Which crypto sportbooks are VPN friendly

[swogerino]

If they really want to protect themselves from being tracked, they will inevitably have to buy a premium VPN and I think many people have already done that. Many people are selling premium VPNs for cheap and you can find them on this forum. The government may not want to get complaints from other parties so they close the door to the gambling industry. And maybe that's what triggers the growing illegal gambling in the country that the government doesn't know about. And people use online gambling to satisfy their cravings.

I agree the solution is to use a premium VPN app to avoid tracking from the government as users from blacklisted countries have no other way to access online casinos, although there is speculation about risks related to casino account security but in my opinion it is rare to block casino accounts without warning, but we must use funds that are ready to be lost because anything can potentially happen if accessing them illegally.

OP must look for anonymous crypto bookies and use VPN with private IP. Paying extra for dedicated IP address can save your day since the spy services by government and ISP can lead to blocked account. Another risk is KYC in case of bookie raises red flag for suspicious account activity and freeze account.

Yes, in part everything that has to do with anonymous casinos is what makes many players more excited to look for them, and I think that it is currently a topic that everyone is looking for, anonymity is considered a right, but a right that is being removing more and more, the use of VPN is a very good option, in fact it is the best, some casinos do not care if they use vpn or not, they care is that they enter to play, and I think that is where everything should start , now the licenses, the governments always intervene, they want to have control over everything, and we cannot let these things go to waste, I know that the most enthusiastic and anonymity-worshippers always look for these casinos and that they accept the use of VPN.

I hope more casinos would consider the use of VPNs at least the premium ones so people from gambling-restricted countries will be able to enjoy gambling as well. It's a good thing that some reputable casinos allow it because, to be honest, it can decrease the number of black market casinos in some countries. It has cons but if they will focus on the good side of using VPNs, they could easily see its benefit.

The cons can easily be checked or double checked by a more professional IT team which beside the IP that the VPN hides,it shows what browsers pattern a user has,which browser he uses to play at the casino,which Operating System which help determine if some people is using multi accounting because it is strange for 2 people to use the same pattern as we all know all people are unique to what they like,do and how they behave.I know this has added cost but is a cost that if weight enough the owner of casinos will see more benefits,as most of the people lose in the long run,so it will have a bigger user base thus making more money to the casino.

In the end it is in their strict decision,the owner and the management board of the casino if they will go this route or will continue the route they are in,excluding and not accepting VPN-s.

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[dunfida]

If they really want to protect themselves from being tracked, they will inevitably have to buy a premium VPN and I think many people have already done that. Many people are selling premium VPNs for cheap and you can find them on this forum. The government may not want to get complaints from other parties so they close the door to the gambling industry. And maybe that's what triggers the growing illegal gambling in the country that the government doesn't know about. And people use online gambling to satisfy their cravings.

I agree the solution is to use a premium VPN app to avoid tracking from the government as users from blacklisted countries have no other way to access online casinos, although there is speculation about risks related to casino account security but in my opinion it is rare to block casino accounts without warning, but we must use funds that are ready to be lost because anything can potentially happen if accessing them illegally.

OP must look for anonymous crypto bookies and use VPN with private IP. Paying extra for dedicated IP address can save your day since the spy services by government and ISP can lead to blocked account. Another risk is KYC in case of bookie raises red flag for suspicious account activity and freeze account.

Yes, in part everything that has to do with anonymous casinos is what makes many players more excited to look for them, and I think that it is currently a topic that everyone is looking for, anonymity is considered a right, but a right that is being removing more and more, the use of VPN is a very good option, in fact it is the best, some casinos do not care if they use vpn or not, they care is that they enter to play, and I think that is where everything should start , now the licenses, the governments always intervene, they want to have control over everything, and we cannot let these things go to waste, I know that the most enthusiastic and anonymity-worshippers always look for these casinos and that they accept the use of VPN.

I hope more casinos would consider the use of VPNs at least the premium ones so people from gambling-restricted countries will be able to enjoy gambling as well. It's a good thing that some reputable casinos allow it because, to be honest, it can decrease the number of black market casinos in some countries. It has cons but if they will focus on the good side of using VPNs, they could easily see its benefit.

The cons can easily be checked or double checked by a more professional IT team which beside the IP that the VPN hides,it shows what browsers pattern a user has,which browser he uses to play at the casino,which Operating System which help determine if some people is using multi accounting because it is strange for 2 people to use the same pattern as we all know all people are unique to what they like,do and how they behave.I know this has added cost but is a cost that if weight enough the owner of casinos will see more benefits,as most of the people lose in the long run,so it will have a bigger user base thus making more money to the casino.

