What's the new big Cryptocasino to use for a UK player

[judeafante]

If you have not found one I did some research and have found this article some of the casinos listed on this article are already here others are not but you may want to explore all of these to see what suits you best.

The Best Bitcoin Casinos in the UK

[YOSHIE]

I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago,

I think Stake.com, is a casino gambling site that is widely played today, if you have ever explored the site, why don't you continue.


But it doesn't matter if you want to find a new one, that often happens in the world of gambling, bored of the old looking for the sensation of a new gambling site, normal.

So if you want to see crypto casinos in the UK, check out the list below.
UK’s Top Bitcoin Online Casinos for 2022 – Bonuses, Safety and Gambling

[btc78]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

Wondering why looking for another casino that is BIGGER than stake when most of the advises you can get here is Stake of course because they are the most popular and most trusted UK company in terms of gambling?

and also after almost 6 years of Inactivity here in forum , you woke up just to ask this question?

[Darker45]

You may not want to discuss or hear about it, but I strongly advise against using a VPN regardless of which gambling site you use. There is a reason that you are banned from a gambling site. You will not be blocked for no reason.

Did OP even mention that he/she was banned from Stake? I think he/she is simply looking for a new gambling site. Perhaps to have a new gambling experience? It's fun to be gambling from one casino to another.

Highly suggest that you don't use a service with a VPN given that it will potentially mean a lot of trouble if they ask for KYC.

Exactly. I won’t support OP to continue using VPN anymore since I have read and witnessed a lot of cases here that have had no conflicts in the beginning but still ended in despair because of using such.

The use of VPN is not illegal. And while it is a case to case basis, gambling casinos do not completely ban VPN use. By using VPN services, gamblers are not automatically violating casino terms and conditions. I guess in most cases it becomes a violation because VPN is being used to avoid being detected that a gambler is playing from a blacklisted or restricted country. The latter is the violation, not the use of VPN.

[pawanjain]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

If you are planning on to use a VPN to use a gambling site then be prepares to get your funds frozen on the gambling site.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions of the site before you register on it and find out if the site asks for KYC.
At some point of time if they started asking KYC then you will either have to complete KYC or your funds might be as well be frozen.
Even then if you want to go ahead then gamble with only an amount that you can afford to lose.

[xSkylarx]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

If you are planning on to use a VPN to use a gambling site then be prepares to get your funds frozen on the gambling site.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions of the site before you register on it and find out if the site asks for KYC.
At some point of time if they started asking KYC then you will either have to complete KYC or your funds might be as well be frozen.
Even then if you want to go ahead then gamble with only an amount that you can afford to lose.

I agree with this and believe that it is best not to use any type of software to change your IP address because doing so could result in you being banned and unable to receive your money. Try to find a website that is not blocked by your internet service provider, as most of the online gambling websites that I am aware of are VPN-enabled, and you should avoid breaking the law. Another point to note about KYC is that, provided you have a valid photo ID, you are good to go. I'm not sure why people are using virtual private networks (VPNs) when accessing gambling websites, but doing so will only get you into trouble.

[fiulpro]

I have the same probelm as well, sometimes when I travel to UK am not able to use most casinos that are working normally in Ukraine therefore at the end of the day I tried using VPN, it was fine for a while but then I stopped and waited to go to Ukraine back since they have banned a lot of individuals from their platform as well and if you are asked to provide an ID, you won't be able to do that at least I can get through that part..
I suggest you to use tunnel bear for small bets only if you are 100% okay with getting your account frozen other than that I think you might have to look at the old gambling options which are not that many. I know it's a sad situation but the laws does not permit and you might not wanna risk it. Still stake.com would be fine, it's good and a responsible platform.

[Accardo]

OP they are casino review sites on search engines that will give you details about cryptocasino eligible for UK players. But, play with caution when using VPN and endeavor to go through their TOS. Because you can only break a rule you know much about. Most online casino won't freeze your account immediately due to VPN but, at some point they'll definitely do so provided that your original IP is restricted from using their platform. I used to read some Casino review sites in the past "Ask Neil Patel" it contains a lot of information that you may need to escape the risk of using a VPN.

[CaVO32]

OP they are casino review sites on search engines that will give you details about cryptocasino eligible for UK players. But, play with caution when using VPN and endeavor to go through their TOS. Because you can only break a rule you know much about. Most online casino won't freeze your account immediately due to VPN but, at some point they'll definitely do so provided that your original IP is restricted from using their platform. I used to read some Casino review sites in the past "Ask Neil Patel" it contains a lot of information that you may need to escape the risk of using a VPN.

