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[Strongkored]

2UP.io is back with another seriously strong campaign drop. 
I am really happy to see that 2UP are giving away a 215 USDT prize pool and exclusive perks to early members.
This partnership with Zealy proves that they want to reward the real ones, the ones who engage and show up.

I am seriously getting in, if you do not want to miss out on this free prize pool, get in  fast, there is still ~10 days left.

When I first saw this, I thought it was a promotion held directly on the 2up.io website. I searched for it but couldn't find it. After reading it carefully, it turns out it's a campaign in collaboration with Zealy. I also saw that other casinos are running campaigns there. I'll try it later.

[john_egbert]

^ From what I experienced with Zealy with diffrent crypto projects, it may be buggy or laggy, so I would be cautious with events and rewards there..

[Minor Miner]

2UP.io is back with another seriously strong campaign drop. 
I am really happy to see that 2UP are giving away a 215 USDT prize pool and exclusive perks to early members.
This partnership with Zealy proves that they want to reward the real ones, the ones who engage and show up.

I am seriously getting in, if you do not want to miss out on this free prize pool, get in  fast, there is still ~10 days left.

When I first saw this, I thought it was a promotion held directly on the 2up.io website. I searched for it but couldn't find it. After reading it carefully, it turns out it's a campaign in collaboration with Zealy. I also saw that other casinos are running campaigns there. I'll try it later.

^ From what I experienced with Zealy with diffrent crypto projects, it may be buggy or laggy, so I would be cautious with events and rewards there..

@Strongkored, yes, it is a joint campaign on Zealy; however, not directly on the main site. Thanks for clarifying that.

And @john_egbert, you are absolutely right. yeah, some users have mentioned bugs or delays on Zealy, maybe location or IP issue. But the overall reviews say that Zealy is actually a legit web3 community quest platform.

So my opinion is, since you do not have to deposit anything, go for it. Take advantage of the 215 USDT. But keep your expectation logical, look over the tasks regularly, track your progress and take screenshots if vital. Lets move forward !

[ginsan]

I used to think that all casino licensed providers have the same regulations but now I know that there are difference based on the provider. Aside this license provider the other one that is popular is Malta Gaming Authority.

Not every things is the same.

These is why, always double or triple check before register and deposit. Could be is different than your regular casino is being used by you. Majority, casino who are running or focused in Asia having experience.

They used license provider from other license.

Yes, even when they have the same license, casinos can have different rules, so it is necessary to read carefully and be aware that every casino has differences, especially if the license providers are different, the terms and conditions will also be different, and the region also affects all of that when it comes to licensing.

Most gamblers don't read everything thoroughly, and many beginners ignore reading the license and especially the casino's TOS. They rush to make a deposit to play, which is a bad habit. After encountering problems, they complain as if they are the most hurt people and accuse the casino of being a fraud.

[Ruttoshi]

Yes, even when they have the same license, casinos can have different rules, so it is necessary to read carefully and be aware that every casino has differences, especially if the license providers are different, the terms and conditions will also be different, and the region also affects all of that when it comes to licensing.

Most gamblers don't read everything thoroughly, and many beginners ignore reading the license and especially the casino's TOS. They rush to make a deposit to play, which is a bad habit. After encountering problems, they complain as if they are the most hurt people and accuse the casino of being a fraud.

I don't know why people finds it difficult to take their time read the ToS of a casino before registering with them. If you don't read the ToS how will you know if you are qualified to use the casino freely like every other users. I read the ToS first to give me an insight if my country is prohibited from using the casino or not. Whether, I can use VPN or not so that I don't break the casino rules.

When you don't read the casino ToS, you can easily do the opposite because you don't care.

[lionheart78]

I don't know why people finds it difficult to take their time read the ToS of a casino before registering with them..

People go to the casinos platform to play, not to read a wall of text, so they often just click yes to accept the terms and play.  Little that they know that they are skipping the most crucial part of knowledge in their stay on the platform.

Another thing is that many gamblers are so excited to play on the platform, especially when they are hyped into registering into one, thinking that reading the ToS will just delayed their playtime and just like me, we often thinks that the terms are all alike ignoring the fact that each casinos have their own set of terms specifically on the bonus claims, withdrawal limit and type of allowable access to the site.

If you don't read the ToS how will you know if you are qualified to use the casino freely like every other users. I read the ToS first to give me an insight if my country is prohibited from using the casino or not. Whether, I can use VPN or not so that I don't break the casino rules.

