Betpanda.io | Anonymous Crypto Casino | Welcome Bonus Up to 1BTC

[Ojima-ojo]

Follow what @Ultegra posted above to read the ToS. You may still asked with KYC for some reason that is related to your account security such as when you show irregularities on your gambling activities.

It’s an anonymous casino if you will not break the casino ToS.

A casino asking about your KYC after showing some irregularities in your account is not a bad idea even though it is an anonymous one. If you’d trust them playing without having to do KYC and have access to everything, when prompt now to ensure the security of your account and also their own regularities intact, it is not a bad idea either.

Most times people get furious at a casino that claims to be anonymous and KYC free, but they don’t really check if they’ve violated some rules and also didn’t check to see if clearly in their rules stated there are exceptions to that which makes it a warranty on them to ask you for it when an unusual activity go on with your account with them at anytime.

Most cryptocurrency casinos that encourage and practice privacy dont ask you for KYC just like that, most especially those that make their none interference with user privacy a core mandate and act in it, but you still fine in their terms and conditions that KYC can still be asked.


So if we have such column in the terms of service that the gambler singn up and accepted, why should we then frawn so much when a casino demands for KYC in the process then, alot of things can be the reason for that aside the suspect of accounts their are other activities that trigger KYC for a gambler.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Anybody else having a false display of the lossback all the time? Last week it was displayed wrong several times and this werek, as small as it might be, it's the same.
When asking thr live support even he told me a number that I should get (double of what's displayed) and said sometimes it updates fairly slow. I know it does, that's true, but mostly it's updated after an hour or so. Now it's been 12 hours and nothing updates.
It's not a big issue, just wondering if other players have the same cause it's a bit strange sometimes.

[AbuBhakar]

Anybody else having a false display of the lossback all the time? Last week it was displayed wrong several times and this werek, as small as it might be, it's the same.
When asking thr live support even he told me a number that I should get (double of what's displayed) and said sometimes it updates fairly slow. I know it does, that's true, but mostly it's updated after an hour or so. Now it's been 12 hours and nothing updates.
It's not a big issue, just wondering if other players have the same cause it's a bit strange sometimes.

I experienced the same and received the same response. Sometimes it displays as zero while the countdown is updated so I become confused on why my loss back was gone while I never won since I already stop playing to ensure my loss back.

Thought this issue is just on my browser since the support suggest to re-login my account and do a hard reset on my browser that solve the issue.

I think there’s some minor bugs too on this casino such as the notification message of bonus while the content leads to nothing.

[Raflesia]

Some reviews I've seen show that Betpanda allows VPN usage. Won't this cause problems in the future? I want to play it safe and want to submit my KYC, but I don't see any KYC request, so I can't. Is there a way to complete it?

For Betpanda, they allow this, but of course with some caveats in terms of region and which VPN to use, so there may be some issues. However, once the site has implemented this, it is certain that they are aware of such possibilities and are prepared for any complaints that may arise in the future.

However if you want to play it safe the recommendation to avoid using a VPN is definitely a good one, especially since you can access the site easily without one. Why use a VPN when most people who do so often do so because they are restricted by region and are trying to circumvent those restrictions? If we can already access the site smoothly without a VPN, I don’t see the point in complicating things for ourselves, especially if the concern is about future issues.

[salad daging]

Some reviews I've seen show that Betpanda allows VPN usage. Won't this cause problems in the future? I want to play it safe and want to submit my KYC, but I don't see any KYC request, so I can't. Is there a way to complete it?

For Betpanda, they allow this, but of course with some caveats in terms of region and which VPN to use, so there may be some issues. However, once the site has implemented this, it is certain that they are aware of such possibilities and are prepared for any complaints that may arise in the future.

However if you want to play it safe the recommendation to avoid using a VPN is definitely a good one, especially since you can access the site easily without one. Why use a VPN when most people who do so often do so because they are restricted by region and are trying to circumvent those restrictions? If we can already access the site smoothly without a VPN, I don’t see the point in complicating things for ourselves, especially if the concern is about future issues.

As long as you don't have any problems without a VPN, why use one? A VPN is more appropriate when bypassing providers in restricted games, which is usually allowed by casinos, but don't use a VPN all the time.

To date, I have never used a VPN even though casinos say it's okay. But you need to know that problems can arise without you realizing it. What if you win big and then use a VPN? This will attract the casino's attention.

