Dealing with ISP block on Gambling websites

[Wind_FURY]

But please make sure in advance if the casino allows VPN use because some casinos don't and some allow it. Maybe for the terms of using a VPN, we must visit the casino site and log in with our real IP so that the casino can see the machine number on our device.

I rarely find casino sites that apply restrictions on the use of VPS and DNS, all terms and conditions are only limited based on the list of countries that are not allowed, all countries that are allowed can be accessed directly without VPN and DNS but it depends on the ISP of each country. So if you are an active gambler then it is better to subscribe to premium VPN and DNS to avoid suspicion while evaluating user data by casino site admins.

Maybe for unrestricted use of DNS but I don't know if it's a VPN because if someone can win a lot of money from various games, they can be asked to verify their account and the casino will ask about the VPN they are using. Somehow, the casino can tell if someone is using a VPN or is using their real IP. Therefore, it is better to be careful when using a VPN for gambling and make sure that the casino allows the use of a VPN. Even if we are not active gambler, it is better if we subscribe to a VPN to avoid tracking from hackers who want to know our location.

Or maybe before making your first deposit to a blocked casino by your ISP, why not tell the casino itself ahead of time that you will be using a VPN, and the reason WHY you're going to a VPN. I believe most of the online casinos in crypto are OK with it because privacy is more valued by the users in crypto than the no-coiners who play in fiat online casinos.

[Peanutswar]

There's no other option than using the VPN with this but of course, make sure to check if the gambling website is supported the use of the VPN because your account might risky due to having different addresses and preventing a flag like suspicious activity with your account. Also, another thing you can do is to change the ISP you have if there are a lot of providers in your country and you are willing to change just to play with your hobby.

[ethereumhunter]

There's no other option than using the VPN with this but of course, make sure to check if the gambling website is supported the use of the VPN because your account might risky due to having different addresses and preventing a flag like suspicious activity with your account. Also, another thing you can do is to change the ISP you have if there are a lot of providers in your country and you are willing to change just to play with your hobby.

Yes, checking whether gambling websites support the use of VPN or not is highly recommended because that is what we have to do to avoid any problems that might arise later. But I think there will be casino websites that can allow their members to use VPNs so they won't have any trouble. Apart from that, there must be casinos that we can access without using a VPN or changing DNS and I think we can find them on this forum.

[LUCKMCFLY]

You're right, the solution to this is to have a good VPN, I've seen a couple of casinos that accept the use of VPN, I don't see anything wrong with it if you play and don't cheat in any way,

While this is true and valid, if the VPN was used to access at restricted and prohibited regions by the gambling site, that will subject to violating the terms.

 The use of VPN should be fine as long as it was accessed at allowed regions. The use of VPN is already very common and it was allow by the gambling site at most of the cases as long as, as you have mentioned, not to cheat or do something unusual.

Privacy and anonymity is the only reason why we should used VPN and not the other way around which involves fraud-related schemes.

Well, that's an important point, what happens is that we currently have many help tools to be able to guarantee enjoyment, and like everything else, any computer tool or thing that can help can be used to do bad things, that's why it's difficult control that they can do it for bad things, in fact for me in my personal opinion I suppose that in the very near future most casinos and bookmakers will have to accept players who can enter the sites using VPN, and perhaps the licenses they will not have the same weight of importance that they have now. Of course this is just what I think can happen.

That would be a good move as that will allow far more players to join these casinos even from jurisdictions that are currently not allowed to gamble.This is also a double edge sword as by using VPN services not all people are the most honest in the world so there is room for abusing bonuses,referral commission and so on.The IT team of the casino should be pretty alert and should monitor the activities coming from users that use VPN in much more detail than users who do not use VPN-s,because VPN-s add a layer of complexity for the IT team to check on.

Yes, although I think that in some way the casinos and betting houses will have to fight to be able to accept these requests at some point, as time goes by more people will know Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies (those who do not know) and will take advantage of having casinos online, for this reason they will look for a way to do it and they will want to protect their money and be able to play in peace, whether with bonuses or not, they will want to do it, and many casinos are already beginning to update this idea and will allow this very good option, and with Regarding my personal opinion, I do not agree with prohibitions, I believe that everyone in the world regardless of the country has the right to have fun and I believe that this has to be a sufficient premise to begin the acceptance of VPN.

