or like to play up badly on a site specially if it do looks interesting but unfortunately i've been blocked
due to countries laws and regulation.
Once you do make out deposits and you know that you've been blocked but you force it out, then you do know the consequences that lies ahead.

[Sarah Azhari]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

I highly do not recommend anyone to try any of such tricks as this may result in permanent blocking and loss of money in yours.
Additionally, almost every website has mentioned not using any proxy or VPN, so please avoid doing such acts.

You have given a good recommendation, it's not a wise idea to be going against the rules of any company. It might not always be easy for these companies to know exactly that VPN is being used, especially when the VPN is very strong, but it is better to generally avoid it to avoid causing trouble for ourselves. A person like me would always be bothered if my account would not get blocked through that act, so it is better for me not to use it to keep my mind at rest.

I still don't know why many people don't know the meaning of DNS, I still don't know why many people don't know the different between DNS and VPN?. I don't mentioned VPN, I don't mentioned people to hide the IP address. the people here have to know DNS not hide your IP address, it's different with VPN.

I has mentioned above, if you are still doubt, you have to asking your site if allowed to change DNS, just simple like that.

[CryptSafe]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

[QueenVera]

This is a nice hack but the truth be told that, even most of this apps and sites always states it very clear that VPNs proxy's and others shouldn't be used in their sites and anyone indulging in this act should be doing so at it's own risk.
I see no reasons why people would want to go through back doors and risking things when especially hard earned money is involved and when this accounts get banned, you be the first to run to the forum seeking for advice and labelling the sites as scam.
The only reason one should use a back door is possibly to compare those apps and sites not available in their countries to those available in their country and anything outside that should be done at ones risk.

[piebeyb]

This is a nice hack but the truth be told that mait if this apps and sites always states it very clear that VPNs proxy's and others shouldn't be used in their sites and anyone indulging in this act should be doing so at it's own risk.
I see no reasons why people would want to go through back doors and risking things when especially hard earned money is involved and when this accounts get banned, you be the first to run to the forum seeking for advice and labelling the sites as scam.
The only reason one should use a back door is possibly to compare those apps and sites not available in their countries to those available in their country and anything outside that should be done at ones risk.

the method given by the OP seems safe and I also don't support using a proxy or vpn because it's risky with hacking maybe or worse, in my country if we use the internet which is not non government I think it's quite safe everything can be accessed but if you use the internet those who work with the government will be blocked, but actually what the OP said about binance seems like binance has provided sites with other domains to access if binance.com is blocked

[Alphie12]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

Sportsbet and Binance will take your money if they KYC. Don't play from a banned country.

[EarnOnVictor]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com

I highly do not recommend anyone to try any of such tricks as this may result in permanent blocking and loss of money in yours.
Additionally, almost every website has mentioned not using any proxy or VPN, so please avoid doing such acts.

You have given a good recommendation, it's not a wise idea to be going against the rules of any company. It might not always be easy for these companies to know exactly that VPN is being used, especially when the VPN is very strong, but it is better to generally avoid it to avoid causing trouble for ourselves. A person like me would always be bothered if my account would not get blocked through that act, so it is better for me not to use it to keep my mind at rest.

I still don't know why many people don't know the meaning of DNS, I still don't know why many people don't know the different between DNS and VPN?. I don't mentioned VPN, I don't mentioned people to hide the IP address. the people here have to know DNS not hide your IP address, it's different with VPN.

I has mentioned above, if you are still doubt, you have to asking your site if allowed to change DNS, just simple like that.

As you can see, I did not reply to you directly, I only copied you so that your attention could be on our replies. My own concern is generally on access settings which might put the user in trouble if care is not taken, and this is majorly about VPN, but not limited to it. And what you are trying to express might be about the DNS, but some companies are strict with any changes and would use any opportunity to deprive anyone of their money. So extra care is needed so that they will not have a legal means of blocking our accounts. That's my plight either VPN, DNS etc.