[Haunebu]

To date, I have never used a VPN even though casinos say it's okay. But you need to know that problems can arise without you realizing it. What if you win big and then use a VPN? This will attract the casino's attention.

Sound advice. When will gamblers realize that using VPNs irrespective of whether casinos say it's okay or not is risky since they can use it to their advantage to screw over customers in a legit manner.

Mirror links are a far better solution and their customer care themselves help with providing new ones regularly wherever I played.

[Furious 7]

Even though the time is quite clear but unfortunately I'm always late because I don't open my account every day and only do it every few days when I'm in a good mood to play.
But maybe after this I will try to open more often even if it's just to see the notes without playing because honestly even though the free spins sometimes don't give big profits but it's a shame if they are just missed.

Oh, you missed out on 20 free spins, but who knows, you could have won big with those free spins. Lol

There haven't been any interesting offers for several weeks now, unlike before when there were offers for Sportsbook with certain deposits, but so far there haven't been any more offers in the emails.

Maybe when the league starts, Betpanda will offer those promos more often.

I'm just discouraging myself from regretting the free spins too much

Well, the offers are a little less attractive right now, but that's understandable since there are only a few competitions running, and sometimes football offers are much better in sports betting. So, while the season is on hiatus while waiting for the season to change, I don't think it's unusual for the offers to be a little less attractive.
But once the season starts again, of course, we'll be excited again.

This is true and I missed this several times because I was quite late to arrive and even before that I missed the free 20 spins because I did not open my account.


Even though the time is quite clear but unfortunately I'm always late because I don't open my account every day and only do it every few days when I'm in a good mood to play.
But maybe after this I will try to open more often even if it's just to see the notes without playing because honestly even though the free spins sometimes don't give big profits but it's a shame if they are just missed.

It's a shame that such opportunities don't come along all the time Although I agree that more free spins only provide fun because the benefits that can be taken may not be as large as when we play directly but still the benefits are still benefits and it could be that from 20 free spins we will get unexpected returns.

But this is also inevitable because when we are not fully gambling impressively maybe things like this can be missed and I have also felt the same way several times especially when the current conditions of betting on sportsbooks, especially in soccer, there is still nothing too interesting because the competition is still off so I also sometimes miss some offers that are actually very dear to miss.

There are certainly benefits to be had, but I personally wasn't expecting much from the free spins, but it's a bit of a shame to let them go.

Well, it's certainly difficult when you're not used to checking the site every day, but rather than missing out on some of the offers or benefits, I'd definitely rather check this, even if it's just to see notifications.

Even though the time is quite clear but unfortunately I'm always late because I don't open my account every day and only do it every few days when I'm in a good mood to play.
But maybe after this I will try to open more often even if it's just to see the notes without playing because honestly even though the free spins sometimes don't give big profits but it's a shame if they are just missed.

Trust me, you're not the only one, it has also occurred to me because I don't login on my account every single day, but I also tend to forget about any promotional emails that I receive. It sucks, because you're missing out on a potential opportunity to win some money, but if it makes you feel any better, I've rarely won any significant amounts through free spins. I don't necessarily believe it's because they're free (and I'm talking in general about all casino promotions, not just BetPanda), as it could be completely coincidental.

Many people may feel the same way, because from experience, I seem to have several fellow gamblers who seem to be too slow to realize the potential winnings.
Email is actually a great option for receiving notifications, but sometimes it's often forgotten, which can lead to regret in the end.

Regarding free spins, most gamblers also share the same thought: the possibility of big wins is a bit difficult, but regardless of the win, when it's free, we should be grateful for it.

[avp2306]

To date, I have never used a VPN even though casinos say it's okay. But you need to know that problems can arise without you realizing it. What if you win big and then use a VPN? This will attract the casino's attention.

Sound advice. When will gamblers realize that using VPNs irrespective of whether casinos say it's okay or not is risky since they can use it to their advantage to screw over customers in a legit manner.

Mirror links are a far better solution and their customer care themselves help with providing new ones regularly wherever I played.

Gamblers here is provably aware on the consequences brought up using VPN that's why I guess there's only few people use that especially if they know the casino is not VPN friendly.

