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[joniboini]

For VPN purposes then i would definitely be making use first of those in built VPN with some browsers like OPERA. It does work on just like with those known VPN.
Im much aware about NordVPN too but of course i wont really be that willing on spending up on something just because im interested to play into their platform.

If you care about your privacy, I'd suggest you avoid them. Most of the time they collect your data and the speed is just as horrible as other 'free' VPNs on the internet. Not to mention they can inject or suggest some ads even if you don't want to see any. My experience with those VPNs is terrible.

perhaps the IP must have been known for so many bad activities or what? -ip-
But there are some that are military grade or more, I do not believe that it can be decrypted easily that it is a VPN unless the IP is generally from unaccepted regions.

Not necessarily bad activities afaik, especially if you use shared IP. Other users probably use the same IP to access the website from different locations, or they accessed the website at the same time. That being said, one of my VPN servers does get blocked by overseas gaming platforms, probably because too many users tried to register from the same IP address. Btw, military-grade† is just a marketing gimmick. Most of the time it means the cheapest and decent option on the market, or AES-256. If they use that term as their main marketing material, I'd suggest you look for other services instead. CMIIW.

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[altecbit]

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

Also, considering your need for reliable VPN connections to access various international sites without interruption, you might find using a static residential proxy more helpful. It can provide a more stable and reliable connection. For this, you might want to look into options like https://proxys.io/en/p/buy-static-residential-proxies-isp, which could enhance your accessibility without compromising security.

[Dunamisx]

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

The aspect of their policies is what matters most because if they should make review on it and we were unaware of that and continue to make use of vpn on their site, the system may detect that and we may be banned and faces some consequences in the likes of restriction from using their platform, i see no much benefits with the use of a vpn than the implication of what it may caused us when caught up.

[zarintasnim]

As the world continues to embrace the digital age, the use of cryptocurrencies has become increasingly popular. One of the industries that has seen a significant rise in the use of digital currencies is the casino industry. However, some casino changed their rules and updated their terms and conditions. Most of the casinos take their customer without KYC but when they want to withdraw their money they apply a lot of rules and regulations. Sometimes old reviews are also not working, because casino owner pay huge amounts to promote their casino and give very positive reviews about their project. paid VPN  more than a very good free VPN.

[iv4n]

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

Well, if the casino representative did not clearly write that a VPN is allowed I would not use it. I haven't seen it officially stated on any site, it's probably not legal, but many crypto casinos allow it, but again I say you have to have a confirmation about it. If it is not from the forum but from support, I would take a picture and archive it somewhere just in case, it can help if there are any problems.

I used to use VPN to play in some casinos and I never had any problems, but again I didn't win anything big. So who knows, we should be careful anyway and have some proof that casino allow it.

[Bitinity]

Well, if the casino representative did not clearly write that a VPN is allowed I would not use it. I haven't seen it officially stated on any site, it's probably not legal, but many crypto casinos allow it, but again I say you have to have a confirmation about it. If it is not from the forum but from support, I would take a picture and archive it somewhere just in case, it can help if there are any problems.

I did the same thing in the past. When there is no clear information about VPN is allowed or not in the terms page, it is better to ask support and if the support answer that it is allowed, I take a screenshot of the chat or download the transcript if the casino provide this feature. This can be something useful later if the casino said that using VPN is against their terms.

I used to use VPN to play in some casinos and I never had any problems, but again I didn't win anything big. So who knows, we should be careful anyway and have some proof that casino allow it.

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

[avp2306]

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

Well, if the casino representative did not clearly write that a VPN is allowed I would not use it. I haven't seen it officially stated on any site, it's probably not legal, but many crypto casinos allow it, but again I say you have to have a confirmation about it. If it is not from the forum but from support, I would take a picture and archive it somewhere just in case, it can help if there are any problems.

I used to use VPN to play in some casinos and I never had any problems, but again I didn't win anything big. So who knows, we should be careful anyway and have some proof that casino allow it.