[jrrsparkles]

ISP blacklist the casino because of the government wants them to do so in such case probably a law imposed by the government which goes against the casinos so usage of VPN is violation which casinos even don't encourage it, if Roobet is still working then contact the support about your issue on other site and ask them you're allowed to play there or not because it may take a while to blacklist all the sites and also casino may need enough time to update the list and their terms.

[KTChampions]

I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.

[virasisog]

I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.

Maybe because the site is restricted in your country. Some countries block and restrict sites but unfortunately, using VPNs on some gambling sites is against their TOS. If you're having a hard time accessing the site, you can look for reputable sites that are accepted in your country. You can surely find a good site other than that but be sure to check their reputation.

[michellee]

Or maybe before making your first deposit to a blocked casino by your ISP, why not tell the casino itself ahead of time that you will be using a VPN, and the reason WHY you're going to a VPN. I believe most of the online casinos in crypto are OK with it because privacy is more valued by the users in crypto than the no-coiners who play in fiat online casinos.

That's because most people don't tell the casino why we use a VPN and when we get into trouble, we tell the casino. That's what makes a lot of people subject to restrictions from casinos because their regulations clearly prohibit VPN use. So we should be honest with the casino and maybe the casino can give us an alternative option on how we can access their site. They can also keep an eye on us as they should and if we bet for a small amount of money, they don't have a problem using a VPN.

[rahmad2nd]

I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.

me too, have no other option but to use a paid VPN for various reasons, there are many sites that are blocked by the ISP this slows down the performance of every activity I do not only for gambling sites. even i have to access the VPN just to open binance obviously this is very inconvenient. the regulations in my country are too complicated that's why I bought the best service.

[Peanutswar]

I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.

Users has it different sets of option with their gambling website and of course it's depends on the players preferences at the same time the feature of the platform that's they reason why some of them want to push through it to play and create an account to them. The ideal is to use a VPN but makes sitit's must make sure that the gambling casino is supported the VPN because it might tag the account due to changing of the different ISP that might take suspicious.

[Fortify]

Hello there,
I tried accessing TrustDice today, which is one of the first cryptocurrency casino's I've been introduced into, but it wouldn't load, claiming that "Connection is not private". I thought something was fishy at the moment, but quickly realized that it was actually blocked by my ISP.



How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.

Unless this is a government mandated gambling site ban, then you as the bill payer should be able to turn this on or off. It's actually good for it to be turned on by default, as it might protect some children from engaging with such websites. If it's a good system, it will be learning and adding new sites every single day, sometimes using sites that users have already accessed with a comparison against a word blacklist. So even if roobet is working today, it could stop working at any time, so it's risky to start using a site on that basis because you'd have to login with a VPN at a later point after it gets blocked. Unfortunately if it is government policy then you might just be stuck with it and you described an issue with using even paid VPN's.

[KTChampions]

I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.

Maybe because the site is restricted in your country. Some countries block and restrict sites but unfortunately, using VPNs on some gambling sites is against their TOS. If you're having a hard time accessing the site, you can look for reputable sites that are accepted in your country. You can surely find a good site other than that but be sure to check their reputation.

  very naive to say so. Firstly, I do not like fiat casinos/bookmakers (as far as I know, the use of cryptocurrency in my country is completely prohibited), and secondly, in my country, most (I think all) casinos/bookmakers are scammers. I see the risks in using a VPN, but they suit me compared to other options: either not play at all, or play in fiat scam projects.

[Wakate]

It seems like your country blocked your access to the gambling site and there is nothing you could do rather than using a VPN but using a VPN also has it own risk and you should be aware of that. Your VPN connection especially the free ones might be van by the gambling platform and you using the same ip address might make your account to get ban.

Know your risk so you will be able to admit the consequences when it comes to you in full. You can use Orbot VPN but it is not that preserved. When using VPN always fund your account with small amount in case the worse happens.

[fiulpro]

You should understand the fact that based on your country, there are going to be very few countries which will allow the Gambling under certain conditions which will be met by your country as well.
The risk of using VPN is a lot, there are some gambling platforms that do not provide services for most VPN and at the end they would not let you take your winnings out and you would have probelms inadvertently. It's wise to only use the gambling platforms that do allow either. : VPN for example: blackjack.fun or to use the Gambling platforms which are legally providing services in your area.