For sure that those people will use that and commit mistakes are usually new. This is how important to join on public discussions since they would know lot of things and if they read the TOS of the casino then they became more knowledgeable on the rules other things applied by the casino. Mirror links is one of the best option if they want to access the casino and they should try to ask this on their support to get the real link, also to verify if they are allowed to gamble using it.

[SamReomo]

Gamblers here is provably aware on the consequences brought up using VPN that's why I guess there's only few people use that especially if they know the casino is not VPN friendly.

Most casinos are VPN friendly but when it comes to KYC Most of them often make that VPN connection as an excuse to freeze funds of the players. I believe one should keep that in mind and only use VPN on casinos that clearly state in their terms and conditions that using of VPN is fully allowed and there won't be any obligations if someone uses a VPN to use the site.

[khaled0111]

Most casinos are VPN friendly but when it comes to KYC Most of them often make that VPN connection as an excuse to freeze funds of the players.

Sorry, but this is not correct. There are a few casinos that are VPN-friendly and that state clearly in their ToS that they allow the use of VPNs.
Regardless of whether the casino is VPN-friendly or not, the most important thing here is why you are using a VPN.
Most casinos won’t care about it if they know you didn’t do anything against their ToS, but they (including VPN-friendly casinos) will ban your account and confiscate your balance if they suspect you are using a VPN to bypass any of their restrictions or to try to cheat them.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Most casinos are VPN friendly but when it comes to KYC Most of them often make that VPN connection as an excuse to freeze funds of the players.

Sorry, but this is not correct. There are a few casinos that are VPN-friendly and that state clearly in their ToS that they allow the use of VPNs.
Regardless of whether the casino is VPN-friendly or not, the most important thing here is why you are using a VPN.
Most casinos won’t care about it if they know you didn’t do anything against their ToS, but they (including VPN-friendly casinos) will ban your account and confiscate your balance if they suspect you are using a VPN to bypass any of their restrictions or to try to cheat them.

There is one big problem though, which underlines kind of shadyness of VPN friendly casinos. While of course it looks good for the player, there is a reason why a casino would allow this, and this reason is local law evasion. I mean why else would a site be blocked if it wasn't illegal to play from there? Allowing VPN basically opens the site up for more customers. They don't care if the player might get in trouble for gambling online, they just want their money. So because of this, a site presenting itself as VPN friends has a strange agenda, that's all.
There is a reason why only smaller sites do this but big sites don't allow it, it's just the desperation of the possibility of missing on on depositing players. For a smaller site every player counts.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Gamblers here is provably aware on the consequences brought up using VPN that's why I guess there's only few people use that especially if they know the casino is not VPN friendly.

Most casinos are VPN friendly but when it comes to KYC Most of them often make that VPN connection as an excuse to freeze funds of the players. I believe one should keep that in mind and only use VPN on casinos that clearly state in their terms and conditions that using of VPN is fully allowed and there won't be any obligations if someone uses a VPN to use the site.

Most casinos are not VPN friendly then if the gambler will have to be punished in some way or the other for using a VPN as regards to kyc or any other thing, the only casinos we can truly say are VPN friendly are the ones that clearly state in their terms and conditions that VPN is allowed on the casino, and if we are to start looking, it's but few number of casinos that have that included in their terms and conditions.

Most casinos can not outrightly allow the use of VPN because they believe that gamblers use it as a tool to abuse the casinos rules, most especially when it comes to the area of restrictions, bonuses and all that, some gamblers will use the VPN to possibly make themselves qualify for something they are supposed to, or even play some games that their original location wasn't allowed to play. Things like this is the reason why most casinos don't allow the use of VPN.

[hd49728]

Most casinos are not VPN friendly then if the gambler will have to be punished in some way or the other for using a VPN as regards to kyc or any other thing, the only casinos we can truly say are VPN friendly are the ones that clearly state in their terms and conditions that VPN is allowed on the casino, and if we are to start looking, it's but few number of casinos that have that included in their terms and conditions.

Reading FAQs and ToS is very first step to understand about terms on a platform including casinos and knowing about what are allowed, what are not allowed so that you will be knowledgeable enough about that platform for avoiding activities which are not accepted by their company.

VPN is allowed by casino, if you read it in FAQ or ToS, that is good but it's not enough.

