Which crypto sportbooks are VPN friendly

[ethereumhunter]

It's same for my country and all gambling related websites are blocked (as well as some other sites). People have to use VPN's and most people don't want to pay for VPN so they use free ones. Unfortunately some sites block free VPN services, for example you can't enter Stake with free VPN. When you try to open it says IP is blocked. I don't have much trouble about other big sites other than low internet speed due to free service. I have no problem using livecasino.io, I wish they add sports bets so I don't have to use another site to place bets. Casinos and sportsbooks should put no limit on VPN usage because it's a must for some countries.

From your story, I think that if you want to access gambling sites, you can use a premium VPN instead of a free VPN because it can help you access gambling sites. Even on premium VPNs, you may find IPs from your country that are not blocked by your country's ISP (if your country allows gambling). But if indeed your country blocks gambling and your country are on the blacklist of casino sites, it is better not to try to access the casino because it can cause problems for you.

[slotella]

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[Fatunad]

It's same for my country and all gambling related websites are blocked (as well as some other sites). People have to use VPN's and most people don't want to pay for VPN so they use free ones. Unfortunately some sites block free VPN services, for example you can't enter Stake with free VPN. When you try to open it says IP is blocked. I don't have much trouble about other big sites other than low internet speed due to free service. I have no problem using livecasino.io, I wish they add sports bets so I don't have to use another site to place bets. Casinos and sportsbooks should put no limit on VPN usage because it's a must for some countries.

From your story, I think that if you want to access gambling sites, you can use a premium VPN instead of a free VPN because it can help you access gambling sites. Even on premium VPNs, you may find IPs from your country that are not blocked by your country's ISP (if your country allows gambling). But if indeed your country blocks gambling and your country are on the blacklist of casino sites, it is better not to try to access the casino because it can cause problems for you.

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.

[delfastTions]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

[AicecreaME]

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.

Using a VPN to bypass a casino is a risky move. I suppose you already knew that because if not, you are putting your bard earned funds at the risk of being lost in an instant. As you can see, there's really only a few gambling site that supports the usage of VPN and proxy for security reasons such as avoiding abuse.

If you really want to use a VPN, I suggest you take a look first in the casino's terms and conditions as well as their policies before actually using one. Because violating their rules comes with a price and that might be your accounts activation or withholding your funds. Better option would be finding a casino that is not restricted on your area and play there if it's suitable to what you are looking for. That way you are saving yourself from trouble.

[Desmong]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

Mere looking at it there is no different between free and paid VPN because everything is still paid when we look at it from another perspective. The free VPN get there money from google ads that is why they still make money even though yiu don't want to paid a dime. The ads that we see using all those free VPN are source of income to the programers/owners. The free VPN sometimes does not allow us to select a region where we want the ip address to be fixed but they are still the same.

[Kasabus]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

Mere looking at it there is no different between free and paid VPN because everything is still paid when we look at it from another perspective. The free VPN get there money from google ads that is why they still make money even though yiu don't want to paid a dime. The ads that we see using all those free VPN are source of income to the programers/owners. The free VPN sometimes does not allow us to select a region where we want the ip address to be fixed but they are still the same.

Then it's better to choose a paid VPN, when you are gambling, that means you are capable of risking money, so I'm sure a monthly subscription of a VPN for a gambler is not that expensive. At least, with a paid VPN, you can get what you want, the IP country you like and you'll be in a server that are less congested.

[AicecreaME]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

I understand your sentiments. Despite having free VPNs readily available, some people still prefer the paid ones. Why? Maybe because of the convenience it offers. Those free VPNs surely have their catch because if they don't, they won't profit. Most of the things we get for free are not actually for free. There's always something in exchange in using something without actually paying money such as containing ads on it so they can finance and profit still.

In paid VPNs and in other paid apps or platforms, the convenience and other advanced features are being paid. So if money isn't really a problem for you, then you would opt purchasing instead of undergoing hassle. Although still, i still stand my ground to better check tos first before using vpn to avoid further trouble.

[goldkingcoiner]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

Mere looking at it there is no different between free and paid VPN because everything is still paid when we look at it from another perspective. The free VPN get there money from google ads that is why they still make money even though yiu don't want to paid a dime. The ads that we see using all those free VPN are source of income to the programers/owners. The free VPN sometimes does not allow us to select a region where we want the ip address to be fixed but they are still the same.

Then it's better to choose a paid VPN, when you are gambling, that means you are capable of risking money, so I'm sure a monthly subscription of a VPN for a gambler is not that expensive. At least, with a paid VPN, you can get what you want, the IP country you like and you'll be in a server that are less congested.

I agree. An unpaid VPN aka a free VPN is not only slow and inefficient but you will lose more privacy than you think. I am sure the free VPN services collect and sell your data and do a lot worse things than that. Quite ironic, wanting to protect your privacy and then losing your data to some shady people who you will never know.

Paid VPNs are really worth it. And as previous posters have mentioned, getting a dedicated VPN for a bit of extra cost will really save you a lot of headaches.

Well, up until an online gambling casino or some other platform like a cryptocurrency exchange freezes your account and funds arbitrarily and asks for your KYC, which of course you will have problems with seeing as they will see you used a VPN and then only more problems arise from that... Non custodial is the way to go and is the future!

[Jawhead999]

You can try Betja, it's a no KYC sportsbooks and doesn't have any rules of VPN, so it should be fine to everyone who often face the ISP or Curacao licenses banned their countries.

Betja have a decent reputation, even though I wouldn't say it's completely trustworthy. Because a no license casino/sportsbook can be more easier to become scam project rather than the licensed casino/sportsbook.

