Would you consider using VPN as your last option just to gamble?

[Russlenat]

I would never do something like that, because the casino will see it right away, because they have long since learned to determine what IP address a person has entered. I don't know how this technology works, but they will really immediately determine whether a VPN is enabled or whether the IP address is clean. And unscrupulous casinos may not immediately call for a block, but wait until such a gambler starts losing, and in that rare moment when he wins and wants to withdraw money, they will immediately block him at that moment. And he will not prove anything against the casino.

Of course they'll eventually notice it,  but there are casinos that don't catch it right away, meaning you still have time to enjoy using a VPN. As long as you know how to manage the risk it shouldn’t be a big problem. If a casino bans you, you can just switch to another one, especially those that don’t require KYC. There are still plenty of options out there.

[lovesmayfamilis]

To be honest, if you set up all the parameters of your system correctly, including using a VPN, correct time adjustment, language settings of the system corresponding to the language of the VPN country, and other little things, it is possible to cheat the casino. Now, anti-detect browsers are sold on the Internet that can completely change the real fingerprint of the system, which will allow players to create multiple accounts. All this software costs good money, but as they say, where there is demand, there will be supply.
However, I would not be so sure that the casino does not know about all the new tricks of cheaters and does not take additional methods of checking for cheating.
Therefore, very dependent players will use different methods of bypassing, but as lessons in their correction, the casino will prohibit them from paying out if fraud is suspected.

[Smartprofit]

I am a strong supporter of the free movement of information in the virtual space.

After all, the virtual space and the Internet were not created by states, but by people, and people living in different countries. The virtual space belongs to people and it is very strange for me to see any restrictions based on regional characteristics.

I do not understand why people from one country can play in an online casino, but people from another country cannot play in an online casino? I see this as discrimination based on nationality. In addition, VPN and other similar software tools are not only a means of bypassing website blocking, but also a means of securely connecting to various websites.

In my opinion, complying with cybersecurity requirements is more important than the rules of local websites. Therefore, I am tolerant of using VPN when gambling.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I would never do something like that, because the casino will see it right away, because they have long since learned to determine what IP address a person has entered. I don't know how this technology works, but they will really immediately determine whether a VPN is enabled or whether the IP address is clean. And unscrupulous casinos may not immediately call for a block, but wait until such a gambler starts losing, and in that rare moment when he wins and wants to withdraw money, they will immediately block him at that moment. And he will not prove anything against the casino.

Of course they'll eventually notice it,  but there are casinos that don't catch it right away, meaning you still have time to enjoy using a VPN. As long as you know how to manage the risk it shouldn’t be a big problem. If a casino bans you, you can just switch to another one, especially those that don’t require KYC. There are still plenty of options out there.

Cheapest and easiet way to get scammed this days through casinos is to depend totally on casinos that don't require kyc, most of the scammers around have seen how most gamblers hate kyc, and because most big and legitimate casinos require this due to their licenses and regulations, scammer seize this opportunity to create alternative casinos where kyc is not required and will only operate for a very short time, they believe gamblers will always troop to use this casinos, specially the ones who hate kyc.

So, gamblers who are choosing to play on casinos where kyc is not required need to be very careful, most especially with the new casinos in this category.

And speaking of VPN, premium VPN are the best to use for gambling on casinos, this ones have dedicated ip address and it will hard for the casino to notice you are playing using a VPN.

[Nwada001]

There are even casinos that dont really mind much if ever there are some those violators or simply into those who had been accessing the site via using up some VPN but still they do allow it  yet the amount isnt really that significant but on the moment or time that these players had been able to make up some huge win, then this is where the platform be trying out to check up some holes about violations and other issues on which they can check it out. On the moment that they've seen some violations then this is where you would be sued out or would be that making up issues and thats why its really that important that you do really follow up rules because you dont know on when it will become that handy or some issues because on the moment or time that it will be happening then you will be having that regret. Casinos wont care that much if you are just a small time gambler but on the time that you do win up some jackpots on which same as i have said that they will really be throwing up those issues and telling that you had violated something and this isnt really that new anymore or really that having that probabilities. This is why its really that important that you should be aware into the terms and conditions because if you wont really be that minding about reading up at least the specific rules like KYC and VPN matters on which you wont know that the time comes that you will be able to have some headache just because you had just that missed out on reading it upl. People will usually be making up some review on what they had missed out.