You must find their list of restricted nations, areas and make sure you bookmark that list somewhere for use in future. When you turn on VPN, make sure you avoid those restricted nations because if you log in and use your account with IP addresses from restricted nations, their tools can terminate your account. You can claim it back but account termination is never comfortable experience.

[gunhell16]

Some reviews I've seen show that Betpanda allows VPN usage. Won't this cause problems in the future? I want to play it safe and want to submit my KYC, but I don't see any KYC request, so I can't. Is there a way to complete it?

For Betpanda, they allow this, but of course with some caveats in terms of region and which VPN to use, so there may be some issues. However, once the site has implemented this, it is certain that they are aware of such possibilities and are prepared for any complaints that may arise in the future.

However if you want to play it safe the recommendation to avoid using a VPN is definitely a good one, especially since you can access the site easily without one. Why use a VPN when most people who do so often do so because they are restricted by region and are trying to circumvent those restrictions? If we can already access the site smoothly without a VPN, I don’t see the point in complicating things for ourselves, especially if the concern is about future issues.

As long as you don't have any problems without a VPN, why use one? A VPN is more appropriate when bypassing providers in restricted games, which is usually allowed by casinos, but don't use a VPN all the time.

To date, I have never used a VPN even though casinos say it's okay. But you need to know that problems can arise without you realizing it. What if you win big and then use a VPN? This will attract the casino's attention.

You have a point in your latter dude question, it is a bit risk that you will use VPN in a casino because your casino region is restricted but it is still okay for the casino to use VPN which in the end you can still reverse by the casino when it is with a huge amount of money on their casino platform.

It seems like the casino just gives a meal when this is the case. So it's better to play in a casino that we don't use any VPNs for the last time when we do any
withdrawal transaction we have no problem

[AbuBhakar]

Most casinos are not VPN friendly then if the gambler will have to be punished in some way or the other for using a VPN as regards to kyc or any other thing, the only casinos we can truly say are VPN friendly are the ones that clearly state in their terms and conditions that VPN is allowed on the casino, and if we are to start looking, it's but few number of casinos that have that included in their terms and conditions.

Reading FAQs and ToS is very first step to understand about terms on a platform including casinos and knowing about what are allowed, what are not allowed so that you will be knowledgeable enough about that platform for avoiding activities which are not accepted by their company.

VPN is allowed by casino, if you read it in FAQ or ToS, that is good but it's not enough.

You must find their list of restricted nations, areas and make sure you bookmark that list somewhere for use in future. When you turn on VPN, make sure you avoid those restricted nations because if you log in and use your account with IP addresses from restricted nations, their tools can terminate your account. You can claim it back but account termination is never comfortable experience.

This is a nice reminder for those who might get the wrong interpretation of the VPN friendly casino. They forgot to check the ToS to see the detailed terms related to the use of VPN.

Normally, people from restricted choose a VPN friendly casino to hide their real IP and still play without a problem while they don’t know that it’s still not allowed for them to play since their country is restricted.

This is the time when the problem comes since casino has tool to check the real IP of players despite using a VPN to hide it. KYC will make them unable to withdraw funds.

[manbitcoinlover]

Most casinos are not VPN friendly then if the gambler will have to be punished in some way or the other for using a VPN as regards to kyc or any other thing, the only casinos we can truly say are VPN friendly are the ones that clearly state in their terms and conditions that VPN is allowed on the casino, and if we are to start looking, it's but few number of casinos that have that included in their terms and conditions.

Reading FAQs and ToS is very first step to understand about terms on a platform including casinos and knowing about what are allowed, what are not allowed so that you will be knowledgeable enough about that platform for avoiding activities which are not accepted by their company.

VPN is allowed by casino, if you read it in FAQ or ToS, that is good but it's not enough.

You must find their list of restricted nations, areas and make sure you bookmark that list somewhere for use in future. When you turn on VPN, make sure you avoid those restricted nations because if you log in and use your account with IP addresses from restricted nations, their tools can terminate your account. You can claim it back but account termination is never comfortable experience.

This is a nice reminder for those who might get the wrong interpretation of the VPN friendly casino. They forgot to check the ToS to see the detailed terms related to the use of VPN.

Normally, people from restricted choose a VPN friendly casino to hide their real IP and still play without a problem while they don’t know that it’s still not allowed for them to play since their country is restricted.

This is the time when the problem comes since casino has tool to check the real IP of players despite using a VPN to hide it. KYC will make them unable to withdraw funds.

