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[Forsyth Jones]

Mullvad VPN may be a good choice and the good thing about it is usually fixed price of 5 pounds even if you buy for a single month or for a decade 
Yes it's cheap but there are other VPNs like express VPN that give you good discounts if you buy their yearly subscriptions etc but still, they cost you more than 5$ a month. However, I just wonder why they aren't as popular as Nord or Express VPN? Do they (express/nord) offer extra services etc 

Why do the vast majority of users prefer to use what is most popular and easy to use (even though it isn't in most cases).

This comes down to the same logic as asking: why isn't Linux as popular as Windows because it is open source and more secure?

Why isn't Bitcoin as widely used as central bank currencies, even though it is completely free money?

I chosed NordVPN because it had a very interesting discount, I think it was 70%, so I took advantage of the 2-year package promotion.

[Potato Chips]

Mullvad VPN may be a good choice and the good thing about it is usually fixed price of 5 pounds even if you buy for a single month or for a decade 

You get a discount as well if you pay with crypto 

However, I just wonder why they aren't as popular as Nord or Express VPN? Do they (express/nord) offer extra services etc 

One of the reasons is because mullvad doesn't do aggressive marketing like nord and express VPNs. TBH, I've seen these two vpn providers everywhere lol. For instance, I would see them sponsoring the most random video on yt lol-- I do not mean buying ad space on yt.com but sponsoring a youtuber's video.

Mullvad doesn't do paid reviews, KOLs and affiliates. It's a part of their business ethics which I have big respect for. This may be anecdotal but, I wasn't aware mullvad existed until someone in the forum mentioned it.

I do think differences in features does play a part as well. For instance, mullvad doesn't offer dedicated IPs like nord.

[EarnOnVictor]

Well, I’m using the free version - since I only get to use it during this period when I’m unable to access anything which doesn’t happen frequently I just didn’t think it was worth paying for any vpn. I have used only two different VPNs and both of them were free and they both showed slow network connection.

I've started reading your post from the former one, no wonder your internet speed becomes slow when you connect to the VPN. Well, this should not deter you or force you to pay for it or not use a VPN again, you should look for a better one, there are many of them that will give you a free pass and will still not slow down your internet speed. Some will even give you options to indicate that some IPs might be slow and others will be fast and will also show their speed strength for you to know the best one to choose. Proton VPN is one of them but note that nothing is better compared to a paid VPN.

Most VPNs will slow down our internet speeds because that's how it works and the price we pay for privacy and security. I see some people say that using VPN can improve internet speed but I don't think that's true and in my experience most of the time using VPN makes my internet slower.

I disagree! Even if VPNs cannot improve our internet speed, it is not all of them that will slow it down and I have used countless of them to personally experience it. I noticed that the VPN provider matters and so does the subscription you opt for, but generally, I've been browsing normally with no visible difference in my internet speed with an average VPN used.

See a quote from Cloudflare:

Can a VPN improve Internet speed? Under specific circumstances, VPNs can increase speeds for certain services. ISPs sometimes throttle, or artificially slow down, specific types of traffic; for example, several major ISPs have throttled streaming entertainment services like Netflix.

The above quote is enough to argue against your claim, though I am not a tech guy, its constructive stance is valid.

[fuguebtc]

As far as I know Nord VPN offers a lot of servers and is considered as the VPN service that offers the most variety of servers but I think if you are more concerned about privacy and security then I think Mullvad VPN is a better choice with open source.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/#mullvad

Mullvad VPN may be a good choice and the good thing about it is usually fixed price of 5 pounds even if you buy for a single month or for a decade 
Yes it's cheap but there are other VPNs like express VPN that give you good discounts if you buy their yearly subscriptions etc but still, they cost you more than 5$ a month. However, I just wonder why they aren't as popular as Nord or Express VPN? Do they (express/nord) offer extra services etc 

I am not talking about price because it depends on each person's finances, I would like to recommend Mullvad VPN because it is open source software, a product that focuses on protecting user privacy. Both their products, browser and the VPN, focus on user privacy and I think that's what most crypto investors care about.