[maydna]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

But there are also some of my friends who can't access Binance because the IP from the internet provider is blocking the site but in the end, many of them use a VPN or change their DNS IP. This gives them the flexibility to access Binance and other sites, including gambling sites so they can immediately play there. But for gambling sites that don't allow VPN use, we shouldn't try to violate them because the risk is losing our account so we can't play at the casino. There are still many casinos that we can access without using a VPN but if your country prohibits gambling, you shouldn't violate it either.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

But there are also some of my friends who can't access Binance because the IP from the internet provider is blocking the site but in the end, many of them use a VPN or change their DNS IP. This gives them the flexibility to access Binance and other sites, including gambling sites so they can immediately play there. But for gambling sites that don't allow VPN use, we shouldn't try to violate them because the risk is losing our account so we can't play at the casino. There are still many casinos that we can access without using a VPN but if your country prohibits gambling, you shouldn't violate it either.

Then the question now would be, "if I am in a country that prohibits gambling and I really wanna gamble, what should I do?".
Well, sincerely, I personally think it is wrong for countries not enact such laws, that will restrict the citizens from doing the things they love, that also does not bring harm to their neighbors or the country itself.
There was a time my country banned Twitter last year, nobody in the country was able to access Twitter normally, reason was that Jack deleted a tweet from the president of my country, it got to a stage, no body could hold it any more, citizens started using VPN to access Twitter, even several government officials were caught accessing Twitter through the use of VPN..

Instead of completely banning gambling, the country should rather find a way to discourage its citizens from gambling, outrightly banning will make those who really want to gamble look for ways to, and VPN is one of them. P

[nara1892]

Then the question now would be, "if I am in a country that prohibits gambling and I really wanna gamble, what should I do?".
Well, sincerely, I personally think it is wrong for countries not enact such laws, that will restrict the citizens from doing the things they love, that also does not bring harm to their neighbors or the country itself.
There was a time my country banned Twitter last year, nobody in the country was able to access Twitter normally, reason was that Jack deleted a tweet from the president of my country, it got to a stage, no body could hold it any more, citizens started using VPN to access Twitter, even several government officials were caught accessing Twitter through the use of VPN..

Instead of completely banning gambling, the country should rather find a way to discourage its citizens from gambling, outrightly banning will make those who really want to gamble look for ways to, and VPN is one of them. P

It is difficult to do what is prohibited there but even if that is the case there is still a way and indeed a VPN is still one solution.
In my country there are several gambling sites that are indeed prohibited but strangely only for some network providers that prohibit it. I felt this way when I used the old network provider so I was advised to use another provider and finally I was able to access again.
So from this I came to know that even if the government prohibits such as gambling or some sites that are not allowed, but this can still be overcome so I feel as long as there is a loophole, it is still possible to use this.

[Hamphser]

Then the question now would be, "if I am in a country that prohibits gambling and I really wanna gamble, what should I do?".
Well, sincerely, I personally think it is wrong for countries not enact such laws, that will restrict the citizens from doing the things they love, that also does not bring harm to their neighbors or the country itself.
There was a time my country banned Twitter last year, nobody in the country was able to access Twitter normally, reason was that Jack deleted a tweet from the president of my country, it got to a stage, no body could hold it any more, citizens started using VPN to access Twitter, even several government officials were caught accessing Twitter through the use of VPN..

Instead of completely banning gambling, the country should rather find a way to discourage its citizens from gambling, outrightly banning will make those who really want to gamble look for ways to, and VPN is one of them. P

It is difficult to do what is prohibited there but even if that is the case there is still a way and indeed a VPN is still one solution.
In my country there are several gambling sites that are indeed prohibited but strangely only for some network providers that prohibit it. I felt this way when I used the old network provider so I was advised to use another provider and finally I was able to access again.
So from this I came to know that even if the government prohibits such as gambling or some sites that are not allowed, but this can still be overcome so I feel as long as there is a loophole, it is still possible to use this.

A little bit awkward situation or odd one which certain providers does really have different approach on sites which had been restricted or blocked? How it can be possible that government would just miss out those
certain providers for them not to apply into that certain law or regulation? If thats the case then they dont really have the rights on suing or penalizing considering that it is really a negligence on their part i shall say.
If you do able to access a site then there's should be no problem but if you are doing this via VPN or even that DNS it wont really still give out assurance that you are completely safe on getting busted.
Well, i had  the same experience too on using vpn but im making myself aware that if i get caught then its over for my funds that been deposited on a site.
I cant just accept nor afford to give up some KYc for the sake of my fund retrieval on a gambling site unless if its a significant amount then it would really be depending.