These types of issues are ever so common in the gambling community nowadays.

[Raflesia]

For Betpanda, they allow this, but of course with some caveats in terms of region and which VPN to use, so there may be some issues. However, once the site has implemented this, it is certain that they are aware of such possibilities and are prepared for any complaints that may arise in the future.

However if you want to play it safe the recommendation to avoid using a VPN is definitely a good one, especially since you can access the site easily without one. Why use a VPN when most people who do so often do so because they are restricted by region and are trying to circumvent those restrictions? If we can already access the site smoothly without a VPN, I don’t see the point in complicating things for ourselves, especially if the concern is about future issues.

As long as you don't have any problems without a VPN, why use one? A VPN is more appropriate when bypassing providers in restricted games, which is usually allowed by casinos, but don't use a VPN all the time.

To date, I have never used a VPN even though casinos say it's okay. But you need to know that problems can arise without you realizing it. What if you win big and then use a VPN? This will attract the casino's attention.

That's a good point because ultimately using a VPN can be a risk to your account, although some sites still give you the option or allow you to use certain recommended VPNs. But of course if we still doubts and don't experience any problems, why force ourselves to use a VPN.

We can see that there are currently many cases of withdrawal problems when using a VPNs and this is actually quite common because it's not just about withdrawing funds there can be many other problems that may arise as a worstcase scenario.
Therefore although there are some advantages to using a VPN personally I prefer to do things normally without using a VPN as I believe such steps are unnecessary as long as the website is accessible and functioning properly as this can minimize any eventuality.

[dimonstration]

You have a point in your latter dude question, it is a bit risk that you will use VPN in a casino because your casino region is restricted but it is still okay for the casino to use VPN which in the end you can still reverse by the casino when it is with a huge amount of money on their casino platform.

It seems like the casino just gives a meal when this is the case. So it's better to play in a casino that we don't use any VPNs for the last time when we do any
withdrawal transaction we have no problem

Guess what, there’s still some user that trying to play on a casino even though their country is restricted to play. For some reason, they still risk playing on casino that restrict them and hope for the casino not caught them.

I believe this is the reason why many popular casino use mirror link and VPN friendly terms to secretly let users play in their casino without jeopardizing their license.

In most case, user will not be asked to do KYC if he will just play like a regular gambler.

[Pmalek]

There is one big problem though, which underlines kind of shadyness of VPN friendly casinos. While of course it looks good for the player, there is a reason why a casino would allow this, and this reason is local law evasion. I mean why else would a site be blocked if it wasn't illegal to play from there? Allowing VPN basically opens the site up for more customers. They don't care if the player might get in trouble for gambling online, they just want their money. So because of this, a site presenting itself as VPN friends has a strange agenda, that's all.

People may want to use a VPN for various reasons when gambling online. Not all uses should be frowned upon and the players considered cheaters. The country you are in or a country you have travelled to may not allow and block access to online gambling sites. People who are there might still want to play and it's their right. Why should a government dictate if I can gamble or not? As long as you are not breaking any casino rules, like playing from a banned territory or you are a cheater, previously banned, etc., it's ok to use a VPN if the casino doesn't mind and you respect all other rules.

[manbitcoinlover]

You have a point in your latter dude question, it is a bit risk that you will use VPN in a casino because your casino region is restricted but it is still okay for the casino to use VPN which in the end you can still reverse by the casino when it is with a huge amount of money on their casino platform.

It seems like the casino just gives a meal when this is the case. So it's better to play in a casino that we don't use any VPNs for the last time when we do any
withdrawal transaction we have no problem

Guess what, there’s still some user that trying to play on a casino even though their country is restricted to play. For some reason, they still risk playing on casino that restrict them and hope for the casino not caught them.

I believe this is the reason why many popular casino use mirror link and VPN friendly terms to secretly let users play in their casino without jeopardizing their license.

In most case, user will not be asked to do KYC if he will just play like a regular gambler.

Yes usually if a sportsbook claims that they are non-kyc and VPN friendly then a person should have no worries about using VPNs to place bets and gamble.
At the same time, the user should have no worries about needing to give any KYC to the sportsbook, as for some people, being no-kyc can be the most
attractive factor about the book.

What do you mean though by being a regular user? What does that mean?