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[bettercrypto]

I'm sorry but I am just wondering, what's with different mirror links they have? Why they don't just have only one official URL? Was it for some people that can't access the site? If I can remember, I can't login or having trouble with one gambling site and I asked the support what happened to my account, and they gave me alternative link more like mirror link and I can use it without a problem, are they using it for the gamblers who can't access their site? I've played with it and doesn't see any difference including the games, deposits and withdrawals, so I don't know why do I really need to go to alternative links to access their platform.

@rat03gopoh, yes I think it would be nice if they can have a page where you can check the official links and which one were active, inactive, under maintenance, etc. and it would also be good to avoid, clone sites or phishing sites.

Many countries or internet providers block domains from casinos that do not hold an official license so they have many mirrors to circunvent the blocks.

Before I changed my internet provider, Whale.io did not work in my house and I had to use a mirror domain. Now I changed my internet for a better one and both whale and betpanda work, but this shows that sometimes one official domains is not enough for all users.

So what you’re saying is that the Mbps shouldn't be too low on Betpanda, or does it depend on the brand name of the internet provider? Because according to your story, it seems like just switching to a much better internet provider made it okay for you to access the online casino you mentioned.

Because before, I couldn't access WhaleIO, and even up to now I still can't. Though I haven’t tried logging in using a different internet provider yet to see if I can access Whale, but so far I can open Betpanda using my internet.

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So what you’re saying is that the Mbps shouldn't be too low on Betpanda, or does it depend on the brand name of the internet provider? Because according to your story, it seems like just switching to a much better internet provider made it okay for you to access the online casino you mentioned.

Because before, I couldn't access WhaleIO, and even up to now I still can't. Though I haven’t tried logging in using a different internet provider yet to see if I can access Whale, but so far I can open Betpanda using my internet.

If it has limited access due to the internet provider, then it is really a bad service. There are many reasons why the IP addresses of a certain provider do not have access to certain sites, and these are usually the reasons of poor quality, blacklisting of the whole IP class, or possibly censorship. All these are characteristics of poor quality.

There are various reasons (justified) for a casino to have multiple mirror domains, but it should definitely be clearly stated.

[gunhell16]

So what you’re saying is that the Mbps shouldn't be too low on Betpanda, or does it depend on the brand name of the internet provider? Because according to your story, it seems like just switching to a much better internet provider made it okay for you to access the online casino you mentioned.

Because before, I couldn't access WhaleIO, and even up to now I still can't. Though I haven’t tried logging in using a different internet provider yet to see if I can access Whale, but so far I can open Betpanda using my internet.

If it has limited access due to the internet provider, then it is really a bad service. There are many reasons why the IP addresses of a certain provider do not have access to certain sites, and these are usually the reasons of poor quality, blacklisting of the whole IP class, or possibly censorship. All these are characteristics of poor quality.

There are various reasons (justified) for a casino to have multiple mirror domains, but it should definitely be clearly stated.

Oh, I see now. You know, I'm not really a tech-savvy person, but because of things like this that I read, I'm really gaining additional knowledge,
like what you're saying here, dude, about this kind of thing.

Also, before, I used to think that mirror domains were phishing links back when I didn't know any better, but because of what I read here, I'm really gaining knowledge and now I know at least a little bit.

[mikel_012]

So what you’re saying is that the Mbps shouldn't be too low on Betpanda, or does it depend on the brand name of the internet provider? Because according to your story, it seems like just switching to a much better internet provider made it okay for you to access the online casino you mentioned.

Because before, I couldn't access WhaleIO, and even up to now I still can't. Though I haven’t tried logging in using a different internet provider yet to see if I can access Whale, but so far I can open Betpanda using my internet.

Why are you talking about Mbps? I said one provider blocked Whale and another did not because some providers do not block all websites that are reported to them. Of course if I change a internet provider the list of blocked websites will be different, the block is executed by them so it's up to their list of rules.

But I'm just giving this as an example because I had this issue with other casinos before. For Betpanda the official website is working fine with my internet provider.

[Renampun]

When I search thru Google, it point me to the second website, which I think is the mirror link.

But I have used and bookmarked the original one, so I trust it as I have no issues connecting to it. But I do agree that it's not safe to used Google, unless you really knows what you are doing using it to search for Betpanda.

So I will take the word of LM that if you are facing the original, then try the alternate one.

Yes, searching through google is very risky if you're not careful because other people can create sponsored links that contain phishing links. and when I first searched for betpanda on Google, I almost thought that the second URL, betpandacasino.io, was a phishing URL, but after searching in this thread, I found out that it was a valid URL from Betpanda, so maybe Betpanda can explain can explain this or maybe put alternative links in the footer of their website so that users can bookmark the legit links if they experience problems with one or the other.

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Speaking of mirror site links, the other casinos have that posted in their own website and can verify a link if it's theirs so that everyone can be guided which is authentic and theirs. Does betpanda also have that? where we can verify the mirror links for betpanda. I'm glad that you've mentioned that and so I remembered. If there is, I think that I've missed that.

