Anyone have gambling experience on Tor?

[_act_]

but I really don't know how some sites can detect the use of VPN or Tor unless the user registered and completed KYC verification without using VPN or Tor at the onset and now has to log in with the Tor or VPN.

Gamblers do not need to go for KYC before a site can detect that the person is using a VPN to access the site. Gambling sites and other sites that against the use of VPN have ways to easily later know that someone is accessing their site with VPN. Examples of the ways such person can be detected are finding VPN servers based on their open ports and identifying all blacklisted lists on IP addresses. So if anyone is continuing using the VPN, it is possible that the gambling site will later know that the person is not using normal IP addresses.

[Crypto Library]

I don’t understand this part of your post - do you mean how I’ll hide the fact that I gamble from my job or how I’ll hide my identity if I’m to try out a new casino without them knowing who the account belongs to?

It is nothing difficult to understood, suppose you are a campaign manager or a campaign manager assistant and suppose you have a client and you want to try that project I mean play on the casino site before confirming the deal. And here you don't want to give them your Ip.
And let's make these things are aside and make it easy. Assume that you are a very privacy-concerned person you are gonna try a casino site for gambling but want to hide your IP on it.

I don't know any, sadly.

But I imagine this won't fare well for most casino setups because accessing websites through TOR is typically slow so it works best with simple web pages-- for instance, bitcointalk. Typical casino has so much stuff thus it wouldn't be strange if some parts would break. Personally, I don't think I have the patience to play on TOR due to impending sluggishness lol-- for the record I mostly play instant games.

Good point Sometimes I also faced this types of slow loading issues in forums where are used simple graphical interface I just imagine how it will be in case of Casino site really it will be more slower and will not match with the realtime experience. However, I created this topic to know if there is any casino where gaming can be done perfectly using Tor browser.

[GxSTxV]

Although I’ve never experienced gambling with the Tor browser, I’m sure there are casinos that allow it. It seems like an interesting way to maintain privacy while enjoying some gaming. I would also like to see a recommendation for casinos that are allowing Tor browser, or if there’s a list of reliable options out here.
When it comes to maintaining privacy I think it’s a better option than just a decentralized casino or VPN friendly one. If I were to test a casino that allows Tor, I prefer to start with small amounts of deposits, before going to higher amounts due to the lack of informations about these casinos.
I’m also not sure if they are licensed casinos, or if the license providers are allowing Tor Browser in first place, if not, it’s another risky step rather than keeping your privacy.

[cabron]

Registering and logging in on casinos using Tor Browser is a pin in the ass though. I have tried a few times where the captcha doesn't work with Tor so I have to use the normal browser again. 

Some casinos allow especially the ones that don't require captcha in registration.  But I'm sure this will be an issue for casinos when you are winning big or they may make this Tor an issue by changing their policies.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I asked my friends how they felt about using Tor for casino games. And everyone who tried to go to the casino site had either slowdowns or other problems. Sometimes the country itself bans some casinos, and probably in these cases there can be tricks with changing the IP to Tor or VPN.
If we talk about my experience, then I will not risk and encrypt what is essentially useless if we show our identity one way or another.

[iv4n]

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-

I used TOR a few years ago, but for a very short time... most things worked very slowly, I couldn't even access some sites, so after a while I just uninstalled it.

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 don't try to achieve some high level of privacy... if I can avoid KYC great, but in some casinos, it is mandatory if we want to play there, also any casino can ask for KYC after some big win or some other reason. It seems that when a casino reaches a higher level they immediately introduce mandatory KYC, so in the future, there will be many crypto casinos where it will be mandatory.

[tvplus006]

...So if anyone is continuing using the VPN, it is possible that the gambling site will later know that the person is not using normal IP addresses.

If a casino prohibits citizens of certain countries from using its platform, then you should not resort to using a VPN, as this will eventually be revealed if you decide to withdraw your funds, and the casino will require KYC.

