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[dwyane36]

Of course, paid VPNs must be an important priority in their use because if it's free, I'm afraid there are problems and other things that cannot be tolerated, I often find that the IP from the free VPN used is detected in problems such as being involved in fraud and so on, and that is not a good thing for our image in gambling, especially maintaining mutual trust between casinos and customers.

It's better to avoid using public VPNs altogether, whether they are paid or, even more so, free ones. In the case of free VPNs, where many users share the same IP address, there's a high risk that the gambling platform may block your account because of this. The best solution, in my opinion, is to set up a personal VPN by renting a VPS.

[Yaunfitda]

Of course, paid VPNs must be an important priority in their use because if it's free, I'm afraid there are problems and other things that cannot be tolerated, I often find that the IP from the free VPN used is detected in problems such as being involved in fraud and so on, and that is not a good thing for our image in gambling, especially maintaining mutual trust between casinos and customers.

It's better to avoid using public VPNs altogether, whether they are paid or, even more so, free ones. In the case of free VPNs, where many users share the same IP address, there's a high risk that the gambling platform may block your account because of this. The best solution, in my opinion, is to set up a personal VPN by renting a VPS.

I think Betpanda is VPN friendly, so I don't see any problem using it accessing their website. However, for those who are not that friendly then problem might arises. As for free VPN's, the only problem I see is that it can still leak your data to as when you sign up, they are going to ask for your personal data like emails. I do like your suggestion, I haven't done it but that's what I'm thinking, renting a VPS. So far just my setup is using a VPN and then having Tor too, but it's just a pain right now to uses Tor as it very hard to connect to anything not just gambling sites.

[hd49728]

As for free VPN's, the only problem I see is that it can still leak your data to as when you sign up, they are going to ask for your personal data like emails. I do like your suggestion, I haven't done it but that's what I'm thinking, renting a VPS. So far just my setup is using a VPN and then having Tor too, but it's just a pain right now to uses Tor as it very hard to connect to anything not just gambling sites.

People who use free VPNs perhaps don't care too much about Privacy, as it's right that free VPN can not give users good privacy than Premium VPN accounts. It's only helpful for people to surpass IP restrictions on a platform and almost no considerable enhancement for their privacy.

If people want best privacy, they must buy Premium accounts on best VPN providers.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/
https://www.privacytools.io/privacy-vpn

[EarnOnVictor]

There is always a reason why someone would use a VPN for their activities, as anonymity is one of them, in other cases it is the country itself that shuts down access to any casino and the user is forced to use a VPN in order to enter through another channel rather than using an IP registered to the country.

Well, again, it's not the normal situation that one should use a VPN to access a gambling site and if anyone keeps the VPN ON for most of the online activity, they should disable the VPN when accessing the gambling site to be on a safe side.

Sometimes the gambling site may monitor the IP address from where the user is connected and if the location is changed every time the user connects to the casino, it may flag the system. However, in other situation like the country blocking certain casino sites, then of course there is no option for the gambler to use VPN but there also it is always better to use a paid VPN and also better if the VPN is connected with same region always.

That is indeed not a normal thing and some casinos have a problem with it so talking about VPNs is controversial in its presentation, I also understand what is being said that it is better not to use a VPN in accessing gambling but everyone has their own reasons why they want to use a VPN to access it which is why we need to respect everyone who is different, which is clearly grateful that casinos do not prohibit it.

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

[avp2306]

Of course, paid VPNs must be an important priority in their use because if it's free, I'm afraid there are problems and other things that cannot be tolerated, I often find that the IP from the free VPN used is detected in problems such as being involved in fraud and so on, and that is not a good thing for our image in gambling, especially maintaining mutual trust between casinos and customers.

It's better to avoid using public VPNs altogether, whether they are paid or, even more so, free ones. In the case of free VPNs, where many users share the same IP address, there's a high risk that the gambling platform may block your account because of this. The best solution, in my opinion, is to set up a personal VPN by renting a VPS.

Yeah we don't know what has been attached by those public VPN's so we need to be more careful upon deciding to use those tools.

Much better if they used paid subscription since they can assure their safety which is also proven for its performance, reliability and protection.

I don't used much these VPN's now since I think it will just give me a problem especially when dealing on casinos and other platforms. But if they are using it make sure that they are in VPN friendly casino and also they are not violating any house rules of the casino.

[panjul07]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

[bitmover]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

Not always the casino fault.

Imagine the casino is blocked in a country, so you have a geoblock in your location. Casino is not allowed to run from that location.

So, you use a VPN to bypass that (cheating the casino and your government). If you make a huge win and you are asked for KYC, the casino may just refuse to pay you, and you are cheating their system. This is quite problematic and may lead to a lot of legal and regulatory problems for the casino, if he decides to pay you.

[panjul07]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

Not always the casino fault.

Imagine the casino is blocked in a country, so you have a geoblock in your location. Casino is not allowed to run from that location.

So, you use a VPN to bypass that (cheating the casino and your government). If you make a huge win and you are asked for KYC, the casino may just refuse to pay you, and you are cheating their system. This is quite problematic and may lead to a lot of legal and regulatory problems for the casino, if he decides to pay you.