In the end it is in their strict decision,the owner and the management board of the casino if they will go this route or will continue the route they are in,excluding and not accepting VPN-s.

For sure most of them would really be allowing nor doesnt really mind about users on having multiple accounts but of course there would be some exclusions specially on promotions and bonuses which it would be

understandable or common sense that they would really be limiting out for real users and not into their alt accounts to recieve those perks which its understandable that it would really be unfair.
I do agree into that point mentioned that they do know  that house do always win in the end thats why majority of them do allow VPN and as long there someone who do play and dont abuse
up their bonuses and other perks then it would really just fine for them no matter how many accounts you've been using.

[Alfredo_jsc]

Most people use VPN for a variety reasons, but some crypto gambling sites aren't okay with it,many fear that they're using the VPN to bypass geo-blocking restrictions, which means that the gambling sites could land into problem with government bodies, but I believe you can be able to find one in the forum,there's possibility of getting one here,except if the risk involve is higher than what they can bear, meanwhile you can try doing a research on it.

[bbc.reporter]

I reckon it might be safer for everyone not to use a VPN despite if the sportsbook declares that it is VPN friendly. Unless SammyGambler's accusation on Sandbox casino is not true, he has said that Sandbox did not honor his withdrawal because he was using the same IP address as others who might have been multiaccounting in the site. This is after he has explained that he used a VPN.

Also, for high limit gamblers, would you use a VPN and risk the funds to be frozed by the site?

Source https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5378280.msg60557441#msg60557441

[johhnyUA]

I hope more casinos would consider the use of VPNs at least the premium ones so people from gambling-restricted countries will be able to enjoy gambling as well. It's a good thing that some reputable casinos allow it because, to be honest, it can decrease the number of black market casinos in some countries. It has cons but if they will focus on the good side of using VPNs, they could easily see its benefit.

Some nonsense from you. Let me explain. Casino which allows free use of VPN can't decrease "black market casinos", because of the fact that this casino belongs to this "black market". Any legal casino will not allow VPN, since it needs to keep blacklists of players from forbidden countries. I understand that some guy from Iran may want to play at casino, but sorry, his government should stop doing nuclear warheads and to threate to free world at first. 

[dataispower]

The important things you should read  terms  & condition, does they accepted an user play with VPN/Proxy or not.  Then please look for does they are accepted your residence country,  which mean does they allowed your to play or not. This purpose will refer to need for self-verification(KYC) in the future.

You can do own research those reference site though section "Gambling".

We supposed to know the important or the usefulness of VPN I think you from what I understand because I need VPN it is what's the use or we can use to access any application that is not supported in your IP through internet so with such VPN you can be able to access that particular app because there is some people because of the country they are bees they have no access to penetrate to so many application also many website so true VPN those applications can be open in their country so I think that is the reason why VPN is being introduced

[Smartvirus]

I hope you know the implications of making your ways around vpn on gambling mediums,

This is the possible drawback of using VPN, because once you forgot to use VPN upon logging in, then, you more than likely are screwed. If the casino has their IP detectors and are strict, as you said, that's the beginning of 1000 ways of losing your funds in the casino.

It's the one thing most of these users know but somehow don't give it any attention until the issues associated with using VPN begins to manifest. You might succeed in using VPN to cut corners on most of the sites but it's it's to hold on to you when you least expected as sites are always on the look out for abuses and using VPN on there site is one way to perpetrate some abuse, cratinh multiple accounts, having access to certain odds, promotions, bonuses and more. It's best you stick to what is acceptable within the T&C of the casino and be safe than having to prove yourself.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If they really want to protect themselves from being tracked, they will inevitably have to buy a premium VPN and I think many people have already done that. Many people are selling premium VPNs for cheap and you can find them on this forum. The government may not want to get complaints from other parties so they close the door to the gambling industry. And maybe that's what triggers the growing illegal gambling in the country that the government doesn't know about. And people use online gambling to satisfy their cravings.

I agree the solution is to use a premium VPN app to avoid tracking from the government as users from blacklisted countries have no other way to access online casinos, although there is speculation about risks related to casino account security but in my opinion it is rare to block casino accounts without warning, but we must use funds that are ready to be lost because anything can potentially happen if accessing them illegally.

OP must look for anonymous crypto bookies and use VPN with private IP. Paying extra for dedicated IP address can save your day since the spy services by government and ISP can lead to blocked account. Another risk is KYC in case of bookie raises red flag for suspicious account activity and freeze account.