I used to use Express VPN, I really liked it but lately I tend to use open source apps/software so I stopped using them. As far as I know they are more famous because they are big companies and they spend a lot of money on advertising so they are known by many people. Like we have a lot of great open source privacy browsers and password storage apps but most people just use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge or Safari. Or Linux is a better operating system than Windows but most of us just use Windows. Very few users care about privacy and open source...most just care about convenience and that's why they choose more popular products.

[Odusko]

While we are at that trying to share the most trusted VPN friendly cryptocurrency casinos, we have to make out time to point out some other vital factors that could contribute and necessitate some crypto casinos not to publicly make their acceptances of VPN usage public, and such Factor include but not limited to the tendency of abuser's trying to exploit that window, such abuser's are those who may have been previously banned from that casino for illegal dealing and also abuse on the casino bonuses system a d are previously caught a long the line, this is what may have made them to not allow such a public notice about their stands on VPN usage on their platforms although the may not react if someone use VPN to access their casinos but who ever uses VPN will be viewed as a suspect and the account been put under close watch to monitor the activities that will be going on in such an account, and if anything negative is detected, the account get straight flag and banned at that point the player bear all the risks of losing his or her deposits in such an account.
That is the reason we have always stated clearly that, when it comes to online cryptocurrency casinos, avoiding VPN is key to staying safe and protecting your money on such a casino, and if you must use VPN, then you should be ready to come out clean and never allowed any form of shady activities on your account if not you lose all that you have in the account, and with no hope of recovery since VPN usage is already involved and your original location is hiden.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

However, I just wonder why they aren't as popular as Nord or Express VPN? Do they (express/nord) offer extra services etc  

One of the reasons is because mullvad doesn't do aggressive marketing like nord and express VPNs. TBH, I've seen these two vpn providers everywhere lol. For instance, I would see them sponsoring the most random video on yt lol-- I do not mean buying ad space on yt.com but sponsoring a youtuber's video.

Mullvad doesn't do paid reviews, KOLs and affiliates. It's a part of their business ethics which I have big respect for. This may be anecdotal but, I wasn't aware mullvad existed until someone in the forum mentioned it.

I do think differences in features does play a part as well. For instance, mullvad doesn't offer dedicated IPs like nord.

Marketing as much as possible is not a bad thing if I must be honest with you, I also have been seeing nord VPN advertisements on almost every where and corner of the internet, both on YouTube, X (formally known as Twitter), Facebook and so on, this only points out to one thing, and that is that they have a really high marketing budget available at their disposal, and also very much dedicated to their business.

I know quite a number of really good VPN companies that ran same level of advertising in the past, but currently have slowed down, in fact, I no longer see their ads anywhere, yet the company is still alive and perhaps, doing well.
One of such companies is Cyberghost, a VPN I've used in the past like 6 to 7 years ago and was really good, I used their free version back then, I recently downloaded their app and tried using the free version again but I learnt they no longer offer free VPN, you download the app, register and subscribe immediately, or just delete the app and look for another lolz.

[Goombas]

Hey, thanks for starting this thread on VPN-friendly casinos! If you're looking for a **new** and **VPN-friendly** casino, I highly recommend checking out Goated.com.

We’re a fresh platform launching soon with plenty of rewards for early players, and it’s VPN-friendly, so you can enjoy a smooth experience wherever you are. Make sure to check out my most recent thread for more details on everything we’ve got coming!

Hope you find it helpful!

[virasog]

You get a discount as well if you pay with crypto  

Yes, they offer the payment in Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash or in Monero and you get 10% discounts on them but if you use Bitcoin /Crypto, then the refunds are not supported.

I chosed NordVPN because it had a very interesting discount, I think it was 70%, so I took advantage of the 2-year package promotion.

How much does it cost you per month for a 70% off for 2 year package? I have seen Express VPN cost you around 6.67$ a month if you buy their yearly plan and Mullvad VPN is still cheaper even if you buy it for a month. However i heard that Mullvad VPN support is not as good as other giants in the market like Express VPN etc.

[Bushdark]

Hey, thanks for starting this thread on VPN-friendly casinos! If you're looking for a **new** and **VPN-friendly** casino, I highly recommend checking out Goated.com.