On some casino there are representative would just say that use this at your own risk that's why we cannot get  a clear answer since even them are so questionable regarding on the usage of VPN in their casino. That's why I find them unreliable since they provably will not help us if we encounter an issue like certain suspicious activity due to IP changes happened when we use a VPN. So I guess much better not to use this and stick on your real IP so that we can assure our safety in terms of funds confiscation and the casino will not have any reason to flagged us.

I also use VPN on some casino before but when I certain read that there are some people got an issue with this I immediately stop and there's no really big changes since I can still gamble nicely without worrying anything on certain possible issues that those devs would accused to us.

[Potato Chips]

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

[Z_MBFM]

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

If you gamble on a site through a paid vpn, that site will not understand that you are using a vpn, but if you gamble using locations in different countries at different times, then the site's cloudflare will understand the fact that your account is logged in from the IP of different countries at different times.  I have used stake.com with free vpn and have used different country ips several times but I have not faced any problem.  So I can say this site is also vpn friendly. This site is not accessible in my country so I can't access it without using vpn

[Bitinity]

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

Just a regular paid VPN, what I used to do is using Indonesian IP which is where I come from. Since I have never experienced any issue when I was active at duelbits, yes I can say they are VPN friendly but I'm not sure about now because I have been inactive for a while. You can always ask support about it if there is no written terms about VPN usage (not only at duelbits but in all casinos).

[danadc]

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

Just a regular paid VPN, what I used to do is using Indonesian IP which is where I come from. Since I have never experienced any issue when I was active at duelbits, yes I can say they are VPN friendly but I'm not sure about now because I have been inactive for a while. You can always ask support about it if there is no written terms about VPN usage (not only at duelbits but in all casinos).

Today's casinos must be Smarter , they must not be Complicated , Accepting the VPN must be normal , the idea is that they enter the Casino and Can Carry out the Operations , that is why we will always devise a way enter Because they don't let us enter based on our Location, and that seems very non-Inclusive to me , that is Completely Exclusive , but for that there are no Rights or people to fight or Fight , so given these things we have to Find a way to Include new ones Reasons so that more Cases can be Generated that Accept KYC, it is not nice that you want to enter and they say that Due to Location it Does not make sense in the World we are living in , there are rights Defended by people who want to Believe Anything , so there is no right in financial Economics?

[wallet4bitcoin]

The policy and TOS of casinos can change at any time which if you write something good today and the TOS is changed after just a few days, your review might just be the reason for someone who got into the mess. You must be very updated on what changes have been made to the casinos that you have reviewed.

Not trying to discourage you with this but that's just my suggestion. There are easy ways to do this nowadays and blogs were made outdated. It's called Vlog. You can do it on youtube and gain followers and you can still monetize.

Such blogs might need to be updated and they might necessarily need to be automated in the event of the casino's updated terms but I currently don't think there is a possibility of updating the TOS just about when they do as most of the articles might be weeks or even months old.

OP just has to factor in all of these when coming up with his project.

[Hamphser]

The policy and TOS of casinos can change at any time which if you write something good today and the TOS is changed after just a few days, your review might just be the reason for someone who got into the mess. You must be very updated on what changes have been made to the casinos that you have reviewed.

Not trying to discourage you with this but that's just my suggestion. There are easy ways to do this nowadays and blogs were made outdated. It's called Vlog. You can do it on youtube and gain followers and you can still monetize.

Such blogs might need to be updated and they might necessarily need to be automated in the event of the casino's updated terms but I currently don't think there is a possibility of updating the TOS just about when they do as most of the articles might be weeks or even months old.

OP just has to factor in all of these when coming up with his project.