AFAIK, with LM is they only have two links

[..]They have betpanda.io and betpandacasino.io
Try the alternative one if you are still facing the issue.

Previously I have an issue with the login to the betpanda so i'm currently using the betpandacasino smoothly. So seems yeah I guess they need to update the thread too with their Mirror links to avoid confusion to the user's if this is their legit domains. Which this is already been discussed in this thread last february too

That settles it and they only have two links that are official for betpanda. Any other links or mirror that leads to another one that's unofficial, it's best to avoid them.

I've encountered a casino with this kind of feature, but I forget which one.

bc.game? They have a website where you can enter the domain and it will tell you whether it's official or not.

Yes, that's bc.game, they've got a lot of mirror links that are listed and unlisted on that website. I think even official representatives can also be verified there if they're still working and official part of them or not anymore.

[hosemary]

That settles it and they only have two links that are official for betpanda.

It should be three.

By two official websites, you probably mean betpanda.io and betpandacasino.io.
The third is the domain participants of their campaign have in their signature (betpanda.partners).

[topbitcoin]

......the Mbps shouldn't be too low on Betpanda, or does it depend on the brand name of the internet provider? Because according to your story, it seems like just switching to a much better internet provider made it okay for you to access the online casino you mentioned.

My experience is that it depends on the provider. I don't know what other countries are like and what the experience of other gamblers is like but for what I feel at the moment in my country there are some sites that cannot be accessed because gambling is still illegal here so when gambling is identified it will be immediately blocked and cannot be accessed including for some sites on this forum where some are still inaccessible except for mirrors maybe this is still possible but for the main domain it is sometimes a little difficult.

But it is also not entirely because sometimes there are some moments we can access it and it could be that when the site cannot open some other providers can still open it because even though it is illegal it seems that in my country it is still not too strict on restrictions.
So what I feel now is that internet speed does not affect anything but for providers it is still quite influential.

[The Cryptovator]

When I search thru Google, it point me to the second website, which I think is the mirror link.

But I have used and bookmarked the original one, so I trust it as I have no issues connecting to it. But I do agree that it's not safe to used Google, unless you really knows what you are doing using it to search for Betpanda.

So I will take the word of LM that if you are facing the original, then try the alternate one.

Probably Betpanda creates mirror links if the main link doesn't work or is banned in your jurisdiction, or due to any other issues if you can't access the main domain. But searching for them on Google would be the worst thing; you may be redirected to the clone sites as well. Forum users shouldn't search on Google for gambling sites since we have a gambling section here. Even if you haven't bookmarked the main domain, you may still find it here on the announcement thread.

In case you can't access the main domain and you can't find the mirrors, then you may ask their representative on the forum. Otherwise, you may look on the trusted sites like AskGambler if they have linked mirrors. But for forum users it shouldn't be hard to find mirror links if they have them. Remember, any website that is financially related shouldn't rely only on Google search; verify that with trusted sources or at least ask on the forum. So if someone is familiar with that, then you may get a correct answer.

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I think some of the platforms don't like to disclose all their mirror links at once so that they actually serve the purpose and not have all of them blocked at ago. In most cases, when you ask casino reps about mirror links, they are usually reluctant to list them even when some may be known.

An Official link verification tool is more than necessary in this case, so users can verify genuine links from malicious ones.

[OcTradism]

I think some of the platforms don't like to disclose all their mirror links at once so that they actually serve the purpose and not have all of them blocked at ago. In most cases, when you ask casino reps about mirror links, they are usually reluctant to list them even when some may be known.

An Official link verification tool is more than necessary in this case, so users can verify genuine links from malicious ones.

It is probably a reason as mirror links have many purposes and one of main purposes is to avoid restriction from government and legal authority in that nation against their casino.

If it is a reason, the casino will not announce their mirror links publicly as it can be tracked and collected by government and authority for restrictive actions against the casino especially their mirror links.

If they don't announce mirror links publicly, I think they will share it to their user community somewhere else, but surely anything is given to community even in private groups will have risk of data leak to the public and also goverments with their spies around.

[Shishir99]

I think some of the platforms don't like to disclose all their mirror links at once so that they actually serve the purpose and not have all of them blocked at ago. In most cases, when you ask casino reps about mirror links, they are usually reluctant to list them even when some may be known.

An Official link verification tool is more than necessary in this case, so users can verify genuine links from malicious ones.

Oh wow!
I never thought about this. I never knew why some casinos don't list their mirror domain links on their website. You have figured out a valid point. Casinos usually use mirror domains to avoid being blocked by different countries. If a country blocks domain name A, they will use Domain name B. But if the authority know both of their domain name, they will blacklist both domain at once and the casino will have to create more mirror domains.

Now I get this!

I thought they are just lazy, which is why they do not want to list their mirror domains. But I never knew there were other reasons for not having a dedicated page listing their domain names.