It is always best to abide the ToS of any casino site. Because in that way, you are not subjecting yourself to any penalty come the time of withdrawal of your funds. It is true that some casinos won't restrict you from registering even if you are in the prohibited list of countries, but when it comes to large winning or withdrawal, that's when they will flag your account. So better not wait that moment and clarify from the casino itself regarding their stand towards the use of VPN, if it is not clearly stated in their terms. It will save you headache later on.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

Well, you can check out owl games, but before then, try to make sure it works on your region which I believe it should.
I gamble with owl games and trust me, they are one of the best, though  they are new, but this more reason why you should try them out, owl games is web 3 enabled, this means, you can visit the website through your trust wallet or metamask dapp, connect your wallet, deposit and start playing your way to your fortune, withdrawing funds from owl games is instant, your money shows up in your wallet under 30 seconds of requesting, and another thing I like owl games is that, there are alot and  lots of different games to choose from, this and many other features.
I hope you take this suggestion and thank me later. 

[ipanks]

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If you find a casino site on a search engine, you should be more careful, especially if you want to look for reviews from people. I think it would be better for @OP to look for gambling sites from this forum because he can interact directly with the team from each casino and of course, he can also ask questions or get honest reviews from other members. That would be much better than reading a review from a thread you got through a search engine.

When you visit a gambling site, you can't access it or it says, "This site is not available for your country", then it's better not to try to use a VPN just to gamble because that could put you in danger someday. But he can find a gambling site on this forum that does allow using a VPN and he can tell this to the team that handles it so that, at least, he can minimize the possibility of getting into trouble in the future.

[goldkingcoiner]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

If you are planning on to use a VPN to use a gambling site then be prepares to get your funds frozen on the gambling site.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions of the site before you register on it and find out if the site asks for KYC.
At some point of time if they started asking KYC then you will either have to complete KYC or your funds might be as well be frozen.
Even then if you want to go ahead then gamble with only an amount that you can afford to lose.

I am afraid I am going to have to agree with the VPN warning here. Although personally, I have yet to hear of a VPN banned individual who was caught using VPN services or an online gambling casino which explicitely bans the use of VPN services, I would probably still play it safe and not use any kind of VPN.

These online casinos do sometimes seem to endorse and enforce arbitrary rules on what they deem suspicious activity. And once they freeze your account and your funds, you will find it a hard time to restore them. Especially with, as you said, your somewhat questionable swedish KYC documents. I am not familiar with Swedens laws on online gambling.

Best to leave the risky VPN stuff aside.

[davis196]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

I don't get it.Are you just too lazy to do your own research,instead of asking someone to give you information?
Can't you just browse around the forum and take a look at all announcements posts and scam accusations?
What are the benefits that a "new" crypto casino would give,in comparison to an "old" crypto casino?
Aren't both new and old crypto casinos basically offering the same variety of games,the same user experience?
Why do you have to use a VPN?Are there any gambling restrictions in the UK?I though that the UK is a pretty "gambling friendly" country.

[Oshosondy]

I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.

If you are from UK, you should be able to access as many as possible gambling sites because gambling is allowed in UK, you can try some sites on this forum like https://duelbits.com/ or sportbet.io, you should be able to access those sites, also you can see some other gambling sites on this gambling board on this forum, only 1xbit is not reputable among them.

The use of VPN is not illegal. And while it is a case to case basis, gambling casinos do not completely ban VPN use. By using VPN services, gamblers are not automatically violating casino terms and conditions. I guess in most cases it becomes a violation because VPN is being used to avoid being detected that a gambler is playing from a blacklisted or restricted country. The latter is the violation, not the use of VPN.

I have not be reading about VPN use on gambling sites but I know it is better to avoid VPN than to be suspicious, I have preferred to just use IP address which is better. I have noticed some sites, like if you are from USA or you use a VPN that is USA connection, the gambling site will automatically disallow you to to access its services.

[acroman08]

If you are from UK, you should be able to access as many as possible gambling sites because gambling is allowed in UK, you can try some sites on this forum like https://duelbits.com/ or sportbet.io, you should be able to access those sites, also you can see some other gambling sites on this gambling board on this forum, only 1xbit is not reputable among them.

I don't think gambling on duelbits while living in the UK is a Good Idea. I just checked their ToS, "United Kingdom residence or temporary residence are not allowed to create an account or use any of the duelbits services." if OP decided to use duelbits he'd be at risk of losing his money for breaking their ToS. also, as far as I know, sportsbet.io restricts people from the UK to create accounts on their website.