[Sarah Azhari]

Sportsbet and Binance will take your money if they KYC. Don't play from a banned country.

If you search here that many gambling sites aren't banned and aren't list your country, but you can't access the site. I just create a solution for this what else if your country isn't banned also the gambling site. I mentioned Sportsbet is just for example, so if that site already list your country as restricted, don't brave to register if you ready to lost it.

[Obari]

If it is banned the it is banned no need trying to cut corners especially with applications or sites that involves money.
If there is a ban on a site or app in a country, there are strict rules and regulations against the use of VPNs and proxy's on the site as this is very risky for a player when trying to dela with cash on it except you're just trying to surf round the app to possibly compare it to tye available ones in your country.
Most times, casinos always get to ask for KYC either during registration or during deposit or during withdrawal, whatever way one must have to provide a KYC and if you're using a VPN or proxy, your account might be blocked and banned without any consideration if the available funds in it.
My advice is fir people to always stay clear of such casinos banned in their country

[Xxmodded]

I have little step for access to gambling site without used VPN, I don't think this secure or not based on several gambling website have term of service not possibility for using VPN because this step I used can access all site blocked in my country when using local IP. I think have several option for accessing to gambling site not only with my step changed DNS on google chrome setting but also you can use Opera Mini, UC and TOR browser because all site blocked by your government can open without used VPN.

But if used chrome you can access by changing DNS to public and here little step you can do, first opening setting and later check privacy and security, scroll down you get DNS source and can used with public DNS for accessing site blocked not only with gambling but also Binance exchange blocked at several countries can open.

[Wiwo]

will we have to take it for granted?
some people are getting curious if the site being banned and try to use vpn to open it. i make it simple to not waste money to buy a VPN service

The negative response you are getting from this is not a sign 9f taking this for granted and you should not take it that way, having to change the IP just to access a site is not too good a thing to do since there are many risks associated with that e.g the risk of getting your details exposed to hackers via cloud flare and also not being able to verify your account since you access the site through proxy IP different from your original IP.
If it is just to visit and browse through the website that is ok accessing with this changed IP, but when it comes to creating an account with Sportsbet, or binance you may have a problem doing that most especially with Binance which is a KYC compliance exchange. Getting the account verified will become impossible since you are from a restricted region so your ID will not be accepted. Sportsbet may likely give you an access but ultimately you will still run into a problem in the future when the casino will demand for KYC verification in the long run, then you may be unable t9 get access to your account and all the balance on it will be locked out. So on a general note, I will suggest you avoid any website that is restricted to your country and focus on those websites you can access without regional restriction.

[Strongkored]

If it is banned the it is banned no need trying to cut corners especially with applications or sites that involves money.
If there is a ban on a site or app in a country, there are strict rules and regulations against the use of VPNs and proxy's on the site as this is very risky for a player when trying to dela with cash on it except you're just trying to surf round the app to possibly compare it to tye available ones in your country.
Most times, casinos always get to ask for KYC either during registration or during deposit or during withdrawal, whatever way one must have to provide a KYC and if you're using a VPN or proxy, your account might be blocked and banned without any consideration if the available funds in it.
My advice is fir people to always stay clear of such casinos banned in their country

You will definitely feel strange if you know the fact that my country is not on the list that is prohibited on many gambling sites, but oddly enough, almost all Internet Service Providers ban it, maybe it's just a matter of time until I'm really can't use online gambling sites, and the method Op presented can be a solution to be able to keep playing even though I would still prefer a VPN because it's easier to work with. Regarding online gambling sites that prohibit the use of VPNs or any means to bypass area restrictions, it would be better for players not to use these gambling sites and looking for another. But what's good about the casino where I play is that they have a mirror site so there's no problem accessing it even with a real IP.

[maydna]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

But there are also some of my friends who can't access Binance because the IP from the internet provider is blocking the site but in the end, many of them use a VPN or change their DNS IP. This gives them the flexibility to access Binance and other sites, including gambling sites so they can immediately play there. But for gambling sites that don't allow VPN use, we shouldn't try to violate them because the risk is losing our account so we can't play at the casino. There are still many casinos that we can access without using a VPN but if your country prohibits gambling, you shouldn't violate it either.