That's an exception, I did not talk about the usage of VPN to bypass casino's restriction as I talked about when VPN is allowed and it is not to bypass such restriction as what is discussed previously in this thread.
In that case, of course it is player's fault to use VPN to bypass casino's restriction but again I'm not talking about this case.
Anyway cheating the government? My country is strictly ban gambling, as long as the casino is not restricting my country then the casino has no reason to refuse to pay my money.
I'm talking based on real experience not just based on assumption, but of course I do not recommend others to use VPN there might be a risk but as long as we are ready with the risk, nothing to worry.

[betswift]

^ Usually people are putting an "okay" sign to risks until the very moment it bites them in the back But overall, I agree with you.

[Joy- maker]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

IMO if a casino allow the use of VPN on their platforms, and a player get into trouble after making use of  public VPN the casino is not to be blamed, and the casino is not also likely to be a bad one, you are one to be blamed for your carelessness, because if a casino says that a player can  use VPN to access their platforms, they made that statement or they allowed it , because they knew in some countries there are restrictions in access some platforms so they will need VPN to bypass there country restrictions so that they can get access to the platform, just as @EarnOnVictor stated it on his comment, they didn't say connect to any VPN you see, so what are trying to say casinos don't allow the use of VPN on their platforms to make players get into trouble, so that they can  take advantage of the player, no buddy Because that's not true there is a reason for allowing the use of VPN on their platforms, but I also like the last sentence you made on your comment, because there are some casinos with bad intentions, but if we are playing on a reputation casino there is nothing to worry about.

[fikrett]

IMO if a casino allow the use of VPN on their platforms, and a player get into trouble after making use of  public VPN the casino is not to be blamed, and the casino is not also likely to be a bad one, because if a casino says that a player can  use VPN to access their platforms, they made that statement or they allowed it , because they knew in some countries there restrictions in access some platforms so they will need VPN to bypass there country restrictions so that they can get access to the platform, just as @EarnOnVictor stated it on his comment, so what are trying to say casinos don't allow the use of VPN on their platforms to make players get into trouble, so that they can  take advantage of the player, no buddy Because that's not true there is a reason for allowing the use of VPN on their platforms, but I also like the last sentence you made on your comment, because there are some casinos with bad intentions, but if we are playing on a reputation casino there is nothing to worry about.

Sometimes, the VPN may be banned to acces the platform, but there are mirror "copies" of the platform that allow residents of said countries to use the platform regardless. Question is about finding that needed mirror 

[vanesha]

It's better to avoid using public VPNs altogether, whether they are paid or, even more so, free ones. In the case of free VPNs, where many users share the same IP address, there's a high risk that the gambling platform may block your account because of this. The best solution, in my opinion, is to set up a personal VPN by renting a VPS.

That's the risk of using a free VPN because users may share the same IP even if the free one is limited.
In any casino even if the casino is VPN friendly I always avoid it and even look for other casinos that can be accessed without a VPN if it continues to be forced for fear of future violations.
Because I myself have not had any experience using a VPN for casinos.

I use a free VPN to access betpanda that is something that worries me, my only way is to reduce daily logins, apart from device fingerprinting and payment address vpn of course the most accurate way to find users who abuse the casino, paying more for a vpn is not good for me

[hd49728]

Not always the casino fault.

Imagine the casino is blocked in a country, so you have a geoblock in your location. Casino is not allowed to run from that location.

So, you use a VPN to bypass that (cheating the casino and your government). If you make a huge win and you are asked for KYC, the casino may just refuse to pay you, and you are cheating their system. This is quite problematic and may lead to a lot of legal and regulatory problems for the casino, if he decides to pay you.

That's right. The casino mostly only allow using VPN to protect user privacy by hidding real IP addresses but they are very against any VPN use in order to bypass their geolocation restriction on a nation. It's against their ToS and likely against governement regulation against gambling in that nation too. As casinos don't arbitrarily ban people from a nation without reasons like in the sanction OFAC list or that nation prohibit gambling.

Using VPN or not, and how to use it, depends on the ToS and whether your nationality is welcome on that casino. If you are not welcome, prohibited, let's avoid using VPN to bypass anything, as it is risky for your account and fund later.

[ginsan]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

I agree that if the casino has a problem with the VPN but we have done the best we can do with caution and also not violating the provisions, then later the casino makes a problem with us because of the VPN, even though they are the ones who allow their players to use VPNs, it can be said that casino is a cheater and does not keep his word, it is not the fault of their users. the casino does not run the casino according to what is marketed to the public if it does something as bad as that.

I really hate that the casino is twisting the facts like this, as if the customer is at fault when they themselves gave permission openly, unless there are rules for using PVN even though it is allowed and the casino must have clear rules like what so that gamblers can read it and can be careful in using VPN.

[bettercrypto]

It's not about being normal or not, or whether it's our right or not, it's about the account's safety and what will not put us in trouble. I've even heard some people saying some casinos would tell them they are allowing the use of VPN, but in the end, it put them in trouble. If it can be that bad, why not avoid the VPN if that is the solution? Some people would also say that they use it just to bypass their country's restriction, but is it wise to risk your money when there are many casinos you can switch to that will accept your country? The VPN mostly cause multiple account issues for gamblers, which might not be the fault of the casinos at times. We see such cases daily, so why not avoid the drama?