True that, I have read some cases on the Scam and Accusation board, and Reputation board about people who got to play on the casino platform while their geolocation is actually banned from accessing the platform thus resulting for them to unable to withdraw winnings.

[JiiBs]

I don't know why people finds it difficult to take their time read the ToS of a casino before registering with them. If you don't read the ToS how will you know if you are qualified to use the casino freely like every other users. I read the ToS first to give me an insight if my country is prohibited from using the casino or not. Whether, I can use VPN or not so that I don't break the casino rules.

When you don't read the casino ToS, you can easily do the opposite because you don't care.

This is not strange at all, a lot of us are guilty of these things and it doesn’t look like a lot of us are ready for a change still. Most times, you just want ti place a bet and you haven’t got time to go about reading any term. Besides, it is always relative but and easy to assume though, you can always scan through for some important updates on it and not having to read the whole thing which could always be over whelming giving the wall of text you are always met with.

[Odusko]

I don't know why people finds it difficult to take their time read the ToS of a casino before registering with them. If you don't read the ToS how will you know if you are qualified to use the casino freely like every other users. I read the ToS first to give me an insight if my country is prohibited from using the casino or not. Whether, I can use VPN or not so that I don't break the casino rules.

When you don't read the casino ToS, you can easily do the opposite because you don't care.

This is not strange at all, a lot of us are guilty of these things and it doesn’t look like a lot of us are ready for a change still. Most times, you just want ti place a bet and you haven’t got time to go about reading any term. Besides, it is always relative but and easy to assume though, you can always scan through for some important updates on it and not having to read the whole thing which could always be over whelming giving the wall of text you are always met with.

Most times,  people are just too in the rush for certain thing's although almost all of us dont read the terms and conditions 100% we just chosse to read the part that we most have inrerest in and that is for reason that majority already fall into problems before discovering that they have being acting against the rules for a while without them knowing,  and if theyvhad read the tos, they should have discovered those parts that concerns them.

[2UP.io]

Just to clarify, there is nothing in the ToS that asks for KYC.

We have not asked anyone for KYC, if we have this thread will explode.

We will not ask for KYC.

I don't know why this KYC is such an issue but we hear the feedback and we don't implement it.

Let's focus on the gameplay and other things, if we ask for KYC feel free to post the feedback here and forum members can punish us.

Please guys, the ToS has no KYC, we have been here a while and no one said there is KYC. What more is needed?

The AML stuff is standard text to satisfy regulators I don't know why some of you guys really really care about it.

Reputation is much more important, not gonna ruin it because some guy wins some money...

[lionheart78]

I have some questions, probably it has been asked in the thread, but forgive me for being lazy to look in the thread, but I would like to clarify  this clause from ToS

2.1.5. You may not use a VPN, proxy, or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.

Here is the situation:

1. I am not from the blacklisted country
2. I am fond of playing Playn'Go but my country is restricted by the provider (It was not before)
3. Is it ok to use VPN to play the slot from that provider? Does this not violate the 2.1.5 term? Does the 2.1.5 clause of the ToS also applies to the restriction of the game provider?

[blue Snow]

@2UP.io can you clarify here? what you said in your post does not match what's written in your AML & CTF policy.

I read this carefully, maybe they will ask KYC if there is a player who hasn't under certain conditions. If playing normally and does not show any suspicious activity, they don't ask for KYC.

In other side, it is written that withdrawal can be on hold until verification is done when a player request a withdrawal which exceeding the threshold both single limit or cummulatively (as well as for deposit). Which means that even if a player playing normally without any suspicious activity but reaching the deposit and/or withdrawal threshold, KYC will be asked.

They have changed the KYC policy after getting feedbacks here. Possible that they missed editing some terms mistakenly. They are a true no KYC casino. Will never ask for KYC.

Tks, this statement has clarified everything. We don't hesitate to doubt KYC again.

I have some questions, probably it has been asked in the thread, but forgive me for being lazy to look in the thread, but I would like to clarify  this clause from ToS

2.1.5. You may not use a VPN, proxy, or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.

Here is the situation:

1. I am not from the blacklisted country
2. I am fond of playing Playn'Go but my country is restricted by the provider (It was not before)
3. Is it ok to use VPN to play the slot from that provider? Does this not violate the 2.1.5 term? Does the 2.1.5 clause of the ToS also applies to the restriction of the game provider?