[noorman0]

If the betting site considers the use of vpn to be sensitive to violations, then it will make special rules for their users. Op plans on using his swedish passport if the platform excludes UK. So the OP needs to pay attention to this:

• rules of using vpn
• complete the KYC first before depositing to ensure the site tolerates UK based users with other country passports
• passport expiration date, of course we don't want the account to be frozen because the validity date has expired

[redsun114]

Wondering why looking for another casino that is BIGGER than stake when most of the advises you can get here is Stake of course because they are the most popular and most trusted UK company in terms of gambling?

and also after almost 6 years of Inactivity here in forum , you woke up just to ask this question?

But, is there any casino that is bigger than stake or should I say are there any casino that is a good competitor of stake?  I guess there isn't at the moment but who knows there would be in the future if ever stake didn't manage to maintain their great service. He was inactive for a long time and he was looking for a new casino? But, if he can just gamble in the casino that he have use before, he would feel like it was a brand new casino because stake have done regular updates that are not seen during the time he gamble.

There is also huge number of games on stake, so it's impossible to get bored trying all of them but there is no issue about his account suddenly became active and ask this question.

[LTC Casino]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

Hello.

You may take a look at LTC Casino (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5371356.0).

No verification, totally anonymous, highest RTP. And ofcource you may gamble from any place of the world (including your country) with VPN.

[pawanjain]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

If you are planning on to use a VPN to use a gambling site then be prepares to get your funds frozen on the gambling site.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions of the site before you register on it and find out if the site asks for KYC.
At some point of time if they started asking KYC then you will either have to complete KYC or your funds might be as well be frozen.
Even then if you want to go ahead then gamble with only an amount that you can afford to lose.

I am afraid I am going to have to agree with the VPN warning here. Although personally, I have yet to hear of a VPN banned individual who was caught using VPN services or an online gambling casino which explicitely bans the use of VPN services, I would probably still play it safe and not use any kind of VPN.

These online casinos do sometimes seem to endorse and enforce arbitrary rules on what they deem suspicious activity. And once they freeze your account and your funds, you will find it a hard time to restore them. Especially with, as you said, your somewhat questionable swedish KYC documents. I am not familiar with Swedens laws on online gambling.

Best to leave the risky VPN stuff aside.

Well there are many online gambling sites which do give a trigger warning about VPN services but most users tend to ignore the warning.
They still choose to continue using VPN thinking they can get around the restrictions only until they do something suspicious get their funds frozen.
The issues just begin by that time. Also, there are times when gambling sites use this to their benefits as well.
If they find out an user is using VPN they can simply freeze their funds and claim that the user was using VPN despite the warning on their site.

[goldkingcoiner]

Hi Guys,
I used to use Stake.com Allot, but this a while ago, wonder if there's any good competitors for a UK player using a VPN. Haven't gambled in a while and want to use a new site!
Any new good competitors? I also have a swedish passport so i managed to do one of the KYC's for Stake and it was never an issue.
Thanks!!!

If you are planning on to use a VPN to use a gambling site then be prepares to get your funds frozen on the gambling site.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions of the site before you register on it and find out if the site asks for KYC.
At some point of time if they started asking KYC then you will either have to complete KYC or your funds might be as well be frozen.
Even then if you want to go ahead then gamble with only an amount that you can afford to lose.

I am afraid I am going to have to agree with the VPN warning here. Although personally, I have yet to hear of a VPN banned individual who was caught using VPN services or an online gambling casino which explicitely bans the use of VPN services, I would probably still play it safe and not use any kind of VPN.

These online casinos do sometimes seem to endorse and enforce arbitrary rules on what they deem suspicious activity. And once they freeze your account and your funds, you will find it a hard time to restore them. Especially with, as you said, your somewhat questionable swedish KYC documents. I am not familiar with Swedens laws on online gambling.

Best to leave the risky VPN stuff aside.

Well there are many online gambling sites which do give a trigger warning about VPN services but most users tend to ignore the warning.
They still choose to continue using VPN thinking they can get around the restrictions only until they do something suspicious get their funds frozen.
The issues just begin by that time. Also, there are times when gambling sites use this to their benefits as well.
If they find out an user is using VPN they can simply freeze their funds and claim that the user was using VPN despite the warning on their site.

That seems like a strange thing to ignore. Why, if a website already tells you what will happen if you access the site with VPN services, would you still risk it? I wonder if that is somehow a part of a gamblers character... As far as I know there are certain VPN services which cannot be that easily detected as they keep changing IPs of their servers or something similiar.

Do the frozen funds ever have a chance of getting unfrozen? Who do those funds belong to, legally?