Anyone have gambling experience on Tor?

[Stablexcoin]

As far as I know, there are online casinos that are OK with using the TOR browser, but have a bad attitude towards using VPN. There are other casinos that, on the contrary, are against using TOR, but are tolerant towards using VPN.

I haven't seen any casino that accepts one and rejects the use of the other, as both tools/browsers are for privacy purposes, so what's the point of allowing your customers to use one and rejecting them from using the other? 
 
That's by the way, I prefer making use of VPN in accessing some casinos, and I don't have any problem with that as the experience is always the same aside from when ever I'm creating my account and the need to always verify my logins by email code to be used. I'm the one accessing the account each time I'm trying to login back. It's been long since I accessed the casino with a VPN, though.

Very true. What is the essence of making gambling a general platform when some persons using a particular browser cannot have full access to the platform? This propelled me to download the Tor browser and funny enough four casinos are opening and working properly there. Unless OP is using an outdated version of Tor that has limited access to some regions.

However, that shouldn't be a problem. Since it's not compulsory that one should rely mainly on one browser. Suppose the Tor browser is so special and peculiar in some way. Then OP can use the Tor browser for very essential purposes which he downloaded it for and then use another browser to do his gambling activities. It's not must sticking to one browser.

[Yatsan]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

Yes, of course, you can enjoy crypto casinos via the Tor browser. However, there are some important things to know about this: the Tor browser keeps you anonymous, routing your connection through multiple layers, which could keep your privacy while playing at a casino. Not all crypto casinos are "Tor-friendly". Some of them simply block the Tor exit nodes or limit access from anonymous browsers to conform to their goals. First, investigate the casino and see if it offers Tor access and if the site is trustworthy. Since this involves crypto casinos, especially when accessed through Tor, trust in the sites is inevitable. Anonymity may be utilized by malicious sites or unregulated ones to acquire illegal customer's data. Look for a website with a good reputation. Valid license and positive user feedback Safety risks. Ensure also that the website is well encrypted. And also other security measures, such as VPN and hardware that authenticate your transactions, ensuring that your cryptos are safe.

When you work with a crypto casino for job search or research It is very important to maintain your dignity. One strategy is to create separate identities for testing, using separate email addresses, wallets, and user accounts. To keep your personal or professional identity completely separate Using disposable or synthetic wallets in testing can help ensure security. Additionally, combining a VPN with Tor provides an additional layer of protection. Prevent your activities from being tracked At the same time, it also prevents your ISP from using your Tor. It is important to clear all data related to your request or trial session. Including your browser history and cache. In order not to delay tracking for payment It is recommended to use privacy-based cryptocurrencies such as Monero or Zcash to keep your transactions private and difficult to trace.

From experience It seems that people who gamble via Tor tend to focus on sticking with well-established, reputable crypto casinos that have really seen this with everyone. Because there is always a risk of facing scams. They therefore recommend checking out a small number of casinos before making a large amount of money. The use of privacy-focused cryptocurrencies such as Monero is common among privacy enthusiasts. But the challenge is balancing anonymity with choosing a reliable platform.

I've done that in the past when KYCs aren't a thing. But then, you'll get to be consistent with it and have to stop using it because that could lead you to some questions why you have to use that. If the reasoning is about the restriction placed on the domain or website of the casino done by the government so you have to access them with VPN or TOR, they'll might give that to you and spare you for doing that.

But not all casinos have that implementation and some are very strict specially if the amounts that you're depositing on them is so big and they can sense and track that there's something wrong with your account. If it's just about testing them, there's no problem doing that as you'll just register and test them and later on you'll go away, you don't have to be too wary about that because it's mostly a throwaway account that you'll have to register.

This may be the case. Especially when casinos have tightened their rules by adding KYC procedures, using a VPN or Tor can be questionable. Especially if you are changing currencies. as you said Casinos may question why you are using their services. Especially if you're trying to circumvent government-imposed restrictions this is why it's important to remain neutral. and if the sample is small or short term Wrong numbers may be the simplest solution.

However, it is for those who want to maintain their privacy for the long term or make a large investment. It is worth noting that more complex casinos will eventually follow. Especially with large amounts at stake. In these cases It is important to stick to a reliable platform and follow proper protocols. Testing with a small amount and doing what you recommend should work fine. But for poor performance, transparency (with your own data and KYC requirements) is often enough to avoid problems in the future.

[junder]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

I have never had any gambling experience on the Tor browser, in fact I first learned about the Tor browser because of this thread. My personal question is what are the advantages of the Tor browser, are there any other advantages that it has that other browsers don't? Regarding privacy, of course that is something we must pay close attention to because currently crime can happen anywhere and can even be done online, can the Tor browser maintain our own privacy with guarantees? I always gamble online using a browser that has been around for a long time that is familiar such as Chrome or others, and as long as I gamble online using the existing browser I have never experienced any problems with my own privacy leaks, except for the problem with the casino that I have experienced.

