Best crypto casino for Netherlands?

[PX-Z]

Coming to your query, I checked some sites that I regularly play at and observed that none of them allow gamblers from Netherlands

Yeah, because Netherlands banned any kind of gambling activities. So licensed casinos won't entertain any local from these countries ^{(who banned gambling)}. So KYC-required casinos will be a pain in the ass to access for those users who came from these countries.

So here^[1] are non-kyc gambling site, they may don't have or have active scam accusations on this forum so DYOR first. Note that i don't own that site, i just saw it in google so again DYOR.

[1] https://cryptostec.com/no-kyc-casinos-gamble-without-id/

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I wouldn't advice you to use any sort of VPN on a casino because this has been on of the major issues we've had on the forum with casinos blocking users accounts mostly as a result of using VPN and fake identity and you should better google for Casinos available in your country before taking any advice from here as wrong advice can also be gotten from here too.
And please try not to click on every link that will be sent to you offering to make suggestions to you and you have to be cry careful and make some proper research before involving or clicking on any link ( just my advice please ).

-    You're right mate, it's just one of those centralized gambling online that gets blocked a lot, I also don't agree with using a VPN because you'll only make yourself worse in the end, to be honest.

Then one more thing, I also have no idea what kind of gambling exists and is allowed in the Netherlands at the moment, is there any?

[piebeyb]

You need to know that playing at a centralized casino you have to be prepared with regulations such as KYC, if you are bothered by that you can play at a decentralized casino, but usually not all casinos ask for your KYC, for example Stake you only need to complete information about yourself for level 1 except for level 2 you need to provide your identity, but I withdraw money there it's always safe with level 1

[worldofcoins]

What is a trustworthy casino for residents of the Netherlands?
Online gambling became illegal since about 2021, and is only legal at 'regulated' casinos that take 33% tax from your winnings above 450 euro.

I came across many sites, for instance stake.com. They allow VPN, but users from the Netherlands are not accepted, this means you need to enter a false identity. Is there any casino out there that is trustworthy for residents of the Netherlands? One that will not ask for your identity or block your account when you win a big amount?. I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

Thanks in advance for any help.




The casinos i'm looking for are those that have Netent and Play n Go slots.

Hi, welcome to the forum. Using VPN for online casinos is not recommended at any stage. However, some online casinos accept Dutch players and comply with the country's regulations.
Some online casinos that are considered trustworthy and are known to accept Dutch players are:

Unibet Casino
Betsson Casino
Royal Panda Casino
LeoVegas Casino

It's essential to use a licensed and regulated online casino when gambling from the Netherlands and to be aware of the tax implications of winning above €450.

[m2017]

What is a trustworthy casino for residents of the Netherlands?
Online gambling became illegal since about 2021, and is only legal at 'regulated' casinos that take 33% tax from your winnings above 450 euro.

I came across many sites, for instance stake.com. They allow VPN, but users from the Netherlands are not accepted, this means you need to enter a false identity. Is there any casino out there that is trustworthy for residents of the Netherlands? One that will not ask for your identity or block your account when you win a big amount?. I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

Thanks in advance for any help.




The casinos i'm looking for are those that have Netent and Play n Go slots.

One of the advantages of crypto is the lack of control. That is, even if online casinos are banned in your country, then how will and who is be prevented from gambling if there is no physical opportunity to prevent you from sending crypto to the casino and returning it from there with the winnings? In principle, no one will be able to know about it.

Almost all gamblers hate KYC and you are unlikely to want to go through this procedure. If the casino wants to, they will block your account even for a bogus reason, so play with the risk. I would not worry about the possibility of winning a large amount, because you are more likely to lose your money than increase it.

Don't get hung up on casinos loyal to the Netherlands. Use VPN and play without being tied to regions.

[gunhell16]

What is a trustworthy casino for residents of the Netherlands?
Online gambling became illegal since about 2021, and is only legal at 'regulated' casinos that take 33% tax from your winnings above 450 euro.

I came across many sites, for instance stake.com. They allow VPN, but users from the Netherlands are not accepted, this means you need to enter a false identity. Is there any casino out there that is trustworthy for residents of the Netherlands? One that will not ask for your identity or block your account when you win a big amount?. I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

Thanks in advance for any help.