[Questat]

How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.

Forcing to gamble despite knowing that your ISP is blocked would only give you a problem in the long run. I suggest you to look for other casinos that accept your IP, that way you will not think of your account getting freezed and you can focus on what you are doing.

[LUCKMCFLY]

How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.

Forcing to gamble despite knowing that your ISP is blocked would only give you a problem in the long run. I suggest you to look for other casinos that accept your IP, that way you will not think of your account getting freezed and you can focus on what you are doing.

This is what normally a responsible person would do, but some or rather the majority always choose to challenge the casino, and here is when a great development of undesirable problems is denoted that should be avoided at all costs, and I know that if they do not accept your IP, you have to see that this is like women, there are many in the world, you can't lose your head just for one, because in the end it can be just a simple whim, and waste time, energy and above all a lot money in it, so there are so many options to play in any other casino, why risk work, money there?

[dothebeats]

I would just look for other casinos if I were you. This situation can be used against you by the casino in the future and that is not a pretty experience to have. If you win a big amount and the casino finds out that you're playing from a country that their services are not available to, they can easily forfeit your winnings on that grounds.

Search for a casino that works for your IP without any restrictions, then check its legitimacy and its features before jumping the gun and making your first deposit.

[Mahanton]

I would just look for other casinos if I were you. This situation can be used against you by the casino in the future and that is not a pretty experience to have. If you win a big amount and the casino finds out that you're playing from a country that their services are not available to, they can easily forfeit your winnings on that grounds.

Search for a casino that works for your IP without any restrictions, then check its legitimacy and its features before jumping the gun and making your first deposit.

Wont really be that much a serious issue if you are just a small time gambler because if ever the casino would locked out your account then at least you wouldnt really be bothered much since the amount is big
but if not then its better to find for another casino or site so that you wouldnt really be having any problems in the future specially if you are a heavy gambler but i dont know on why there are people who are really that thriving on playing on a site even if we do know that we've been restricted and this is where people do make use of VPN but of course most of us been aware on what would happen if ever we've been caught
but still people who do still continue despite of that risk and i dont know why but well its their choice.

[nakamura12]

^ It should be on your country's jurisdiction towards gambling casinos, those internet providers also follows government jurisdiction so if gambling is prohibited in your place, there is no way to access gambling casino, not unless you will use a VPN which is not a good decision to me. 
The site that you talking about is working fine with me, I can able to access it and I think, your country did it that is why you can't access that site.
VPN? No, this is very risky and it could be your fund trap on the site when your account will freeze due to the VPN you have used or read the ToS carefully.
If I were you, find a gambling casino that did not restrict in your place.

True, if the gambling site doesn't allow gambling then accessing it without VPN would be impossible and VPN is really needed before you can access it but as you have said that using VPN to access a gambling site that your country is one of the countries that are prohibited to access it is very risky. Why?, Because once you won huge or small amount and decided to withdraw and the gambling site finds it suspicious then the chance of not being able to withdraw is high.

[dunfida]

^ It should be on your country's jurisdiction towards gambling casinos, those internet providers also follows government jurisdiction so if gambling is prohibited in your place, there is no way to access gambling casino, not unless you will use a VPN which is not a good decision to me.  
The site that you talking about is working fine with me, I can able to access it and I think, your country did it that is why you can't access that site.
VPN? No, this is very risky and it could be your fund trap on the site when your account will freeze due to the VPN you have used or read the ToS carefully.
If I were you, find a gambling casino that did not restrict in your place.

True, if the gambling site doesn't allow gambling then accessing it without VPN would be impossible and VPN is really needed before you can access it but as you have said that using VPN to access a gambling site that your country is one of the countries that are prohibited to access it is very risky. Why?, Because once you won huge or small amount and decided to withdraw and the gambling site finds it suspicious then the chance of not being able to withdraw is high.

VPN is the only key but once you've been caught out by the casino then prepare yourself on making out those identification verification which we know that its impossible to be done on a dynamic address.
So consider those funds to be in total lost or cant be recovered up and since you had violated sites rules on the first place.Dealing up with ISP block wont really be that much a problem
if you do just simply make yourself do find another place to play and wont be forcing yourself to play on site which prohibits you to play.