Then the question now would be, "if I am in a country that prohibits gambling and I really wanna gamble, what should I do?".
Well, sincerely, I personally think it is wrong for countries not enact such laws, that will restrict the citizens from doing the things they love, that also does not bring harm to their neighbors or the country itself.
There was a time my country banned Twitter last year, nobody in the country was able to access Twitter normally, reason was that Jack deleted a tweet from the president of my country, it got to a stage, no body could hold it any more, citizens started using VPN to access Twitter, even several government officials were caught accessing Twitter through the use of VPN..

Instead of completely banning gambling, the country should rather find a way to discourage its citizens from gambling, outrightly banning will make those who really want to gamble look for ways to, and VPN is one of them. P

Using a VPN is a solution to be still able to access sites that our country has blocked. Hopefully, our government will not look for citizens who already use VPNs, especially if they only use VPNs to access gambling. The government could block access to any site they want, but with VPNs easily available, that ban is unlikely to be of much use.

I also agree with finding ways to prevent citizens from gambling, but it won't be easy, especially if they have been gambling for a long time and use offline casinos to gamble. They switch to online casinos simply because they are prohibited from gambling, while many want to continue gambling. Maybe providing them with an understanding of the dangers of gambling is one of the solutions that they can give to their citizens.

[piebeyb]

I have little step for access to gambling site without used VPN, I don't think this secure or not based on several gambling website have term of service not possibility for using VPN because this step I used can access all site blocked in my country when using local IP. I think have several option for accessing to gambling site not only with my step changed DNS on google chrome setting but also you can use Opera Mini, UC and TOR browser because all site blocked by your government can open without used VPN.

But if used chrome you can access by changing DNS to public and here little step you can do, first opening setting and later check privacy and security, scroll down you get DNS source and can used with public DNS for accessing site blocked not only with gambling but also Binance exchange blocked at several countries can open.

your method has been explained in front of the thread by the OP, this method is actually quite safe than using a VPN, but usually using non-government internet you can still access casino sites as well as binance but if you use an internet connected to the government I think we won't be able to easily access casino sites and crypto exchanges even though in my country crypto is not banned anymore

[BlackRexuz]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

But there are also some of my friends who can't access Binance because the IP from the internet provider is blocking the site but in the end, many of them use a VPN or change their DNS IP. This gives them the flexibility to access Binance and other sites, including gambling sites so they can immediately play there. But for gambling sites that don't allow VPN use, we shouldn't try to violate them because the risk is losing our account so we can't play at the casino. There are still many casinos that we can access without using a VPN but if your country prohibits gambling, you shouldn't violate it either.

Usually the presentation of the provider used by your friend does not support accessing the site, if your friend is afraid to use a prepaid or free VPN at once or can use the method presented by Op, you can, but the risk returns to those who use all of it, but if want to be safe or whatever, your friend can find or change internet provider providers that can support, all sites, be it gambling or exchange, indeed there are some providers that block some of these sites for certain reasons, but everyone just switches to other providers, in order to find safety...

[bitvalak]

In my country most gambling sites are blocked and I have to access them using a VPN.  Sorry in advance, I don't really like the tutorial you give, because I'm a person who doesn't want to be complicated so I prefer to subscribe to a VPN, there are many that have cheap subscription fees and don't spend your money on daily living expenses.  Even if you think subscribing to a VPN is still too heavy or expensive, then download a free VPN, there are many in the Playstore and in the Appstore.

[Alisha-k]

In my country most gambling sites are blocked and I have to access them using a VPN.  Sorry in advance, I don't really like the tutorial you give, because I'm a person who doesn't want to be complicated so I prefer to subscribe to a VPN, there are many that have cheap subscription fees and don't spend your money on daily living expenses.  Even if you think subscribing to a VPN is still too heavy or expensive, then download a free VPN, there are many in the Playstore and in the Appstore.