[khaled0111]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need.
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Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

I beg to differ. I'll start with the last point. The devs or companies behind those paid VPNs are the same behind the free ones. They usually offer two versions (paid and free or trial). So if you are not going to trust paid VPNs the you definitely should not trust the free versions.
Secondly, free versions have limited or lack some features such as limited data and slow connection which you will notice when streaming or downloading huge files. But most importantly, free VPNs do not provide dedicated IPs so your will share the same IP with multiple users which may result in many problems.

[Ryker1]

It's same for my country and all gambling related websites are blocked (as well as some other sites). People have to use VPN's and most people don't want to pay for VPN so they use free ones. Unfortunately some sites block free VPN services, for example you can't enter Stake with free VPN. When you try to open it says IP is blocked. I don't have much trouble about other big sites other than low internet speed due to free service. I have no problem using livecasino.io, I wish they add sports bets so I don't have to use another site to place bets. Casinos and sportsbooks should put no limit on VPN usage because it's a must for some countries.

Well if you want to avoid problems in the future don't use a free VPN because I have tried this before it does not work and sometimes it causes by a low internet connection in your internet provider which makes you annoying. We have plenty of gambling casinos that we have to choose from, if the gambling casino is not available in your country then --just move on and find another one, because for me there is no better way if you are accessing a casino using VPN either it is paid or free.

[goinmerry]

Well if you want to avoid problems in the future don't use a free VPN because I have tried this before it does not work and sometimes it causes by a low internet connection in your internet provider which makes you annoying. We have plenty of gambling casinos that we have to choose from, if the gambling casino is not available in your country then --just move on and find another one, because for me there is no better way if you are accessing a casino using VPN either it is paid or free.

If just for the purpose of using gambling sites, Free VPN should do. Users just have to find good ones even for a Basic Version. There are lots of them. For a start, users can search for the top free VPN on their browser's extension. Try to look at the Extension page of any browser. Not hard to navigate there.

Obviously, if VPN is also used on other works as well by those users, a purchased paid version is necessary.

With these issues of prohibited gambling sites, illegal gambling, using VPNs, and anything related to those, I feel lucky that here in our country, it's gambling-friendly, and most online gambling sites are allowed. Can't imagine the trouble of using different methods just to access gambling sites in those restricted regions.

[smartaction]

You can try Betja, it's a no KYC sportsbooks and doesn't have any rules of VPN, so it should be fine to everyone who often face the ISP or Curacao licenses banned their countries.

Betja have a decent reputation, even though I wouldn't say it's completely trustworthy. Because a no license casino/sportsbook can be more easier to become scam project rather than the licensed casino/sportsbook.

I seen this site. It seems good. and i found my some favourite betting game on there. Like Foodball, Tennis, Basketball. But I can use this site without any kind of vpn. It is not yet restricted to my location. So I can use it easily. But it would be better if it could be used without kyc.

[Maslate]

You can try Betja, it's a no KYC sportsbooks and doesn't have any rules of VPN, so it should be fine to everyone who often face the ISP or Curacao licenses banned their countries.

Betja have a decent reputation, even though I wouldn't say it's completely trustworthy. Because a no license casino/sportsbook can be more easier to become scam project rather than the licensed casino/sportsbook.

I seen this site. It seems good. and i found my some favourite betting game on there. Like Foodball, Tennis, Basketball. But I can use this site without any kind of vpn. It is not yet restricted to my location. So I can use it easily. But it would be better if it could be used without kyc.

They are probably a licensed casino and their regulators are tight with the implementation of KYC. Actually, if you are looking for a gambling site that you can play anonymously, you can try different gambling sites which has a good reputation in the forum. I was able to check Betja but was not able to continue making an account.

[Peanutswar]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

Some people want to seek a specific country to connect with that's why some of them are willing to pay with the VPN because of the connecting to their server the same way here if you are just using for casual use and gambling it is good not to get paid for a VPN but and also there are a lot of injectors can use for free if you have some knowledge how to configure with it it is less hassle, but most of the gambling platform now are getting flag those accounts who they think it is quite suspicious activity because of the changing everytime of ISP.

[Wiwo]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

To be honest with with you the use of VPN pauses security risk to your privacy, most of the free or paid network we connect to have lead to so many hacking and stealing of information/data. But still there are.some legit ones but in the long run what is the need of the stress to get bypass a restrictions when at the end the site you want to access via VPN have flags against the use of VPN.

[Distinctin]

I don't see much difference between paid and free VPN. As for the best speed, maybe it is, but for me personally it is not critical, and the free one gives me the speed I need. And in the best disguise of the country and city from where you access the Internet, as well as the best protection of some of your personal data and their potential theft on paid VPNs, I strongly doubt it. Whatever the devs of these paid VPNs promise, I think they are all somehow controlled by the competent supervisory authorities in each country.

To be honest with with you the use of VPN pauses security risk to your privacy, most of the free or paid network we connect to have lead to so many hacking and stealing of information/data. But still there are.some legit ones but in the long run what is the need of the stress to get bypass a restrictions when at the end the site you want to access via VPN have flags against the use of VPN.

You need to put some antivirus or anti-malware so no unwanted app will be installed on your device while using a VPN, but you are right, paid VPN is always better and as long as you use it right, you will benefit by enjoying your privacy.

[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.

[erep]

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.

Does every time we access the internet, every site that has been explored in history is stored in government databases, even if we use the browser in incognito mode?
But regarding the use of VPN apps to access gambling, there is no guarantee that your casino account will remain safe because you have to study the detailed terms and conditions related to VPN access from the list of countries that have been banned, if you continue to access it and the platform has detected VPN users, your account can be banned at any time. IMO.