This is why its really hard to detect or to find out if there are really those sudden changed up of terms and conditions specially if you would really be just that finding on reading it up on their blogs or website
on which its unlikely that they would really be posting up those informations there on which it would really be that something understandable that they would really be missing out on doing such thing
not unless if they would really be making those direct access pop up into the site which give out that kind of reminders or notifications that there's a change on terms and conditions.
So far after all the years ive been here on crypto gambling space on which i havent seen any sites or platforms that have done this on which its really that normal that most gamblers
would be missing it out.

[joniboini]

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I guess it depends on which casino you're following, but most of the time whenever a ToS is updated the pages will show the edited time, plus some businesses send e-mails whenever their privacy policy is updated. Building a bot to track if a ToS page is changed is also good though, even though I'm not sure it will be useful for a business that regularly sends info whenever their policy is changed.

Today's casinos must be Smarter , they must not be Complicated , Accepting the VPN must be normal , the idea is that they enter the Casino and Can Carry out the Operations , that is why we will always devise a way enter Because they don't let us enter based on our Location, and that seems very non-Inclusive to me

What's the basis for saying accepting VPN should be the new standard? I guess that's true if you use a casino that focuses on privacy, but not for regular casinos. It's not really about inclusivity IMO, it is more about staying out of legal troubles.

[Potato Chips]

Today's casinos must be Smarter , they must not be Complicated , Accepting the VPN must be normal , the idea is that they enter the Casino and Can Carry out the Operations , that is why we will always devise a way enter Because they don't let us enter based on our Location, and that seems very non-Inclusive to me , that is Completely Exclusive , but for that there are no Rights or people to fight or Fight , so given these things we have to Find a way to Include new ones Reasons so that more Cases can be Generated that Accept KYC, it is not nice that you want to enter and they say that Due to Location it Does not make sense in the World we are living in , there are rights Defended by people who want to Believe Anything , so there is no right in financial Economics?

Wdym, fam?

If you're talking about those prohibited countries, then they are for legal compliance. Not every place is fond of gambling and/or some places require more from a gambling platform in order for platforms to legally operate and target their locals.

I reckon most people don't read the fine print hence I actually think geo-blocking helps up to a certain extent because there could be related clauses such as nullifying winings, closing down account, etc.

In addition, regulatory bodies appears to be slowly creeping into any crypto platform in order to find faults so it is better this way.

[Hamphser]

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I guess it depends on which casino you're following, but most of the time whenever a ToS is updated the pages will show the edited time, plus some businesses send e-mails whenever their privacy policy is updated. Building a bot to track if a ToS page is changed is also good though, even though I'm not sure it will be useful for a business that regularly sends info whenever their policy is changed.

Good thing if they would really be mindful on sending out those via email alerts into their users but not all would really be that reading up their emails on which it would really be that still that likely be useless on this case. It would be better that they would be making out that kind of alert or pop up instead. If ever there would really be changes on their terms and conditions then not all people would really be that tending to make out that kind of checking out word by word on what are the things that had been changed. Most likely gamblers wont really be caring about those changes not until they would really be able to experience some issues and this is something that would really be that so normal. This is why i would rather be sticking into those known gambling sites which are reputable and really that popular
on where you could assume out that they are really that fair at least into their users.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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I guess it depends on which casino you're following, but most of the time whenever a ToS is updated the pages will show the edited time, plus some businesses send e-mails whenever their privacy policy is updated. Building a bot to track if a ToS page is changed is also good though, even though I'm not sure it will be useful for a business that regularly sends info whenever their policy is changed.

Good thing if they would really be mindful on sending out those via email alerts into their users but not all would really be that reading up their emails on which it would really be that still that likely be useless on this case. It would be better that they would be making out that kind of alert or pop up instead. If ever there would really be changes on their terms and conditions then not all people would really be that tending to make out that kind of checking out word by word on what are the things that had been changed. Most likely gamblers wont really be caring about those changes not until they would really be able to experience some issues and this is something that would really be that so normal. This is why i would rather be sticking into those known gambling sites which are reputable and really that popular
on where you could assume out that they are really that fair at least into their users.

