How To Access gambling site without VPN

[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.

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[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.