[Wiwo]

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?

Anytime I try to load tor browser on my device, I always have heavy traffic and data usage and if my Internet connection is not strong, I could end up unable to access the website or even the browser, so gambling with such a browser that demand heavy data usage wont be that fun to do, since the games will be lagging to load and even the site may not functioning optimally due to that data consumptions.

Tor in not in my list of browsers for gambling, at most I use chrome browser or any other browser with a less and lighter data usage which make the game more fun to play at some point in time.

[davis196]

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?

Aren't the casinos supposed to have an .onion URL address in order for us to access them via the Tor Browser?
I don't know about any crypto casino stating on it's website that it has a .onion URL address.
I'm also sure that you will get scammed, if you ever try to gamble on a casino that is created for the darkweb.
If you want to maintain 100% privacy just don't gamble. It is simple as that. There are some non-KYC casinos that don't require VPN, but they don't seem legit and I wouldn't risk my money there.

[EluguHcman]

Gambling is legal in my country. I prefer to use the IP address directly instead. I have read some terms of service of many gambling sites before, some does not restrict VPN but I have not seen anyone of them that have include the use of TOR. Most centralized sites do not make Tor work and I think that is how gambling sites are. You can use VPN instead if the gambling site do not against VPN but always be ready for KYC at anytime.

Using the TOR browser to access the online casinos does not gives 100% anonymity privileges to players in as much your location is turned ON.

Some casinos as well too would only grant browsing accessibilities to users whose tracks can be revealed to them (casino) even though not publicly if it was not a centralized platform.

The TOR browser may only enhance privacy of no third party to your privacy but the casino at it own would not guarantee that request of playing blind to them.
However, best plans for keeping online gambling securities and anonymities is the non KYC requirements which may assume to be decentralized but it still depends on casinos that may give such permission.

[ethereumhunter]

...So if anyone is continuing using the VPN, it is possible that the gambling site will later know that the person is not using normal IP addresses.

If a casino prohibits citizens of certain countries from using its platform, then you should not resort to using a VPN, as this will eventually be revealed if you decide to withdraw your funds, and the casino will require KYC.

We should realize that casino doesn't allow us to visit them because we are come from their prohibit country's lists. We don't have to keep trying using many ways such as VPN because that can give us trouble. We better search for the other casino which more friendly to their customer.

Casino can do many ways to make sure their members doesn't break their rules including asking for doing a complete KYC. They will know sooner or later so it is better we avoids that before we face a problem.

[Jawhead999]

Aren't the casinos supposed to have an .onion URL address in order for us to access them via the Tor Browser?
I don't know about any crypto casino stating on it's website that it has a .onion URL address.
I'm also sure that you will get scammed, if you ever try to gamble on a casino that is created for the darkweb.
If you want to maintain 100% privacy just don't gamble. It is simple as that. There are some non-KYC casinos that don't require VPN, but they don't seem legit and I wouldn't risk my money there.

Nope, you can access normal URL using Tor.

If the casino is only have onion URL address which is focus on privacy, the trust need to be strong because Average Joe always think a sites that have onion URL address is for dark web.

Yeah even no KYC casinos aren't maintain 100% privacy, but at least people will not need to submit their personal document.

Dgbet.fun can be an option if there are users who looking for no KYC casino.

[TribalBob]

Doesn't the Tor browser simply mask your IP address, concealing your location? Isn't it the same using a Cloudflare DNS? Because if so, I've been using a private DNS because some cryptocurrency casinos can't be accessed in my country, and it's been some time and I haven't faced any issues. I'm guessing the same rule would apply to the Tor browser? From how I see things, I don't think you'll have an issue; however, you might run the risk of being flagged for suspicious activity or multiaccounting in case that same IP address has been used before.

Is this safe to do, is it not dangerous like using a VPN, because as we know if we use a VPN our account will experience problems on the gambling site if we log in or withdraw funds,