In my experience when I get blocked, I don't use a VPN or a Proxy, but I only change the DNS on my browser.
Just set it on the security browser and change the default DNS to Cloudflare or OpenDNS.

[mitchr4]

I have some questions, probably it has been asked in the thread, but forgive me for being lazy to look in the thread, but I would like to clarify  this clause from ToS

2.1.5. You may not use a VPN, proxy, or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.

Here is the situation:

1. I am not from the blacklisted country
2. I am fond of playing Playn'Go but my country is restricted by the provider (It was not before)
3. Is it ok to use VPN to play the slot from that provider? Does this not violate the 2.1.5 term? Does the 2.1.5 clause of the ToS also applies to the restriction of the game provider?

In my experience when I get blocked, I don't use a VPN or a Proxy, but I only change the DNS on my browser.
Just set it on the security browser and change the default DNS to Cloudflare or OpenDNS.

I think using DNS services like Cloudflare or OpenDNS only helps when accessing a website. But if your country is actually blocked or restricted by the provider, changing DNS won't help and the game still won't open.
Usually people use a VPN to access those games, but in this situation it becomes tricky because it might violate the ToS. That's why I'm also curious whether it's okay to use a VPN just to play a game from a restricted provider.

[gunhell16]

Yes, even when they have the same license, casinos can have different rules, so it is necessary to read carefully and be aware that every casino has differences, especially if the license providers are different, the terms and conditions will also be different, and the region also affects all of that when it comes to licensing.

Most gamblers don't read everything thoroughly, and many beginners ignore reading the license and especially the casino's TOS. They rush to make a deposit to play, which is a bad habit. After encountering problems, they complain as if they are the most hurt people and accuse the casino of being a fraud.

I don't know why people finds it difficult to take their time read the ToS of a casino before registering with them. If you don't read the ToS how will you know if you are qualified to use the casino freely like every other users. I read the ToS first to give me an insight if my country is prohibited from using the casino or not. Whether, I can use VPN or not so that I don't break the casino rules.

When you don't read the casino ToS, you can easily do the opposite because you don't care.

That's exactly what happens, sir, when users neglect to read the Terms of Service (TOS) of each casino they join in the crypto space. That's why, most of the time, when people file complaints,
it turns out they’re actually the ones at fault not the casino itself. The casino’s team usually discovers that the complainant themselves engaged in suspicious activities.

So it's still best to develop the habit of doing this: take the time to read the casino’s TOS first. That way, from the very beginning, they can clearly see the rules and policies
they’re comfortable with or those they’re not before getting involved with any new casino in the crypto space.

[Akbarkoe]

Just to clarify, there is nothing in the ToS that asks for KYC.

We have not asked anyone for KYC, if we have this thread will explode.

We will not ask for KYC.

I don't know why this KYC is such an issue but we hear the feedback and we don't implement it.

Let's focus on the gameplay and other things, if we ask for KYC feel free to post the feedback here and forum members can punish us.

Please guys, the ToS has no KYC, we have been here a while and no one said there is KYC. What more is needed?

The AML stuff is standard text to satisfy regulators I don't know why some of you guys really really care about it.

Reputation is much more important, not gonna ruin it because some guy wins some money...

KYC is an important requirement in government regulation, and KYC is an important requirement for corporations to implement, how do you deal with this if your casino is audited by a license issuer that is under government regulation.

We all know that KYC in any casino is implemented because they comply with government regulations, is there a possibility that you will enforce KYC in your casino when intervened by the government on the future?

[lionheart78]

I think using DNS services like Cloudflare or OpenDNS only helps when accessing a website. But if your country is actually blocked or restricted by the provider, changing DNS won't help and the game still won't open.
Usually people use a VPN to access those games, but in this situation it becomes tricky because it might violate the ToS. That's why I'm also curious whether it's okay to use a VPN just to play a game from a restricted provider.

I agree that the safest way is not to use VPN, but I have experienced that different casinos have different rulings in this scenario. Other allows VPN to play the game as long as the country of the player is not in the restricted country, while others have a strict implementation of no VPN, which is why I am bringing this scenario and asking a question whether the restriction on the use of VPN is also applied to the provider's restriction. 

I hope we can have clarity on this.