The casinos i'm looking for are those that have Netent and Play n Go slots.

According to my research here are the best crypto gambling online for Netherlands such as follows:

* Bets.io
* FortuneJack
* Justbit
* Oshi
* Cloudbet

Source: https://casinoscrypto.com/en-nl/

I think there are some crypto casino are requiring for kyc if the gambling platform itself is one of the centralized platform.
These are too common actually but for gambling in which is not centralized of course it is not applicable.

[BobK71]

What is a trustworthy casino for residents of the Netherlands?
Online gambling became illegal since about 2021, and is only legal at 'regulated' casinos that take 33% tax from your winnings above 450 euro.

I came across many sites, for instance stake.com. They allow VPN, but users from the Netherlands are not accepted, this means you need to enter a false identity. Is there any casino out there that is trustworthy for residents of the Netherlands? One that will not ask for your identity or block your account when you win a big amount?. I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

The only reliable solution is to get rid from centralized gambling platforms. Most of the cryptocasinos do not require KYC. There is no KYC obligation and a gambler can easily conduct gambling without any difficulty in these casino gambling platforms. In this age there are lots of cryptocasino platforms are built that deal in large amounts in everyday. Earlier the gamblers were apprehensive about the big winning amount but now they are handling the betting with ease.

[Wakate]

Weird that a country which doesn't ban drugs actually bans gambling. Coming to your query, I checked some sites that I regularly play at and observed that none of them allow gamblers from Netherlands.

Do not submit fake KYC and always clarify all your doubts with customer support in any site before deciding to invest op.

This is going to be very hard for op to find good casinos if at all there are casinos that support gambling from that region. Since there is ban on gambling activities from Netherland that I don't think any casino that really cares about the law in Netherlands will want to risk and bridge there law and allow gamblers to use there platform to gambler.

One of the way out is for gamblers to use VPN for gambling and it must be strict and accurate one that would not lick the the op current region or location. Some casinos are very strict with gamblers from restricted regions so op will need to be careful.

[Mahdirakib]

So here^[1] are non-kyc gambling site, they may don't have or have active scam accusations on this forum so DYOR first. Note that i don't own that site, i just saw it in google so again DYOR.
[1] ~~

Have you checked those casinos which are listed in the 'No KYC Casinos' in your source? All those casinos have gambling license from Curacao, Netherlands is at the restricted countries list in the terms of those casinos. And they may request the user to verify their identity (KYC documents).

According to my research here are the best crypto gambling online for Netherlands such as follows: ~snip~

It is forbidden to create an account at those casinos if you are a resident of Netherlands. You should have checked the terms of those casinos before suggesting them to OP.

@Dutch1344545, It will be difficult for you to find a casino without the KYC verification requirements which have no restrictions for your country. Moreover, Play n Go slots provider is restricted for Netherlands residents. For the safety of your funds, you should play at those casinos which are allowed in your country by paying the taxes. The usage of VPN is also forbidden in many crypto casinos.

[Haunebu]

One of the way out is for gamblers to use VPN for gambling and it must be strict and accurate one that would not lick the the op current region or location. Some casinos are very strict with gamblers from restricted regions so op will need to be careful.

This is a bad idea if I'm being frank with you. Why? Because almost all crypto gambling sites restrict VPN usage for various reasons and can use it as an excuse to block your funds completely.

Op should clarify with the customer support of the site and save proof before deciding to invest there.

[usekevin]

Gambling is based on various countries, if you want to use the unknown website to your country.You are forced to use of Vpn for it.If you use it wisely, or else all the funds in your wallet will be blocked or banned.This leads to the zero dollars in your wallet.Winning in the gambling is not a only way to withdraw the funds.It's essential one to withdraw after the winning.So use VPN when it only essential.Most of the gambling website will not allow VPN.If it happens, you will end with zero dollars.

[crzy]

The idea of using a fake identity and VPN is not good, there’s a lot of gamblers being caught doing this and they lose their money because most of the site prohibit this and if KYC will be asked due to suspicious transactions, most probably you will failed on this and expect that you can no longer withdraw the money.

Have you tried playing playing on those regulated casinos, almost all crypto casinos are not allowing the people on Netherland to gamble, probably they are just following the law there.