If the casino publicly admits the support for VPN and is not against it, bringing that up after a player has achieved a big win is fraud, unless they did not state their stand on VPN usage; then we could consider it otherwise. 
 
Some casinos have very shady behaviour as they just want something that they could use against a player to restrict them from withdrawing their big win, while sometimes players are the ones who set themselves up knowing fully well that this is what a casino frowns upon. They will still go ahead to be violating such rules, which is why it's good to obey rules first so that when their time comes, there will be little to nothing they can accuse the person of.

[stadus]

If the casino publicly admits the support for VPN and is not against it, bringing that up after a player has achieved a big win is fraud, unless they did not state their stand on VPN usage; then we could consider it otherwise. 

That’s not the main point here, though there are casinos that allow VPN usage the issue here is using a VPN to bypass restrictions, which is against the TOS no matter how you look at it. So, it’s not recommended to do this unless you fully understand the risks and are willing to accept the possible consequences, like having your funds frozen or your account closed.

[Crypto Library]

I'm not really a hardcore gambler and I don't have any addiction to gambling, so if it ever happens that I want to play a casino in my country but it can't be accessed without a VPN but other casinos can be accessed, then I will definitely ignore that casino that needs to be accessed with a VPN. Specially those who were centralised but they promote them as an decentralized casino because I saw most of them have conflicted rules against their VPN friendliness.
Because I definitely don't want to be unable to withdraw a large amount in the future if I win it just because of restrictions. Moreover, I think BPN should only be used in casinos that are decentralized.

[Huppercase]

If your last option to access a casino is using a VPN, would you do it?

I know you're familiar with some tricks to bypass restrictions, like when your IP is banned from certain casinos but you still want to gamble. Perhaps you asked support and they said using a VPN is fine, and you’re holding on to that. However, after reading the TOS, you noticed a rule stating 'using a VPN to bypass restrictions is illegal,' but you continued anyway. You've signed up and have been enjoying gambling using a VPN, but have you considered that your account might be compromised in the future due to this violation?

I love to use VPN most of the time with my device for privacy concern whenever I'm in a web environment I'm not sure about. I will gladly use VPN in some of these websites that are not common but the problem is will the casino you want to play allow you to use VPN? Now that majority of casino requires KYC, how do you identify to a region you don't even have their broth certificate talk more of getting a government valid identification number, it's going to put your account on risk.

Unless the casino doesn't request for KYC. I will used vpn to access my favorite gambling platform. That was what VPN are meant to do, help you break internet protocol that you can't bypass. I will gamble and have my fun but it's going to be hidden, doing it publicly will only put you in risk and anyone can report you since it's  not allow and make sure the casino doesn't know you are using VPN otherwise you will be in problem if they later find out.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Before, and I'm talking about 2017, you could play without any problems with the most appropriate privacy portals, just like the ones used to enter the deep web and casinos had no problems with that, now things are different, the problem of knowing the identity of those who play is something that has become an obligation, and I say that it is not the last resort, in the near future it will be a fact that players who want to use VPN will be able to do so, even if casinos have to face regulations and possible sanctions, because there will come a point where nobody will want either the casino or an exchange to know who is playing there.

[mak013]

Before, and I'm talking about 2017, you could play without any problems with the most appropriate privacy portals, just like the ones used to enter the deep web and casinos had no problems with that, now things are different, the problem of knowing the identity of those who play is something that has become an obligation, and I say that it is not the last resort, in the near future it will be a fact that players who want to use VPN will be able to do so, even if casinos have to face regulations and possible sanctions, because there will come a point where nobody will want either the casino or an exchange to know who is playing there.