We’re a fresh platform launching soon with plenty of rewards for early players, and it’s VPN-friendly, so you can enjoy a smooth experience wherever you are. Make sure to check out my most recent thread for more details on everything we’ve got coming!

Hope you find it helpful!

What make you think that this casino is safe for use since it's still new and I don't think anyone here has made use of it before.
What we are discussing about is reputable casinos that has been in operation for a while now at least a year plus with good reviews.
I think you can give your casino I time for now or you can still run a review campaign for users to try your casino and write honest review about it. Maybe when you get launched, you can discuss more about your casino and if you choose to promote it, there are so many campaign managers that can help you with that asap.

[dwyane36]

How much does it cost you per month for a 70% off for 2 year package? I have seen Express VPN cost you around 6.67$ a month if you buy their yearly plan and Mullvad VPN is still cheaper even if you buy it for a month. However i heard that Mullvad VPN support is not as good as other giants in the market like Express VPN etc.

It is even cheaper to rent a simple VPS and deploy your own VPN service on it. The simplest VPS costs about $2-3 per month, and for personal use, it is more than enough. Moreover, a personal VPN is much better than any public VPN service because the IP address is used only by you and not tens/hundreds of other users. This makes sense because, for example, some gambling sites may restrict access to the site or its functionality because of this.

[Onyeeze]

Do some gambling platforms encourage for the use of VPN at all, maybe some may accept for that but only a few, the use of VPN equally means that you're having something fishy and hiding that you don't have access to benefit from but instead using a VPN to evade the ban restriction, i don't know why i will go or prefer the use of VPN with the gambling platforms that doesn't support the uses.

someone using VPN to access a gambling website that means that the person don't wants  to review its identity and that's the reason why the person uses VPN  to access the site of gambling, and another thing that come to mind to say some people why they do use VPN, reason be that they don't easily access the gambling websites in their country and the easiest way they can access the platform of the gambling is when they change location of their country and its when they will become easier for them to access gambling websites, so what we need right now is to gamble in a casino or with a gambling website that accept our country, and those who intentionally use VPN are doing so because of they don't want to review their credentials

[virasog]

How much does it cost you per month for a 70% off for 2 year package? I have seen Express VPN cost you around 6.67$ a month if you buy their yearly plan and Mullvad VPN is still cheaper even if you buy it for a month. However i heard that Mullvad VPN support is not as good as other giants in the market like Express VPN etc.

It is even cheaper to rent a simple VPS and deploy your own VPN service on it. The simplest VPS costs about $2-3 per month, and for personal use, it is more than enough. Moreover, a personal VPN is much better than any public VPN service because the IP address is used only by you and not tens/hundreds of other users. This makes sense because, for example, some gambling sites may restrict access to the site or its functionality because of this.

Can i have some good VPS sites and also a tutorial on how to deploy our own VPN service on it ? All details on this will be helpful.

Also, what do you think about the RDPs ? Don't know if renting RDP is cheaper or expensive but it can also serve the purpose if one is not so comfortable with the VPN and the privacy is fool proof when you use a remote RDP. Isn't ?

[dwyane36]

Can i have some good VPS sites and also a tutorial on how to deploy our own VPN service on it ? All details on this will be helpful.

Also, what do you think about the RDPs ? Don't know if renting RDP is cheaper or expensive but it can also serve the purpose if one is not so comfortable with the VPN and the privacy is fool proof when you use a remote RDP. Isn't ?

It isn't. RDP is a protocol for remotely accessing a server, while a VPN is used to encrypt all data transmitted over a network.
As for VPS, you can rent a server from any convenient site. This can be such popular sites as AWS, Azure, GCP, Digitalocean, as well as many other hosting providers.
By the way, the Digitalocean site has a detailed tutorial on how to deploy OpenVPN. But if you don't want to go into all the intricacies of VPN configuration, you can set up a VPN server with the help of such a program as Outline.

[factor280]

BCGame used to be very friendly with VPN. Havent tried them in a minute!

[joniboini]

What we are discussing about is reputable casinos that has been in operation for a while now at least a year plus with good reviews.