What if the VPN get infected by malware. Also consider the possibility of having a slow connection. OP's suggestion is safe free VPNs are the most vulnerable to attacks. Cloudflare doesn't have any risky feature instead it improves the security, performance and reliability of the informations  connected to the web. This information on how to access blocked gambling sites in restricted countries without VPN is safe because this process only reverses the proxy

[erep]

In my country most gambling sites are blocked and I have to access them using a VPN.  Sorry in advance, I don't really like the tutorial you give, because I'm a person who doesn't want to be complicated so I prefer to subscribe to a VPN, there are many that have cheap subscription fees and don't spend your money on daily living expenses.  Even if you think subscribing to a VPN is still too heavy or expensive, then download a free VPN, there are many in the Playstore and in the Appstore.

Actually the main discussion above is very easy to use because you only need to replace the existing DNS in the chrome browser but that method doesn't work anymore in my location because the provider has been updated to limit access using Cloudflare DNS, so I added a VPN extension to access sites that are blocked by the government but using access using VPN or DNS may be very risky and even some gambling platforms have banned using VPN in terms and conditions.

[Fatunad]

In my country most gambling sites are blocked and I have to access them using a VPN.  Sorry in advance, I don't really like the tutorial you give, because I'm a person who doesn't want to be complicated so I prefer to subscribe to a VPN, there are many that have cheap subscription fees and don't spend your money on daily living expenses.  Even if you think subscribing to a VPN is still too heavy or expensive, then download a free VPN, there are many in the Playstore and in the Appstore.

Actually the main discussion above is very easy to use because you only need to replace the existing DNS in the chrome browser but that method doesn't work anymore in my location because the provider has been updated to limit access using Cloudflare DNS, so I added a VPN extension to access sites that are blocked by the government but using access using VPN or DNS may be very risky and even some gambling platforms have banned using VPN in terms and conditions.

Why would forcing yourself on using up VPN or DNS if you had been restricted on a site? It would really be understandable that they would be banning or blocking you since you had
violated their terms and conditions.Just like the rest been saying that there are lots of options and choices that we could have on this market on where you could really be able to
play on sites which doesnt have restrictions.It is really just no sense if you do go oppose on those terms but there are still people who are really that
do love on playing with fire or risks.

[maydna]

I see you mentioned that binance banned in your country. Well binance is not a gambling site but rather, a Crypto currency exchange organization where one can trade and do exchange Crypto but not gambling site. If using a public WiFi, one needs to be careful in this case as most are tapped and if you are in a country that has a law already in place against gambling, you better stay clear of can not device a means of handling it yourself than getting a third party to setting up the process for your consumptions and if you are a new bee in the system, you had better get it clear first before giving it a shot as it is risky out there to getting yourself into a situation you cannot remedy with utmost timely response if there be any chance that you might or are likely caught.

But there are also some of my friends who can't access Binance because the IP from the internet provider is blocking the site but in the end, many of them use a VPN or change their DNS IP. This gives them the flexibility to access Binance and other sites, including gambling sites so they can immediately play there. But for gambling sites that don't allow VPN use, we shouldn't try to violate them because the risk is losing our account so we can't play at the casino. There are still many casinos that we can access without using a VPN but if your country prohibits gambling, you shouldn't violate it either.

Usually the presentation of the provider used by your friend does not support accessing the site, if your friend is afraid to use a prepaid or free VPN at once or can use the method presented by Op, you can, but the risk returns to those who use all of it, but if want to be safe or whatever, your friend can find or change internet provider providers that can support, all sites, be it gambling or exchange, indeed there are some providers that block some of these sites for certain reasons, but everyone just switches to other providers, in order to find safety...

We can use the methods many other members give, but we have to check with each casino whether it is allowed or prohibited. Ask the casino directly through a support service can be done so that there are no misunderstandings from us which will result in blocking our accounts. But if you want to use a VPN, buy a paid VPN to have more IP choices. But it's better if you don't try to gamble if your country prohibits it or the casino has regulations prohibiting people from countries on their blacklist from visiting their casino.

[Desmong]

I hope you know that this will not always work on some crypto casinos that you can see on the internet. There are some crypto casinos that has strong scanning tools that can flitter where you are and from where you are using there website. Unless they don't want to bother you and just want you to keep playing there since you are adding to there traffics which can be very important to them to make more money.