[chaser15]

Those online gamblers directly from the Netherlands might be the only ones who can somehow help you more with your problem.

Checking your local community section here in the forum, it seems that your community is active there. Here's the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=79.0

There might be gamblers there that can give you some good suggestions and advice. Otherwise, though, deep research should be done and that includes checking every gambling site that Netent and Play Go are currently supporting. Not only that, it's mandatory to check their terms as you care about KYC.

[harizen]

Is there any casino out there that is trustworthy for residents of the Netherlands? One that will not ask for your identity or block your account when you win a big amount?. I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

Any popular casinos right now that already established a good reputation can somehow consider trustworthy.

But about your concern regarding KYC, we aren't sure if you can't trigger the alarm at those sites. Most centralized casinos are now being hit with much strict regulations that's why no choice but to include KYC on their respective terms.

For me, what matter is being trustworthy instead of playing in an unknown casino just to avoid the KYC thing. If you were able to win a big win on that amount you have mentioned, no choice but to comply if KYC will be asked. What good choice do we have in the first place? You really need to read carefully the Terms and Services regarding KYC of any sites as being ignorant is not an excuse in the event of an account being questioned.

[capedbaldy]

Gambling is based on various countries, if you want to use the unknown website to your country.You are forced to use of Vpn for it.If you use it wisely, or else all the funds in your wallet will be blocked or banned.This leads to the zero dollars in your wallet.Winning in the gambling is not a only way to withdraw the funds.It's essential one to withdraw after the winning.So use VPN when it only essential.Most of the gambling website will not allow VPN.If it happens, you will end with zero dollars.

Accessing gambling sites using a VPN is very risky because the Netherlands is in the prohibition zone of casino regulations, even if you use a premium VPN and an account is already kyc from someone else but guarantee your balance will be safe, so we won't focus on gambling because we are very wary of banned accounts, so the solution is better for the op to join the gambling community in his country because they may have a solution for safe gambling.

[QueenVera]

I really don't know what casinos are best for your country but I wouldn't advice you to think of using fake identity because most times it always has a negative repercussion and you should know that most of these casinos will definitely bring up issues when there is a big win on your account and there wouldn't be much you can do when such time comes so it will be better you avoid such rather than seeking solution when the time comes.
But I never heard of such news about Netherlands and I'm sorry to say that the government is really extorting from it's gambling citizens.

[sportbettingbitcoin]

Try to find a casino with a good reputation as well as support for many cryptocurrencies.
The best ones according to my experience are:

• BC Game
• Bitsler
• TrustDice

Source: https://deficasinos.io/

[acroman08]

try checking BTCGosu, it's a gambling review website. if I remember correctly they have a category where they list which countries are allowed on certain casinos.

I know there are casinos out there that requires no KYC, but will they still be trustworthy if you win a large amount over $10k?

a lot of casinos that I have seen who say "NO KYC" usually have a  rule on their ToS that still require their gamblers to submit KYC in a certain condition, for instance, withdrawing a large amount of money.

[Rabata]

Gambling is based on various countries, if you want to use the unknown website to your country.You are forced to use of Vpn for it.If you use it wisely, or else all the funds in your wallet will be blocked or banned.This leads to the zero dollars in your wallet.Winning in the gambling is not a only way to withdraw the funds.It's essential one to withdraw after the winning.So use VPN when it only essential.Most of the gambling website will not allow VPN.If it happens, you will end with zero dollars.

Yep, temporary gambling can be done using a VPN but it will be a major hindrance for long-term gambling.  No one won't keep hard earned money at risk. If there is an official law in that particular place then it is better to follow that rules. Otherwise there are plenty of gambling sites worldwide that do not require KYC. A casino platform like that has to be chosen. I have seen some top rated cryptocurrencies operating gambling in 2023 in the Netherlands.  Best Bitcoin & Crypto Casinos Netherlands 2023 :

[virasisog]

You should fully know about their terms of service first so your funds wouldn't be put on hold in case they will require you to comply with their KYC especially if huge funds are involved.
As far as I know, there are still some other casinos that allow using of VPNs but you still have to research because it may affect your future transactions especially if you are from a restricted gambling country. If I were you, I will not risk huge funds without any assurance of smooth transactions because you might face the consequences in the long run.