Yes, in part everything that has to do with anonymous casinos is what makes many players more excited to look for them, and I think that it is currently a topic that everyone is looking for, anonymity is considered a right, but a right that is being removing more and more, the use of VPN is a very good option, in fact it is the best, some casinos do not care if they use vpn or not, they care is that they enter to play, and I think that is where everything should start , now the licenses, the governments always intervene, they want to have control over everything, and we cannot let these things go to waste, I know that the most enthusiastic and anonymity-worshippers always look for these casinos and that they accept the use of VPN.

I hope more casinos would consider the use of VPNs at least the premium ones so people from gambling-restricted countries will be able to enjoy gambling as well. It's a good thing that some reputable casinos allow it because, to be honest, it can decrease the number of black market casinos in some countries. It has cons but if they will focus on the good side of using VPNs, they could easily see its benefit.

The truth is that it is a great idea to be able to offer the service as a premium, so you can cover much more of your back and it could be an exclusive service, or it also occurs to me that the platform provides the service for those who do not know or do not want to pay VPN, they can offer a plan to play on their platform as they want, in hours, days, weeks, and this can look very good, because there would no longer be any type of restriction with anyone, that is, if a person is from a prohibited country, simply register under a VPN that has the same site and that the person can give their KYC without problem and use the site, but paying in advance.

[capedbaldy]

The truth is that it is a great idea to be able to offer the service as a premium, so you can cover much more of your back and it could be an exclusive service, or it also occurs to me that the platform provides the service for those who do not know or do not want to pay VPN, they can offer a plan to play on their platform as they want, in hours, days, weeks, and this can look very good, because there would no longer be any type of restriction with anyone, that is, if a person is from a prohibited country, simply register under a VPN that has the same site and that the person can give their KYC without problem and use the site, but paying in advance.

But there will be no solution to loosen the country restriction rules that have been published on the website, so it is impossible for casinos to open premium or exclusive services to users from restricted countries, one way is to keep the access gate through VPN and users are advised to use premium VPNs so that no activity harms the casino account when you access the online casino.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Dunno if there is a list somewhere but i was wondering if some of the crypto sportbooks are VPN friendly and which sportbooks are those?

In my country unfortunately a lot of the crypto sportbooks are blocked, was wondering if some of them offer solution to it.

Been looking through older posts but cant find a clear answer about it.

In regards to your question I was able to make some research online about casinos that allows the use of VPN for gambling, and these are but a few commonly known casinos I came across. So according to the site, casinos who allows the use of VPN include, Stake.com, Fortunejack, Casinogap and Betonline.ag
Here is the link.. https://fastestvpn.com/blog/top-casinos-allowing-vpn-gambling/

And here is another article which I came across titled "How To Use VPN For Gambling In 2022", which I think will be very useful to you, since you haven't used VPN before and this will serve as a guide.
Link::... https://fastestvpn.com/blog/vpn-for-online-gambling/

And when it comes to the type of VPN to use, I highly recommend you download "VPN Proxy Master" from Google playstore, it is the best VPN so far with a trust rating of 4.7/5

[YOSHIE]

In my country unfortunately a lot of the crypto sportbooks are blocked, was wondering if some of them offer solution to it.

On this forum there are lots of sportsbook gambling sites that exist and that serve using a VPN and some are not.
example:
Those who use friendly VPNs Like Stake.com, Robet, Sportsbet and many others.

In my opinion, if you want to bet on sports betting with a gambling site that uses a VPN, my advice, pay attention to the dangers, weaknesses and what are the options for using the best VPN.

Before you use a gambling site that uses a VPN, try to read and reflect on the quote below.
VPN friendly crypto gambling sites.

While some crypto betting sites will allow you to use a VPN to get around geo-blocking issues, it’s not always best to do so. If you don’t need to use a VPN, you’re better off sticking to your regular connection. The degradation of experience isn’t worth the privacy benefits. However, if you have no choice but to use a VPN because of geo-blocking, then the drop in quality is well worth it!

Hopefully, you can make a betting decision in the VPN policy.

[AicecreaME]

The truth is that it is a great idea to be able to offer the service as a premium, so you can cover much more of your back and it could be an exclusive service, or it also occurs to me that the platform provides the service for those who do not know or do not want to pay VPN, they can offer a plan to play on their platform as they want, in hours, days, weeks, and this can look very good, because there would no longer be any type of restriction with anyone, that is, if a person is from a prohibited country, simply register under a VPN that has the same site and that the person can give their KYC without problem and use the site, but paying in advance.

But there will be no solution to loosen the country restriction rules that have been published on the website, so it is impossible for casinos to open premium or exclusive services to users from restricted countries, one way is to keep the access gate through VPN and users are advised to use premium VPNs so that no activity harms the casino account when you access the online casino.