If players get into trouble after using VPN while in fact the casino clearly stated that VPN usage is allowed, means that the casino is the one to be blamed and high likely the casino is a bad casino.
Means that the casino may make any other excuse aside the usage of VPN to make player get into a trouble for their own advantage against the players.
VPN will not cause multiple account issue if players use the paid one IMO, it may cause this issue if players use free VPN.
I've been using VPN for my gambling activity for many years but I get no issue at all, this is simply because I do not do other things against the terms in the casino.
As long as we are playing in reputable casino and the casino allow VPN, there is nothing to worry.

You’re right about that. How could the blame possibly fall on the players when, for example, a casino allows VPN usage if the region they’re in gets blocked occasionally? But if the region isn’t banned, and players still use VPN anyway it seems unnecessarily problematic from my perspective.

Also, let’s be honest: if we don’t want to end up with problems, it’s better to simply avoid using VPN at all in countries where the casino of our choice already permits access.
If the country isn’t banned for that casino, then we should just play games there directly without any workarounds.

[macson]

Well, again, it's not the normal situation that one should use a VPN to access a gambling site and if anyone keeps the VPN ON for most of the online activity, they should disable the VPN when accessing the gambling site to be on a safe side.

Sometimes the gambling site may monitor the IP address from where the user is connected and if the location is changed every time the user connects to the casino, it may flag the system. However, in other situation like the country blocking certain casino sites, then of course there is no option for the gambler to use VPN but there also it is always better to use a paid VPN and also better if the VPN is connected with same region always.

Before playing, users should check whether their device is connected to a VPN, as casinos monitor user activity and check their IP addresses. Any suspicious activity could lead to problems.

In this case, Betpanda actually allows users to use a VPN, but it's primarily for privacy purposes, not to trick the system or manipulate location for personal gain.

But, we cannot deny that many users continue to use VPNs knowing their country is on the restricted list. If they continue using a VPN to mask their location, they are taking a significant risk. If Betpanda detects this, their account could be immediately frozen, which would only harm the user.

[yudi09]

I use a free VPN to access betpanda that is something that worries me, my only way is to reduce daily logins, apart from device fingerprinting and payment address vpn of course the most accurate way to find users who abuse the casino, paying more for a vpn is not good for me

If using a free VPN allows you to enjoy games on Betpanda, that's great because you don't have to pay.
Betpanda also recommends VPNs for certain regions where players are located if you open VPN instructions. These include Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. Luckily, I am in the Asia region but not in one of the countries listed there.
If you're from one of those regions and your country of residence isn't listed, enjoy the games without using a VPN.

[Agbe]

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But, we cannot deny that many users continue to use VPNs knowing their country is on the restricted list. If they continue using a VPN to mask their location, they are taking a significant risk. If Betpanda detects this, their account could be immediately frozen, which would only harm the user.

I don't see the need for a VPN for any user to be using a VPN, when the country from which the person is resident is not among the restricted areas by a Casino. There is no reason what so ever that will be justifiable for a user to be continually using a VPN, privacy should not be the excuse for. Casinos should take decisive action against found to be doing this because I believe that anyone using a VPN from a not restricted region may have interior motives which may lead to abuse on the Casino.

[xLays]

Is anyone here who joined their guessing contest on betpanda telegram? The contest where you have to guess the image that was converted to realistic from slot anime image.

In the last contest, I submitted a random guess Punk Rocker 2 just to see if some users would copy my answer as I always 1st to submit the an answer and it actually ended up being the final answer in the contest. lol I deleted that guess right before the deadline since there were no rules against doing that. I changed my answer to Pit Fighter (1 user also answered this) which is I think the right answer.

I don’t think Punk Rocker 2 was the real answer cause I just randomly answer that just to make some user to copy my answer. I believe it was Pit Fighter.

Here’s the contest I’m talking about: https://t.me/betpandaofficial/855
I think the telegram admin should also drop the image reference for transparency..

[Wiwo]

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But, we cannot deny that many users continue to use VPNs knowing their country is on the restricted list. If they continue using a VPN to mask their location, they are taking a significant risk. If Betpanda detects this, their account could be immediately frozen, which would only harm the user.

I don't see the need for a VPN for any user to be using a VPN, when the country from which the person is resident is not among the restricted areas by a Casino. There is no reason what so ever that will be justifiable for a user to be continually using a VPN, privacy should not be the excuse for. Casinos should take decisive action against found to be doing this because I believe that anyone using a VPN from a not restricted region may have interior motives which may lead to abuse on the Casino.

If the user is not using VPN to abuse the casino, then i dont see any reason why vpn usage should be a punishable offense as some casinos takes it to be, between those casinos that allow vpn access and those that banned users for using vpn ot very clear that the accounts where purely abusing the casinos before it get flagged and VPN discovered.

Betpanda have a vpn friendly policy and their are not going to block any accounts for using vpn without any offense.