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[Dunamisx]

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

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[iv4n]

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

In some casinos, the KYC process is simple & easy, but some casinos are pretty complicated when it comes to KYC verification, they ask a lot of info. Many crypto casinos don't have mandatory KYC, but they will ask for that if they suspect that a player is breaking some casino rules... regardless of whether the player is using a VPN or not.

I have used a VPN in many casinos but never had a problem with that, I used it only to play some slot providers that are restricted for my location. And only in casinos that stated here on the forum that using VPN on their site is ok as long as we don't break casino rules... double accounts, claim different bonuses more than once, etc. I still play in those casinos, and they still didn't ask for KYC.

To the funny aspect of this, some of the available VPN are not free, users will have to subscribe for them and pay, yet i don't know why many have developed love for the use of this same VPN not minding what it may cost them, we have to understand the the gambling systems as well have developed technologies that helps i the identification of the use of VPN, we shouldn't bother ourself much on that for use.

Free VPN is not working great most of the time, it's very slow and sometimes it won't connect. There are also some other potential risks when using a free VPN, so if you wish for a quality connection it's better to pay for that. I guess it's the same thing as with many other things in life.

[Japinat]

Free VPN is not working great most of the time, it's very slow and sometimes it won't connect. There are also some other potential risks when using a free VPN, so if you wish for a quality connection it's better to pay for that. I guess it's the same thing as with many other things in life.

The fact that we can afford to gamble, we should be able to afford to pay for VPN subscription if that is really necessary.

According from this guide, - https://www.tomsguide.com/best-picks/cheap-vpn... The VPN Subs are only ranging an average of $2+ every month, that's very affordable and every gambler who risk a minimum of $20 per month could easily pay $2 for a subs.

[Potato Chips]

A VPN could be another thing, but of course it will change your real location which will be hard for the authorities to find you if you are laudering money. That makes sense then...

This would totally depend on your VPN provider.

Who knows, one or two requests from authorities could be enough for some providers to succumb and handover whatever data they have and/or start the surveillance. Personally, I've never thought VPNs make people anonymous, after all, we are just shifting the trust from our ISP to our VPN provider. For instance, almost all of them claims they don't store logs but we can't verify this as a user so there is a lot of trust involved.

That's true, sometimes I've been thinking why others requiring subscription while some are not instead they are giving it for free, does this mean the free giving is much more risky than the
other one who has a subscriptions?

Most I've seen are in a freemium model where plans are divided between paid and free-- free plans are typically with some limits imposed e.g. speed, countries, etc. In this case, I could see it as a promotional approach. Of course, I'm not saying every provider with freemium model must be clean lol since you still have to consider their overall reputation.

A completely free provider though would send me alarm signals in a heartbeat as you're likely the product that is why it's free.

[coinerer]

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

I used this site stake.com through vpn but didn't face any problem. But I personally don't recommend anyone to run any site using vpn.  Because using vpn is very risky, any company can restrict the account if they want, because I have not seen permission about using vpn in their TOS. so I would say that sites which can be accessed without vpn should be used for gambling and should not be used for high amounts because gambling should only be for fun.

[goldkingcoiner]

I do not think that there are any legitimate and regulated casinos which are VPN friendly. And as others in this thread have already written; any casino can change their TOS at any time and you would probably be caught unaware. It is a better idea to rather not use a VPN.

It has something to do with laws that the casinos have to follow. AML is a big one. Otherwise any casino could launder money from some anonymous people at any time. That would not work.

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

In my experience, as well as in the experience of other veteran Bitcointalk gamblers over the years, KYC is never easy, as you claim, because of the sheer number of people that they have to check. It can take a long time to check them all. Doing KYC before depositing funds will save you a headache...

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[freedomgo]

I have never use VPN and I will never use it for accessing any online casinos, it makes not much sense on my side since there is no form of restriction in my country but just make sure that the casino ToS supports VPN before using.

To the funny aspect of this, some of the available VPN are not free, users will have to subscribe for them and pay, yet i don't know why many have developed love for the use of this same VPN not minding what it may cost them, we have to understand the the gambling systems as well have developed technologies that helps i the identification of the use of VPN, we shouldn't bother ourself much on that for use.

There's a reason why VPN Is created, it should serve its purpose.

IF you ar a gambler who are looking for privacy, like you don't want to declare you real location through your IP, then you should use bitcoin. But as we have discussed here, there's a risk associated with it as casinos might take advantage on what we are doing and might flagged us for violating their TOS. Some still using VPN I believe, but they are well aware of the risk, and make sure that they gamble on a reputable gambling sites.

Always remember that a reputable gambling site would always want to increase their user base, so they'll not make a mistake that will destroy their own reputation.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I do not think that there are any legitimate and regulated casinos which are VPN friendly. And as others in this thread have already written; any casino can change their TOS at any time and you would probably be caught unaware. It is a better idea to rather not use a VPN.