Using VPN comes with risk. If the casino or gambling website someone is thinking to bypass the restriction prohibits the usage of VPN, then they must not try to use it there to begin with. Unless they want a headache and pile of troubles waiting at their doorstep, then go ahead. But if someone do not want to be troubled and be bothered later on with the consequences of using a VPN, then it's best to just avoid doing it and just find another gambling site that allows the usage of one.

Because as much as the VPNs are advanced and no matter how much they vouch that it won't be detected, let us all be reminded that the casinos are doing great measures of security too to detect those who do not follow their terms of service and policies. And once you got caught, you can't argue with any punishment the management will give you because to begin with, you knew the rules and didn't obey them.

[bakasabo]

In my opinion, there are two side of "sportsbooks are vpn friendly" coin. They are friendly until you bring money and gamble. But as soon as you win big amount, they will instantly becomes unfriendly and will poke user with ToS, and wag a finger saying player violated something. I would say that being vpn friendly are casinos insurance from loosing big amounts. Some might disagree with me. But I will ask a proof then, where VPN user won a lot and casinos let him withdraw it.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The truth is that it is a great idea to be able to offer the service as a premium, so you can cover much more of your back and it could be an exclusive service, or it also occurs to me that the platform provides the service for those who do not know or do not want to pay VPN, they can offer a plan to play on their platform as they want, in hours, days, weeks, and this can look very good, because there would no longer be any type of restriction with anyone, that is, if a person is from a prohibited country, simply register under a VPN that has the same site and that the person can give their KYC without problem and use the site, but paying in advance.

But there will be no solution to loosen the country restriction rules that have been published on the website, so it is impossible for casinos to open premium or exclusive services to users from restricted countries, one way is to keep the access gate through VPN and users are advised to use premium VPNs so that no activity harms the casino account when you access the online casino.

According to what I have found out and in part I have interacted with the support of some sites, they tell me that they do not allow VPNs due to their configuration, the licenses are the ones that indicate which countries can interact, but this is where my doubt comes in, if I am registered in a permitted country, and if I travel to a prohibited country, I should enter with my VPN without any problem and in case of any problem I only notify that I am outside my country and everything should be fine, or in the case that I am going to living in a prohibited country, they should also allow it, because there is already a previous registration and there is a KYC that I have already passed (if it is the case that requires KYC), there should be no problem there.

[ethereumhunter]

There are instances where in we have no choice but to use VPNs especially if we're in an area where a certain gambling site is restricted but as much as possible, we must avoid using it. We can look for legit and reputable sites that are allowed in our location. Most reputable casino sites don't allow using of VPNs and it's against their TOS. We might face problems later on if we'll break them.

That's good advice because instead of using a VPN just for gambling and not necessarily avoiding checking by the casino, it's better not to try to access a casino that doesn't allow VPNs. Reputable casino sites can ban the use of VPNs to identify members from countries that prohibit gambling and freeze our accounts because the casinos don't want to get in trouble with the regulators.

Yes, generally most of the gambling sites are ready to provide all kinds of opportunities to their clients. So some casino or gambling sites also support VPN as well but If any site is restricted in your area then you must need a VPN to access that site. In this case you better use a premium vpn otherwise if they trace you to doing illegal work then they won't allow you. Besides, using this kind of VPN for withdrawal related work may sometimes restrict your account.

Before you decide to use a VPN, it is better to ask the casino first to avoid future problems. You can tell the casino frankly that you will use a premium VPN, if possible so that your IP address doesn't change every time you access the casino. The casino will already know if you are using a VPN but they will see a list of countries that are prohibited from playing in their casino. And if your country is included in that list, the casino will refuse you to play at that casino.

[Cookdata]

Can definitely cause problems if you do make yourself get caught but since we are already on that online access era or internet era then getting caught would be really hard for government to do so.
If gambling is restricted and prohibited on some countries then it would be understandable that you do need to avoid but if you are really that eager then you would make use of VPN.
We know that it does have different classifications whether its premium or free and we know on what its con's and pro's in regarding changing IP but in overall most sports book are
neither strict about VPN but in overall it would be good on asking in regard on this manner into their support so that you would have the idea.

But don't forget that the government can still detect everyone who accesses the internet. The government can use its power to detect where people are exploring the internet. If, in our country, gambling is prohibited, we should not violate it because it could get us in trouble one day. But even though we know that gambling is prohibited in our country, we still gamble and many of us even use VPNs to access gambling. This can cause problems for us later but hopefully, it doesn't happen to us.