Well, it is normal that when we are looking for something to do and the problem arises, it is when we realize certain things, I am very open to VPNs, for me it is an ease for what was Requested, I do not understand it , but Everyone in The earth must have the right to do things well and be allowed everything, in no way can they prevent the use of a VPN, if we start from the origin of Things it is Feasible that all this is generated thanks to the requirements and regulations of the governments, Governments that really do not care about people but About their own and particular interests, therefore when we are carrying out any type of recreational and fun Activity it should be free, if a casino does not allow VPN I think it has to do with that? Future work on him asking to accept it, I think that would make a Difference.

[joniboini]

Good thing if they would really be mindful on sending out those via email alerts into their users but not all would really be that reading up their emails on which it would really be that still that likely be useless on this case. It would be better that they would be making out that kind of alert or pop up instead. If ever there would really be changes on their terms and conditions then not all people would really be that tending to make out that kind of checking out word by word on what are the things that had been changed.

I mean if the user ignores any notification, whether you send an e-mail or not wouldn't matter and it is hard to blame the business in this case. That being said, there's no rule saying they can't send an e-mail and send a pop-up notification or something similar, although this doesn't guarantee that the user will also ignore it for various reasons. In the end, there's only so much you can do whether you're a popular business or not, and users who like to use VPNs need to be proactive in finding any changes if that matters to them.

[Dunamisx]

Well, it is normal that when we are looking for something to do and the problem arises, it is when we realize certain things, I am very open to VPNs, for me it is an ease for what was Requested, I do not understand it , but Everyone in The earth must have the right to do things well and be allowed everything, in no way can they prevent the use of a VPN, if we start from the origin of Things it is Feasible that all this is generated thanks to the requirements and regulations of the governments, Governments that really do not care about people but About their own and particular interests, therefore when we are carrying out any type of recreational and fun Activity it should be free, if a casino does not allow VPN I think it has to do with that? Future work on him asking to accept it, I think that would make a Difference.

Going by the ways of the governments, they finds more pleasure in things like this to have restriction for, because it will not allow the people to do anything they like, if we are going to firstly consider the needs for the use of VPN, we can deduce that such is being used to prevent us from sanctions from sites that detects our ip address for any reason against their ethics, which government also will not want to see us having that same kind of freedom online to launch out to anywhere we want beyond their reach.

[Oilacris]

Well, it is normal that when we are looking for something to do and the problem arises, it is when we realize certain things, I am very open to VPNs, for me it is an ease for what was Requested, I do not understand it , but Everyone in The earth must have the right to do things well and be allowed everything, in no way can they prevent the use of a VPN, if we start from the origin of Things it is Feasible that all this is generated thanks to the requirements and regulations of the governments, Governments that really do not care about people but About their own and particular interests, therefore when we are carrying out any type of recreational and fun Activity it should be free, if a casino does not allow VPN I think it has to do with that? Future work on him asking to accept it, I think that would make a Difference.

Going by the ways of the governments, they finds more pleasure in things like this to have restriction for, because it will not allow the people to do anything they like, if we are going to firstly consider the needs for the use of VPN, we can deduce that such is being used to prevent us from sanctions from sites that detects our ip address for any reason against their ethics, which government also will not want to see us having that same kind of freedom online to launch out to anywhere we want beyond their reach.

We do know that in each country will really be having that different jurisdiction when it comes to gambling on which it could neither be banned or something legal/allowed. I dont believe
much about those VPN friendly platforms on which we know that if there would really be some ending up on legal conflict then it would definitely be a huge mess but since it would really
be so damn hard on making up some tracking into those people who had bypassed out those restrictions then you could really expect that it is really that something that will be happening.

This is why it would really be that important that on the time that you would be registering on a site then seeing those TOS and check out if there are some excluded countries.
If your country is really listed there then skip out and find or look for another one. It would be ideal that you wont really be forcing up yourself on playing into a place
on which there's such prohibition.