It has something to do with laws that the casinos have to follow. AML is a big one. Otherwise any casino could launder money from some anonymous people at any time. That would not work.

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

In my experience, as well as in the experience of other veteran Bitcointalk gamblers over the years, KYC is never easy, as you claim, because of the sheer number of people that they have to check. It can take a long time to check them all. Doing KYC before depositing funds will save you a headache...

Sorry but I will have to also agree that in the current settings technologically, kyc have become much more easier, as even now, we have what is called or referred to as Ai kyc system, where the user submits his requested documents for kyc verification, and a trained Ai takes the document, scan through it and immediately, under a minute or two, verify your account after it has also scanned your face through your camera and match it with the face on your provided document, this is literally one of the fastest kyc system and one no longer have to submit document, and wait until a customer representative comes around to look at the document, look at your video recording or selfie before either marking your kyc as successful or not.

I do vouch the presence of such kyc system in all the online casinos at the moment, but let's believe that as time goes on, more and more casinos will implement the Ai kyc system for a faster, efficient and seamless customer kyc verification.

And I also agree with you on your last words, for even now, I would still suggest that gamblers do not wait until the casino ask them to verify their account, maybe in the middle of a pending withdrawal or so, looks like some casinos deliberately makes passing kyc at this stage more difficult, than when the player just decides on his or her own to submit his documents for account verification.

[SamReomo]

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I highly agree too that there is some kind of automated KYC verification system present on most of the casinos these days and it's the software doing the job not humans. Not only in the casinos but in almost all online websites some kind of AI based automated KYC checking system is installed which verifies the KYC documents and selfie automatically.

[Bushdark]

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

There are some regions that restrict gambling platforms and the only way we can jump the restrictions is to keep using VPN.
There are gambling platforms that would not ban your account if you are using VPN especially in regions that are not too strict like that.
Many of these gambling platforms want to make money and they need high flow of traffic and the only way is to accept VPN except the user is carrying dubious and suspicious transactions. Apart from this, using VPN is no an issue in some gambling platforms.

[Russlenat]

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

There are some regions that restrict gambling platforms and the only way we can jump the restrictions is to keep using VPN.
There are gambling platforms that would not ban your account if you are using VPN especially in regions that are not too strict like that.
Many of these gambling platforms want to make money and they need high flow of traffic and the only way is to accept VPN except the user is carrying dubious and suspicious transactions. Apart from this, using VPN is no an issue in some gambling platforms.

It should not be an issue if you are gambling with a casino that has already keep a good reputation and has been running their business for awhile. Some may see it as a risk that their account might get associated to something or would violate a TOS. This topic is good as we discussed the possibilities or consequences of using a VPN to hide our IP, and as what I had observed, there are some stating it's not advisable but I haven't really read a lot information where users accounts get compromised by simply using a VPN.

[goldkingcoiner]

I do not think that there are any legitimate and regulated casinos which are VPN friendly. And as others in this thread have already written; any casino can change their TOS at any time and you would probably be caught unaware. It is a better idea to rather not use a VPN.

It has something to do with laws that the casinos have to follow. AML is a big one. Otherwise any casino could launder money from some anonymous people at any time. That would not work.

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

In my experience, as well as in the experience of other veteran Bitcointalk gamblers over the years, KYC is never easy, as you claim, because of the sheer number of people that they have to check. It can take a long time to check them all. Doing KYC before depositing funds will save you a headache...

Sorry but I will have to also agree that in the current settings technologically, kyc have become much more easier, as even now, we have what is called or referred to as Ai kyc system, where the user submits his requested documents for kyc verification, and a trained Ai takes the document, scan through it and immediately, under a minute or two, verify your account after it has also scanned your face through your camera and match it with the face on your provided document, this is literally one of the fastest kyc system and one no longer have to submit document, and wait until a customer representative comes around to look at the document, look at your video recording or selfie before either marking your kyc as successful or not.

I do vouch the presence of such kyc system in all the online casinos at the moment, but let's believe that as time goes on, more and more casinos will implement the Ai kyc system for a faster, efficient and seamless customer kyc verification.

And I also agree with you on your last words, for even now, I would still suggest that gamblers do not wait until the casino ask them to verify their account, maybe in the middle of a pending withdrawal or so, looks like some casinos deliberately makes passing kyc at this stage more difficult, than when the player just decides on his or her own to submit his documents for account verification.

Really? They are allowed to let AI inspect the ID now? For some reason, I had always thought there were regulations against that.... Ok I guess it is easy.

[Haunebu]

I have been playing in various crypto gambling sites for a while now and I never found a single site that had zero issues with VPN users. Some do permit VPN users on a case by case basis op.

Also, the only sites that never enforce KYC are decentralised gambling sites based on my observations. Anyway, I respect what you are trying to do op.

[Potato Chips]

Really? They are allowed to let AI inspect the ID now? For some reason, I had always thought there were regulations against that.... Ok I guess it is easy.