[2UP.io]

I have some questions, probably it has been asked in the thread, but forgive me for being lazy to look in the thread, but I would like to clarify  this clause from ToS

2.1.5. You may not use a VPN, proxy, or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.

Here is the situation:

1. I am not from the blacklisted country
2. I am fond of playing Playn'Go but my country is restricted by the provider (It was not before)
3. Is it ok to use VPN to play the slot from that provider? Does this not violate the 2.1.5 term? Does the 2.1.5 clause of the ToS also applies to the restriction of the game provider?

Hi there, you can use VPN, no problems, the ToS has already been amended to reflect this.

I think using DNS services like Cloudflare or OpenDNS only helps when accessing a website. But if your country is actually blocked or restricted by the provider, changing DNS won't help and the game still won't open.
Usually people use a VPN to access those games, but in this situation it becomes tricky because it might violate the ToS. That's why I'm also curious whether it's okay to use a VPN just to play a game from a restricted provider.

I agree that the safest way is not to use VPN, but I have experienced that different casinos have different rulings in this scenario. Other allows VPN to play the game as long as the country of the player is not in the restricted country, while others have a strict implementation of no VPN, which is why I am bringing this scenario and asking a question whether the restriction on the use of VPN is also applied to the provider's restriction.  

I hope we can have clarity on this.

Hey, can use VPN, no problems, the ToS has already been amended to reflect this.

Thanks

[lionheart78]

I have some questions, probably it has been asked in the thread, but forgive me for being lazy to look in the thread, but I would like to clarify  this clause from ToS

2.1.5. You may not use a VPN, proxy, or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.

Here is the situation:

1. I am not from the blacklisted country
2. I am fond of playing Playn'Go but my country is restricted by the provider (It was not before)
3. Is it ok to use VPN to play the slot from that provider? Does this not violate the 2.1.5 term? Does the 2.1.5 clause of the ToS also applies to the restriction of the game provider?

Hi there, you can use VPN, no problems, the ToS has already been amended to reflect this.

Thank you very much for the clarification. I also checked the Terms and Conditions, and I see that clause 2.1.5 has been removed, so I guess we can safely say that using a VPN to bypass the game provider's restriction is allowed by the platform. (not the bypassing of the geolocation if we are residing in a restricted country by the casino))

This is one huge factor that can attract people who are fond of using VPN to mask their IPs for privacy. Again thank you for the reply.

[khaled0111]

In my experience when I get blocked, I don't use a VPN or a Proxy, but I only change the DNS on my browser.
Just set it on the security browser and change the default DNS to Cloudflare or OpenDNS.

As far as I know, changing your DNS settings can only help if it’s your country’s ISP which is blocking access to a certain website. Changing the DNS does not hide your IP, so the website (the casino in this case) still knows you are accessing from a restricted location and will continue to restrict you from using their services.

Hey, can use VPN, no problems, the ToS has already been amended to reflect this.

Thank you for the clarification and for editing the terms. However, don’t you think that by doing this (allowing users to use a VPN to bypass game providers’ geo-restrictions), you are encouraging them to breach your partners’ terms?

[Ojima-ojo]

In my experience when I get blocked, I don't use a VPN or a Proxy, but I only change the DNS on my browser.
Just set it on the security browser and change the default DNS to Cloudflare or OpenDNS.

As far as I know, changing your DNS settings can only help if it’s your country’s ISP which is blocking access to a certain website. Changing the DNS does not hide your IP, so the website (the casino in this case) still knows you are accessing from a restricted location and will continue to restrict you from using their services.

Hey, can use VPN, no problems, the ToS has already been amended to reflect this.

Thank you for the clarification and for editing the terms. However, don’t you think that by doing this (allowing users to use a VPN to bypass game providers’ geo-restrictions), you are encouraging them to breach your partners’ terms?

I am not the team but really VPN usage without any abuse is ok in most casinos and I don't think the games provider are going to get hurt for accessing the game via VPN and playing fairly on the casino.

If you are able to play the game via VPN it shows that the provider who is the partner in this case will not have any problems with that in the long run, this is just my own opinion any Ways.

[khaled0111]

If you are able to play the game via VPN it shows that the provider who is the partner in this case will not have any problems with that in the long run, this is just my own opinion any Ways.

If the game provider has no problem with the use of a VPN to bypass their geo-restrictions, then why have the restriction in the first place?
I’m not well informed about how things work behind the scenes between casinos and game providers, but what if a game provider finds out that a user from a restricted country is playing their games via VPN and decides to take action against him? I don’t think this ever happened with game providers, but it has definitely happened with some sportsbook providers.