Where did you get that? I checked the OP and recent discussion, and I don't see people making limitations on what this topic should be about. I mean, it started with the OP asking for casino recommendations to make a website, and now it turns into a general discussion about casinos and VPNs. It's still a good topic to have, though.

That being said, I think it's fine if a new casino wants to market themselves as long as it's not annoying. People will definitely try them out and give reviews anyway. Reputation comes from somewhere and I don't think it's bad if you get it from commenting on a dedicated thread related to your service. As long as you don't spam that is.

[God Of Thunder]

Where did you get that? I checked the OP and recent discussion, and I don't see people making limitations on what this topic should be about. I mean, it started with the OP asking for casino recommendations to make a website, and now it turns into a general discussion about casinos and VPNs. It's still a good topic to have, though.

I don't want to play a devil's advocate role here. I understand that we should not make any limitations. But that guy has a point. I read the OP and the title as well. As you can see, OP wrote that I want to focus on casinos that are safe and reliable, so my site doesn't end up recommending bad ones. I don't know if Goated is a new casino or not. But they have been on this forum for a couple of days only. Probably he took that into account and said that to the Goated representative.

But, I did not like the way he talked to the Goated representative. He should not judge a casino based on its forum appearance. Probably it is an old platform but did not come to the forum. I checked Goated Whois' details. The domain was registered in 2016 and updated in January 2024. Probably, they are a one-year-old casino.

[joniboini]

I understand your point, and I'm fine if OP or anyone else has stricter rules regarding which VPN-friendly casino should be recommended. After all there are not that many VPN-casino services out there.

That being said, I still think new casino can promote themselves through this thread. They will get their reputation if more people try them out. We can probably list which casino is new/untested, and which ones have been vouched by many users from this forum. Not sure if OP is active to maintain that though.

[delfastTions]

I understand your point, and I'm fine if OP or anyone else has stricter rules regarding which VPN-friendly casino should be recommended. After all there are not that many VPN-casino services out there.

That being said, I still think new casino can promote themselves through this thread. They will get their reputation if more people try them out. We can probably list which casino is new/untested, and which ones have been vouched by many users from this forum. Not sure if OP is active to maintain that though.

I agree that information about the nuances of using VPN in specific casinos is very valuable for many players who want to maintain their anonymity. This, of course, apparently requires organizing a separate topic where official casino representatives could explain to users of our forum all the subtleties that may arise when playing using a VPN. Such a topic in particular would work as a major advertisement for some casinos that are understanding of players for whom it is important to maintain anonymity and not disclose their location, among other things.

[dwyane36]

I agree that information about the nuances of using VPN in specific casinos is very valuable for many players who want to maintain their anonymity. This, of course, apparently requires organizing a separate topic where official casino representatives could explain to users of our forum all the subtleties that may arise when playing using a VPN. Such a topic in particular would work as a major advertisement for some casinos that are understanding of players for whom it is important to maintain anonymity and not disclose their location, among other things.

I doubt that the representative of any casino will tell any subtleties about using a VPN. In fact, most users use VPNs to access gambling sites if a site restricts access due to the user's location or if the user's ISP restricts access due to local laws. Actually, in both cases, casino representatives can only warn that the use of VPN may violate either their ToS or local laws and that they don't take any responsibility for the activities of the user. However, there are some gambling sites that formally prohibit VPNs, but are actually friendly to it and just turn a blind eye to such things.

[EarnOnVictor]

Hey, thanks for starting this thread on VPN-friendly casinos! If you're looking for a **new** and **VPN-friendly** casino, I highly recommend checking out Goated.com.

We’re a fresh platform launching soon with plenty of rewards for early players, and it’s VPN-friendly, so you can enjoy a smooth experience wherever you are. Make sure to check out my most recent thread for more details on everything we’ve got coming!

Hope you find it helpful!

I thought you were even advertising a VPN not knowing it's a casino until I visited your website, a VPN-friendly casino indeed! Well, don't let me judge you yet, but I hope you can live up to your claims, it's when you just started you are fair because you are looking for customers, but that is not even the issue. The issue is the integrity of your offerings and I advise you to learn how this forum if you want to deal with us for a long time. It's going to be to your advantage in the long run.