[jcojci]

I guess some casinos will not have a problem when their user using Tor browser but to know for sure, you can ask to support system on each casino. I don't have experience using Tor browser to connect to casino. I use my IP or VPN to visit casino. If I want to test a casino, I will do that in my room where no one will see me playing gambling. Thus, I don't have to use VPN or Tor browser. But I heard some casinos require a user to visit on their casino using real IP so casino can identify the user on their server. But I don't know which casino to that so when a user use VPN or Tor browser, they need to use their real IP to visit to the casino so they can know that we use Tor browser or VPN.

[_act_]

I guess some casinos will not have a problem when their user using Tor browser but to know for sure, you can ask to support system on each casino.

You can read about it on the gambling site terms of service. If you have been verified on the gambling site, you should have no problem using VPN if the gambling site does not against or mention anything about the use of VPN on their site. But if you have not been verified, you may be asked for verification at anytime in a way that all your coins will be seized on the gambling site especially if you have not been verified before.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I have come across stories of people who were banned from several casinos because they changed their IP. The casino was unhappy that the user had multiple accounts that pretended to be different people using different IP addresses, but the casino allocated the same MAC address, browser fingerprint, and many other traces. It is likely that many casinos will not like this behavior, but there are many offers on the Internet to purchase software that allows players to register multiple accounts with completely different data.

[satscraper]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino

Why not, if you are comfortable with the slow communication then use TOR ^{(enjoyment is the function of your luck in gambling and  doesn't depend on the channel used to get the relevant luck)} , but I personally prefer to use VPN rather than TOR  when connecting to any gambling site ^{(as it gives me some controllable variance)}. However be sure that your favorite gambling sites allows to communicate with them via TOR to be not  frustrated with the lost connections.

[madnessteat]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

I have only tested VPNs on gambling platforms. I have never used TOR as I don't see the point in it. At any time the security service of a gambling platform may require you to undergo KYC. In case your winnings depend on this check, you will either provide documents proving your identity and get your winnings or lose your winnings. What is the point of hiding if in case you get lucky you will reveal who you are anyway.

[EarnOnVictor]

I don't know what TOR tends to serve me as privacy when I am already gambling with a centralised system (privacy compromised). If at all I want more privacy by limiting this to their knowledge alone, I will use their direct app and not any third-party browser. The same can be done for the decentralised casinos without using TOR, I then use good anti-virus to do the rest on the part of my system's security.

My experience with TOR at times makes me avoid it for gambling and Binary options trading, the system may disconnect by itself which could be so detrimental to my finances and psychology.

[Coin_trader]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino

Why not, if you are comfortable with the slow communication then use TOR ^{(enjoyment is the function of your luck in gambling and  doesn't depend on the channel used to get the relevant luck)} , but I personally prefer to use VPN rather than TOR  when connecting to any gambling site ^{(as it gives me some controllable variance)}. However be sure that your favorite gambling sites allows to communicate with them via TOR to be not  frustrated with the lost connections.

I doubt someone can enjoy playing casino games with slow connection. Never experienced accessing gambling site through TOR network but I do use it occasionally before when surfing onion links which is so slow.

I’m skeptical whether a user can play properly such as slot games or live games that requires fast internet to play it smoothly.

Lastly, most of the casino ask for KYC which means using TOR for privacy purposes is already useless.

[gunhell16]

TOR browser, are you talking about OP? I don't use this browser; what do you mean you made this topic too? Why, when you used the Tor browser and you put a gambling platform using this browser, did you have a problem?

What is the issue or problem you are facing with Tor op? It seems that what you are saying is not very clear; can you please clarify? so that others can also comment properly
and beautifully here?

[pawanjain]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

I haven't really tried gambling using TOR browser because browing via TOR is relvantly slow.
Since the traffic gets routed via different nodes the response towards page load is very slow.
I guessed that it would ruin the gambling experience and on top of that there are chances of interception of data anyway.
So it would be best to avoid gambling via TOR.

[goldkingcoiner]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

Tor connection is way too unstable for me to actually enjoy gambling my money on some random onion website. Furthermore, since everything is anonymous, there are no guarantees, and the chances that you will get scammed are too high.

And what is the point of gambling with TOR on a regular website if you can just use a far more stable VPN? Or nothing at all since they probably have your KYC anyway.

So, no. No thanks to TOR gambling.

[Dave1]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

I have played on one casino with Tor, but it seems that they have detected it, or maybe that's what I have thought? Anyhow, we all know that when you used Tor, let's say in browsing, it's going to be very slow, and even images are not loading.

So I would be surprised if there will be gamblers that are going to be happy playing a casino using Tor. As gamblers, we want to have a seamless experience and we want everything to be very quick, specially if we play slot games.