Yup. I believe AI tech is the new trend most companies have been interested in. Some KYC/AML solutions have started incorporating this too, one example would be jumio:

Know and trust your customers online with the AI-driven identity verification platform trusted by leading brands worldwide.

AI regulations is kind of a wild west tbh since there are still lotsa talks going on about it + the tech is developing pretty fast and opens up different scenarios. Personally, I think it all boils down on what you're using it for.

There are some regions that restrict gambling platforms and the only way we can jump the restrictions is to keep using VPN.

The downside in this case is, I'd say most casinos would happily nullify a player's winnings especially if it's a big win once they came to know they're from one the restricted countries.

[blockman]

Most of the popular casinos here that I've used, I have used it with a VPN and I have never been questioned about it. Or it was just a good time that they were not so strict at all. It's been so long since I've used one for most of my visits to casinos. What are the popular ones? you name them all as most of them have their own announcement thread here and as long as it's not a big amount that you are depositing and withdrawing, I think that you'll face no problem by repeating that activity with a VPN.

[EarnOnVictor]

If we are to even consider the replies on this thread on recommendations for the platforms that accept the use of VPN, I don't think there are suggestions made and if any at all, they are not many, gambling platforms don't usually demand or take in the use of VPN for their website, but Incase we see some that allows for that, maybe they are just new in the business or doesn't have enough resources to employ for the measures that take care on that.

Well, you may be wrong with some facts because many casinos are allowing VPNs, you can search for that. Except that, almost all, if not, all casinos advertising here are always saying that double accounts are issues, and since VPNs could cause the mistake for the double account through the issuing of IP which is often the clash with the use of the same VPN, it is now popular here as though it is a taboo, but it is not like that elsewhere. Even if you ask from the support of some casinos, they will tell you it is allowed, so you should not let people think otherwise. Nonetheless, I advise people to be very careful about the use of VPN so that it will not put them in trouble. The acceptance by casinos at times is like a "Greek gift," so we have to do away with it if possible even if they claim they accept it.

[Wapfika]

Most of the popular casinos here that I've used, I have used it with a VPN and I have never been questioned about it. Or it was just a good time that they were not so strict at all. It's been so long since I've used one for most of my visits to casinos. What are the popular ones? you name them all as most of them have their own announcement thread here and as long as it's not a big amount that you are depositing and withdrawing, I think that you'll face no problem by repeating that activity with a VPN.

You shouldn’t doing this on Stake since they have a very clear stance regarding VPN or anything that will hide your IP address to fake your location. You bankroll might be seize totally regardless of the amount once they found out that you are using VPN when playing. They have a method to determine whether the players use VPN or not so make sure to stay on this website when using VPN because you will never when they will bust you, worst if they caught you after winning a jackpot.

There’s really a lot of casino ok with VPN providing you are not from restricted country but there’s casino like Stake that totally doesn’t like VPN and specifically have rules regarding it on ToS.

[SATWAT]

Most of the popular casinos here that I've used, I have used it with a VPN and I have never been questioned about it. Or it was just a good time that they were not so strict at all. It's been so long since I've used one for most of my visits to casinos. What are the popular ones? you name them all as most of them have their own announcement thread here and as long as it's not a big amount that you are depositing and withdrawing, I think that you'll face no problem by repeating that activity with a VPN.

No doubt things like these were going good for the many and peoples love to enjoy these as well, but recently we have too many strict policies which are creating problems but still too many peoples are also still not love to go through with KYC even with this risk factor improved, but they are well aware about this all and doing their stuff within their limits which are not problem.
Using VPN is surely not bad as now in our country things are going worse and many are using this VPN for their own stuff even this all is not new but still we need to go with all ToS because if we will go against any policy then surely we have to face consequences as well but few sites and casinos are doing good because they clear all before any problem.

[s0lidus]

Hey everyone,

I'm thinking about starting a website that talks about crypto casinos, and I need your help to pick the best ones. I want to focus on casinos that are safe and reliable, so my site doesn't end up recommending bad ones. I plan to write honest reviews and also share what other people say online, kind of like how old blogs used to do where it mattered what people thought about a site instead of taking dirty money from scam projects.

Can you suggest some crypto casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

It's a plus if they're cool with KYC stuff or even better if they are NO KYC.

Also, if you've ever taken money out from these places, please tell me how long it took. It's annoying when sites say INSTANT WITHDRAWAL, but then the casino's support says it might take up to 12 hours.

Since you're going to start a website I'd suggest you to visit each casino listed on this board and do some research yourself, otherwise you may get crappy information from users trying to hype their favorite casinos =P
You can join their platform as mystery guest, ask questions to their support team, go through their terms, reach out to their community, etc. I mean, reviews based on own experience are the best reviews, right?

Also, don't forget to warn people for the risks of using VPN, such as being flagged for using multiple accounts; using VPN brings a high risk of connecting to an IP that other users on the same platform has already used or are still using. That's often being solved by a KYC check, but sometimes casinos may simply ban users or use it as excuse to freeze winnings.