[Ebede]

I hope you know that this will not always work on some crypto casinos that you can see on the internet. There are some crypto casinos that has strong scanning tools that can flitter where you are and from where you are using there website. Unless they don't want to bother you and just want you to keep playing there since you are adding to there traffics which can be very important to them to make more money.

If that is correct so what is the need of having a strong VPN, the essence of having VPN is to make sure that you have access some website freely without anything if they should do have a very big micro chips or monitor, whatever you are doing with the website under avpn so all those days is not something that I can accept that particular platform with its protector of technology can as well break npvn to know where the person is registering from

[dothebeats]

I hope you know that this will not always work on some crypto casinos that you can see on the internet. There are some crypto casinos that has strong scanning tools that can flitter where you are and from where you are using there website. Unless they don't want to bother you and just want you to keep playing there since you are adding to there traffics which can be very important to them to make more money.

The latter sentence is what's actually happening. They don't want to track you, they just want you to deposit and spend your money in their platform as much as possible. The only time they'll bother you is when you start winning too much and you're taking more than what you're putting inside the casino. Most of the time they'll turn a blind eye on you for using VPNs to bypass restrictions. I've seen it happen a lot and I don't think that changed even up to now.

[Nrcewker]

Sportsbet and Binance will take your money if they KYC. Don't play from a banned country.

If you search here that many gambling sites aren't banned and aren't list your country, but you can't access the site. I just create a solution for this what else if your country isn't banned also the gambling site. I mentioned Sportsbet is just for example, so if that site already list your country as restricted, don't brave to register if you ready to lost it.

Its always safe to avoid the sites which are blocked, and specifically if you are depositing your money in it. As the site is not officially accessible, so you illegally accepting the site by some illegal means. This might trigger your ISP and might lead to legal trouble against you. Also as you are accessing the site through illegal means, this will also trigger the site’s security system, and they will block your account with your funds. So it’s always advised, don’t take unnecessary risks when there is involved of hard earned capital.

[Uzairjutt275]

My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?

1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com


 

You can you use VPN, proxy or any other hosts then you can access in these site like Binance or Sportsnet.io then you can use these site. But it is too risky and also these site is banned in your country and aslo restricted. If you caught to do any illegal activity your account will be banned and also you can also lost your funds.

[Dunamisx]

Sportsbet and Binance will take your money if they KYC. Don't play from a banned country.

If you search here that many gambling sites aren't banned and aren't list your country, but you can't access the site. I just create a solution for this what else if your country isn't banned also the gambling site. I mentioned Sportsbet is just for example, so if that site already list your country as restricted, don't brave to register if you ready to lost it.

Its always safe to avoid the sites which are blocked, and specifically if you are depositing your money in it. As the site is not officially accessible, so you illegally accepting the site by some illegal means. This might trigger your ISP and might lead to legal trouble against you. Also as you are accessing the site through illegal means, this will also trigger the site’s security system, and they will block your account with your funds. So it’s always advised, don’t take unnecessary risks when there is involved of hard earned capital.

There's a two way forward to handling challenges related to denied access from gambling, it's either you get the ones within your location that has not been banned and choose the best from them or you or you further your search on casinos that don't have your country on their blacklist, this will help you save unnecessary panic in the future whereby when detected they may block your account in which you would have save up some money on it, we don't need to forcefully achieve this ban evasion but we can apply logic by changing our preference slightly from which gambling casino we use.

[danadc]

Sportsbet and Binance will take your money if they KYC. Don't play from a banned country.

If you search here that many gambling sites aren't banned and aren't list your country, but you can't access the site. I just create a solution for this what else if your country isn't banned also the gambling site. I mentioned Sportsbet is just for example, so if that site already list your country as restricted, don't brave to register if you ready to lost it.

Its always safe to avoid the sites which are blocked, and specifically if you are depositing your money in it. As the site is not officially accessible, so you illegally accepting the site by some illegal means. This might trigger your ISP and might lead to legal trouble against you. Also as you are accessing the site through illegal means, this will also trigger the site’s security system, and they will block your account with your funds. So it’s always advised, don’t take unnecessary risks when there is involved of hard earned capital.