This is what a VPN can do, but the problem with them is that they are centralized, and your government can sanction the company that allows VPN service to their country. This is why it is advisable to always use TOR, as nobody can censor it, it is also an open source, and anyone from around the world can use it. Your government can know who is using the internet as they can easily know when you connect with an IS provider, but the government will be limited to knowing your next move when you IP address is wrapped by the next node, they wouldn't know your location if you are wrapping them with another. The only disadvantage with it is that a KYC may be request in future which may live you hanging.

[UserU]

In my opinion, there are two side of "sportsbooks are vpn friendly" coin. They are friendly until you bring money and gamble. But as soon as you win big amount, they will instantly becomes unfriendly and will poke user with ToS, and wag a finger saying player violated something. I would say that being vpn friendly are casinos insurance from loosing big amounts. Some might disagree with me. But I will ask a proof then, where VPN user won a lot and casinos let him withdraw it.

Casinos have to protect their own interests as well. Lots of people tend to view them in a negative light but if they were to process all large winnings without screening them, they might give way to more fraud if they're not careful.

[ethereumhunter]

Can definitely cause problems if you do make yourself get caught but since we are already on that online access era or internet era then getting caught would be really hard for government to do so.
If gambling is restricted and prohibited on some countries then it would be understandable that you do need to avoid but if you are really that eager then you would make use of VPN.
We know that it does have different classifications whether its premium or free and we know on what its con's and pro's in regarding changing IP but in overall most sports book are
neither strict about VPN but in overall it would be good on asking in regard on this manner into their support so that you would have the idea.

But don't forget that the government can still detect everyone who accesses the internet. The government can use its power to detect where people are exploring the internet. If, in our country, gambling is prohibited, we should not violate it because it could get us in trouble one day. But even though we know that gambling is prohibited in our country, we still gamble and many of us even use VPNs to access gambling. This can cause problems for us later but hopefully, it doesn't happen to us.

This is what a VPN can do, but the problem with them is that they are centralized, and your government can sanction the company that allows VPN service to their country. This is why it is advisable to always use TOR, as nobody can censor it, it is also an open source, and anyone from around the world can use it. Your government can know who is using the internet as they can easily know when you connect with an IS provider, but the government will be limited to knowing your next move when you IP address is wrapped by the next node, they wouldn't know your location if you are wrapping them with another. The only disadvantage with it is that a KYC may be request in future which may live you hanging.

TOR might be the solution besides a VPN because users have to buy a VPN to get full access from the premium VPN. Besides that, using a free VPN to connect to the internet is not recommended. I don't know if the government can sanction internet provider companies but maybe they can do it because they are the regulators of our country. When you use a VPN or TOR, you can hide your real location so that it can protect you from unwanted attacks. Nowadays, KYC has started to be implemented in many casinos even though they impose requirements for their members to complete KYC.

[LUCKMCFLY]

In my opinion, there are two side of "sportsbooks are vpn friendly" coin. They are friendly until you bring money and gamble. But as soon as you win big amount, they will instantly becomes unfriendly and will poke user with ToS, and wag a finger saying player violated something. I would say that being vpn friendly are casinos insurance from loosing big amounts. Some might disagree with me. But I will ask a proof then, where VPN user won a lot and casinos let him withdraw it.

This is a behavior that speaks very badly of a sports betting house that treats it like this, I see it as a bit ethical on the part of platforms that do that, since if they detect the use of VPN and it is not within their policies, at the moment that detect it, they should inform the player and not allow him to continue playing, because if the case you say happens and then they refuse to give him his money or to withdraw, it is something that the player could use in his favor to make the corresponding relamo, and if the casino comes out that in their terms and conditions they said so, they should have taken the pertinent operations for the warning, currently I do not see a problem that VPN is used, an asino cares is that they play on their site, this type of problem with VPN should no longer exist.

[GigaBit]

In my opinion, there are two side of "sportsbooks are vpn friendly" coin. They are friendly until you bring money and gamble. But as soon as you win big amount, they will instantly becomes unfriendly and will poke user with ToS, and wag a finger saying player violated something. I would say that being vpn friendly are casinos insurance from loosing big amounts. Some might disagree with me. But I will ask a proof then, where VPN user won a lot and casinos let him withdraw it.

Casinos have to protect their own interests as well. Lots of people tend to view them in a negative light but if they were to process all large winnings without screening them, they might give way to more fraud if they're not careful.

If a casino platform prohibits VPN then VPN should not be used there. In this point the gamblers have the responsibility. If they win a large amount then the gambling platform will not do anything, if there is a withdrawal. Both can be blamed for such problem. Why did the gambler choose the black way despite knowing the fact? and another one, why one gambling company did not message him after detecting?