It seems that soon we just will pay casinos not to share our private data. The world changes, we lose anonymity in the internet. Soon all big casino will KYC us. So, we`ll get choose between unknown casino with risks that it can become a scam every moment, and well-known casino with KYC, that will block countries, members, etc like the government tell it.

[CryptSafe]

It’s actually tempting, but if it would only compromise my winnings in the future, then I won’t take the risk. I’ll just settle on sticking with the rules, and bet only on what I can afford to lose. Rather than betting with some fears, thinking what would be the consequence then when the casino caught my account using VPN, surely I wouldn’t want the outcome.

It's actually not just about the access to be able to play now but what would be the outcome in time to come? Will you face some restriction or punishment for using a VPN to access a casino that you are being restricted from?

And if the reason for accessing through a VPN is because you have some favourite games to bet on, what if you win from those games and you can't be allowed to withdraw due to the restriction that made you use a VPN? What will the person's ate be? It's better to avoid it entirely and look for alternatives than get yourself into trouble knowing fully well that there is trouble there.

The truth is that even if a casino puts a no VPN and also restricts some countries from accessing their platform, there are still some gamblers that would cut corners to gain access to the casino to play their favorite games.  There have been situations of this on this platform if I am not mistaken and the casino clearly stated that they have all of their warnings on the ToS but the gambler failed to hid to their policies which was clear the gambler defaulted it and was meant to face it.

It is best to avoid defaulting a casino ToS and abide by the rules rather than cutting corners and crying foul after being caught because no one would listen or side with the gambler who did that. There is a saying that says "Prevention is better than cure" It is better to avoid or prevent a situation from occurring than knowing fully well and getting yourself involved in such a situation that would cause you some stress.

There are even casinos that dont really mind much if ever there are some those violators or simply into those who had been accessing the site via using up some VPN but still they do allow it  yet the amount isnt really that significant but on the moment or time that these players had been able to make up some huge win, then this is where the platform be trying out to check up some holes about violations and other issues on which they can check it out. On the moment that they've seen some violations then this is where you would be sued out or would be that making up issues and thats why its really that important that you do really follow up rules because you dont know on when it will become that handy or some issues because on the moment or time that it will be happening then you will be having that regret. Casinos wont care that much if you are just a small time gambler but on the time that you do win up some jackpots on which same as i have said that they will really be throwing up those issues and telling that you had violated something and this isnt really that new anymore or really that having that probabilities. This is why its really that important that you should be aware into the terms and conditions because if you wont really be that minding about reading up at least the specific rules like KYC and VPN matters on which you wont know that the time comes that you will be able to have some headache just because you had just that missed out on reading it upl. People will usually be making up some review on what they had missed out.

At first, before getting registered with a casino,  it is important that one needs to read out their ToS before one go ahead to register because any violation of it can lead to  a severe punishment which might be suspension or getting banned. There isa reason why casinos put up their ToS for all to see because they have principles governing them so it would not be good for their services to be taken for granted hence there is a punishment for anyone who violates it.

With respect to casinos not really looking at small amount withdrawal even with VPN is because they have other bigger fishies at hand attending to maybe  luck is still shining on anybody using VPN to make  little amount withdrawal from the casino using VPN. I just believe huge amount of money has trigger system that call attention to an account for scrutiny  and possibly that is why we see most gamblers complaining about how they withdraw little amount of money and casino pays them but upon withdrawal of huge amount, they start demanding for documents and sometimes suspends the gamblers account.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It seems that soon we just will pay casinos not to share our private data. The world changes, we lose anonymity in the internet. Soon all big casino will KYC us. So, we`ll get choose between unknown casino with risks that it can become a scam every moment, and well-known casino with KYC, that will block countries, members, etc like the government tell it.

Yes, that is very true, but in that case the casinos that are centralized have to give in and risk more, because many will not want their identity to be revealed, I would never pay for a casino to keep my data safely, that is something they must guarantee, so many will forget and begin to play more in decentralized casinos, privacy and anonymity will be key to some Extent, that is why casinos must now implement to be a little more secure in what they want to see and What they want to reach in the future, from now on they have to study those things.