In the forum there are many members who do not do that, they do the opposite process, and they play like this, if they lose their money, the casino does nothing and it is not illegal, if this happens, the duty of the casino. It is that as soon as the player starts to play play, it is to launch an alert and say that he is from a prohibited country and that is why the casino must return the money, but I have not seen them do something like that.

Transparency is something that those very demanding casinos must do, and if the player wins, at the moment he is going to withdraw his money, the casino tells him that he cannot withdraw it because he entered with a vpn, if a casino is ethical, it will It allows you to withdraw that money but on the condition of not returning it, because otherwise it would be a security failure of the casino and not of the player.

[khaled0111]

The latter sentence is what's actually happening. They don't want to track you, they just want you to deposit and spend your money in their platform as much as possible. The only time they'll bother you is when you start winning too much and you're taking more than what you're putting inside the casino. Most of the time they'll turn a blind eye on you for using VPNs to bypass restrictions. I've seen it happen a lot and I don't think that changed even up to now.

I think this depends on the casino's trustworthiness. It's a business after all so why would they destroy their reputation and lose their customers over something like that! In fact, it's a very profitable business and paying high wins isn't supposed to be a problem (of course excluding casinos that are intending to scam from the start).
A player hitting a big win once usually doesn't trigger the anti-cheat system. But if it happens frequently then this is an alarm that something is not right and the player will be asked to verify his identity.

[DoublerHunter]

In my country most gambling sites are blocked and I have to access them using a VPN.  Sorry in advance, I don't really like the tutorial you give, because I'm a person who doesn't want to be complicated so I prefer to subscribe to a VPN, there are many that have cheap subscription fees and don't spend your money on daily living expenses.  Even if you think subscribing to a VPN is still too heavy or expensive, then download a free VPN, there are many in the Playstore and in the Appstore.

Actually the main discussion above is very easy to use because you only need to replace the existing DNS in the chrome browser but that method doesn't work anymore in my location because the provider has been updated to limit access using Cloudflare DNS, so I added a VPN extension to access sites that are blocked by the government but using access using VPN or DNS may be very risky and even some gambling platforms have banned using VPN in terms and conditions.

^ That is right it is very risky, don't push things that you know there will be an outcome ahead.
If gambling casinos are banned in your place just find another one that is not prohibited in your place. There are too many gambling casino platforms to choose from not the only one. Because probably either you will use a VPN or DNS proxy you are still violating the TOS of the casino so now if they will hold your account, there is nothing you can do about that thing.

[Quidat]

The latter sentence is what's actually happening. They don't want to track you, they just want you to deposit and spend your money in their platform as much as possible. The only time they'll bother you is when you start winning too much and you're taking more than what you're putting inside the casino. Most of the time they'll turn a blind eye on you for using VPNs to bypass restrictions. I've seen it happen a lot and I don't think that changed even up to now.

I think this depends on the casino's trustworthiness. It's a business after all so why would they destroy their reputation and lose their customers over something like that! In fact, it's a very profitable business and paying high wins isn't supposed to be a problem (of course excluding casinos that are intending to scam from the start).
A player hitting a big win once usually doesn't trigger the anti-cheat system. But if it happens frequently then this is an alarm that something is not right and the player will be asked to verify his identity.

Depends on how rampant that they would really be asking out for those verification but i do believe that most of whales had already sent out their identification for verification considering that
money laundering would be always the main issue on whey these laws and regulations had been made up. For casinos who do always ask out for some verification or KYC
before they could withdraw then this would really be raising some eyebrows and would really be having that doubts later on. In dealing with sites that restricts you out
on accessing then its better not to make yourself that too desperate on accessing it because once you've been caught then you do need to verify and if you
are using VPN then your fucked up.

[Sarah Azhari]

You can you use VPN, proxy or any other hosts then you can access in these site like Binance or Sportsnet.io then you can use these site. But it is too risky and also these site is banned in your country and aslo restricted. If you caught to do any illegal activity your account will be banned and also you can also lost your funds.

After I read your post and other posts were the same as a whole, I must lock this thread.
We have the result on how to access and how to not to breaking the rules each website when we try to use DNS. we may use it, but remember, we have to followe the rules for each casino, so if they forbidden you, then don't try to do this, because if they found it, they will banned you and your money is gone.

so, thanks for all posts and 14 pages thread.