[Porfirii]

Speed is crucial for a great gambling experience. Most online casinos need around 10-25 Mbps for smooth gameplay, but TOR only provides around 1-3 Mbps. In fact, I just did a speed test with the same ISP....without TOR, I get at least 100 Mbps, but with TOR, I only get 1.9 Mbps. This clearly shows why TOR isn't ideal for online gambling.

Most people here is focusing in privacy and in TOR vs VPN and which one is best or most often permitted by casinos, but what you said was almost the first thing that came to my mind when I read the OP, because the main question is the possibility of having full enjoyment on the TOR browser.

In my experience, the answer to that question is NO, and I wondered if that was mainly because of my system specs but according to your answer, most games would be too laggy, not to talk about the navigation itself. I don't think anyone can "fully enjoy" in these conditions.

[un_rank]

Definitely, gamblers should be aware of the risks of using a VPN to bypass restrictions. However, for some, it’s their only way to gamble since it's banned in their country.

If it is illegal where you reside, do not gamble.

There are alternatives for those that enjoy the sports or activities they gamble on which gives the a similar excitement as gambling does without breaking any local laws

- Jay -

[TheUltraElite]

No idea, fortunately I live in a country where gambling is discouraged but openly happening and nobody does anything about it.

VPN are an absolute no-no but TOR might work. I think your best source of information will be your local board where your country people with similar circumstances like yours will be able to comment whether they are safe using TOR or not.

My general suggestion would still be abide by local rules and find a casino that allows your country.

[Russlenat]

Speed is crucial for a great gambling experience. Most online casinos need around 10-25 Mbps for smooth gameplay, but TOR only provides around 1-3 Mbps. In fact, I just did a speed test with the same ISP....without TOR, I get at least 100 Mbps, but with TOR, I only get 1.9 Mbps. This clearly shows why TOR isn't ideal for online gambling.

Most people here is focusing in privacy and in TOR vs VPN and which one is best or most often permitted by casinos, but what you said was almost the first thing that came to my mind when I read the OP, because the main question is the possibility of having full enjoyment on the TOR browser.

In my experience, the answer to that question is NO, and I wondered if that was mainly because of my system specs but according to your answer, most games would be too laggy, not to talk about the navigation itself. I don't think anyone can "fully enjoy" in these conditions.

You can still gamble using TOR, but it’s mostly suitable for certain types of games. I tried accessing a site for sports betting, and it worked. It makes sense since sports betting doesn’t require much speed, you just place your bet, wait for the game to finish, and cash out if you win. However, when it comes to live betting, it's uncertain if TOR can provide updated odds quickly enough, so that part still needs to be tested to see if the experience is smooth.

[passwordnow]

I've done that in the past when KYCs aren't a thing. But then, you'll get to be consistent with it and have to stop using it because that could lead you to some questions why you have to use that. If the reasoning is about the restriction placed on the domain or website of the casino done by the government so you have to access them with VPN or TOR, they'll might give that to you and spare you for doing that.

But not all casinos have that implementation and some are very strict specially if the amounts that you're depositing on them is so big and they can sense and track that there's something wrong with your account. If it's just about testing them, there's no problem doing that as you'll just register and test them and later on you'll go away, you don't have to be too wary about that because it's mostly a throwaway account that you'll have to register.

This may be the case. Especially when casinos have tightened their rules by adding KYC procedures, using a VPN or Tor can be questionable. Especially if you are changing currencies. as you said Casinos may question why you are using their services. Especially if you're trying to circumvent government-imposed restrictions this is why it's important to remain neutral. and if the sample is small or short term Wrong numbers may be the simplest solution.

However, it is for those who want to maintain their privacy for the long term or make a large investment. It is worth noting that more complex casinos will eventually follow. Especially with large amounts at stake. In these cases It is important to stick to a reliable platform and follow proper protocols. Testing with a small amount and doing what you recommend should work fine. But for poor performance, transparency (with your own data and KYC requirements) is often enough to avoid problems in the future.

I agree, it's best to rely to a casino that has a deep understanding as per these situations. I've been to several of them and haven't encountered any issues at all and I am happy that I've found the one and obviously, I won't mention it here but it is the obvious. The times are changing when most of us several years ago don't really comply to these verifications but when we're invested heavily not only with money but time to a platform, it seems that we have no choice but to love the process and proceed with it then.

[Outhue]

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?

My advice about Tor for gambling is to ask first before using the casino for gambling, some casinos accept VPN just as Tor browsers while some choose one and forbids the other, but how will you know if you don't ask? This is something that you can't guess on your own.

There is no way you will use both without them knowing, there are things in your PC and mobile that reveals your dishonesty, I won't want to risk it and hoping that nothing bad will happen, wait till you win and about to withdraw, I will avoid this if I were you, the best way to handle this is simply ask or go through the ToS of the online casino yourself.

If gambling is restricted in your country it is better you avoid it, your SIM service provider is enough to bust your ass, many people think we are safe doing something's online but the truth is we are been watched, if the findings are a must they will get to you.