Bitz VPN

[_act_]

There’s a lot of free vpn apps available on the playstore, app store or in the windows app for free which is the same procedure on the one you are sharing.

What I’m curious now if this VPN offer a high speed or it’s just the same with free VPN.

I have used free VPNs before that are fast, I think the free VPN that I have used before were fast and one among them do not have ads, but the problem I have with the other two are ads.

The question I will like to ask is if Bitz VPN do not contain ads. I may try it out one of these days if it has no ads.

I think the VPN will be fast because gambling sites are using high amount of data.

[Lannakosa]

There’s a lot of free vpn apps available on the playstore, app store or in the windows app for free which is the same procedure on the one you are sharing.

What I’m curious now if this VPN offer a high speed or it’s just the same with free VPN.

Anyway, I’m not playing on Bitz but I will surely check it out since I need a VPN on some casino to access them.

It seems to me that Bitz isn't the only casino with specific policies regarding VPNs. I think you need to look at the casino's rules to understand their stance on the matter, because if I remember correctly, some casinos explicitly forbid playing via VPN. So if you want to play at this particular casino, it’s worth clarifying their policy. As it turns out, there are VPN-friendly casinos that don't mind if you bypass your country's restrictions.

[swogerino]

There’s a lot of free vpn apps available on the playstore, app store or in the windows app for free which is the same procedure on the one you are sharing.

What I’m curious now if this VPN offer a high speed or it’s just the same with free VPN.

Anyway, I’m not playing on Bitz but I will surely check it out since I need a VPN on some casino to access them.

It seems to me that Bitz isn't the only casino with specific policies regarding VPNs. I think you need to look at the casino's rules to understand their stance on the matter, because if I remember correctly, some casinos explicitly forbid playing via VPN. So if you want to play at this particular casino, it’s worth clarifying their policy. As it turns out, there are VPN-friendly casinos that don't mind if you bypass your country's restrictions.

And that is how it should be. What Bitz does is great, it offers an opportunity to anyone to be part of their platform no matter if you are let's say in a restricted country. What Bitz and many other casinos need to improve is that they need to allow me to play all the slot providers as in some casinos they don't let you play a specific slot machine from certain locations in the world. This is what needs to be addressed now as the access issues I think are long gone in some casinos.

[ultrloa]

You can see this issue: Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5594036.msg67140340#msg67140340

Why are gambling sites not making it easy for those that are not gambling from countries that are not banned? You can see that Bitz make it easy.

If you think I am lying this is it:



Just make sure you are gambling from the country they support.

Read terms and conditions to know that.

What if other gambling sites are doing this?

You can download the VPN through links on Bitz.

This is good initiative made by Bitz. By providing vpn and put a linkin their site, this indicate that they are a VPN friendly platform.

But what people really need to check, if their country is not been listed on restricted list. Since  even if they allowed to use VPN, for sure they won't allow those user to by pass the restriction.

Much better to read the whole details and if they are confuse, ask question to their support to get accurate response towards their concerns and other things.

[henmark]

The simple answer lies in profit margin and predatory mindset.

Many crypto casino do not want user to know right from start that they are depositing from restricted country. They allow user to deposit and play without any hindrance.

But when does the trouble start? When user attempt to withdraw any large sum of money!
That is when they cite Terms & Conditions and KYC requirement to lock user's fund.
This is a type of legal trap that many low grade casino deliberately employ.

Part of the reason I appreciate stake going to must KYC lv 2 to even deposit and play on the website. I haven't heard of any other sites going to this policy.

As far as Bitz VPN, I am not even sure I have heard of the site at all. I have been pretty busy lately though so I wouldn't be surprised if they been around for a month or so.

Any casino that wants to have a better reputation should adapt to this policy, because just like you, every other gambler will appreciate them for asking for KYC before one can make a deposit so that it becomes clear if the user is eligible to use the platform or not. So many gamblers face problems due to this, because they are not told that they can't gamble with the platform either due to regional restrictions or because their documents aren't valid or acceptable for the platform, and this happens only when they try to make a withdrawal and then they are given this news.

Unfortunately, a lot of platforms use this as a weapon against such users so that they don't need to pay for their wins, some wouldn't even return the deposited amount which is actually unethical and shouldn't be done. If a gambler is found to be gambling from a restricted country and they didn't know that they are not allowed to gamble with the platform, they should return their deposit and just confiscate the amount above that if they are in profit and trying to make a withdrawal.

Also, just because a platform doesn't discourage the usage of VPN, it doesn't mean they are not going to do anything if they find out a gambler has been gambling with them from a country that is restricted by them.

[Cointxz]

There’s a lot of free vpn apps available on the playstore, app store or in the windows app for free which is the same procedure on the one you are sharing.

What I’m curious now if this VPN offer a high speed or it’s just the same with free VPN.

Anyway, I’m not playing on Bitz but I will surely check it out since I need a VPN on some casino to access them.

It seems to me that Bitz isn't the only casino with specific policies regarding VPNs. I think you need to look at the casino's rules to understand their stance on the matter, because if I remember correctly, some casinos explicitly forbid playing via VPN. So if you want to play at this particular casino, it’s worth clarifying their policy. As it turns out, there are VPN-friendly casinos that don't mind if you bypass your country's restrictions.

And that is how it should be. What Bitz does is great, it offers an opportunity to anyone to be part of their platform no matter if you are let's say in a restricted country. What Bitz and many other casinos need to improve is that they need to allow me to play all the slot providers as in some casinos they don't let you play a specific slot machine from certain locations in the world. This is what needs to be addressed now as the access issues I think are long gone in some casinos.

Game provider has their own separate ToS which casino consider too that’s why they hide it from user that falls under that restriction but I noticed that some casino manage to remove that restriction.

For example is I can play Pragmatic play game provider on Stake without any VPN while I can’t play it on different casino since my country was listed on restricted country on this provider.

I don’t know what exactly Stake do but it’s a sign that Bitz can do it too.

[BitBakerr1]

Some casinos are actually VPN friendly, they don’t restrict people from using VPN and they do this so that those playing on their site will not have issues.

One of the reasons why some casinos don’t allow VPN is because they don’t want people to cheat, especially opening multiple accounts and if they don’t allow VPN catching people that are cheating will be more easier for them.

If I should have a casino, I will not put a restriction on VPN use.

[bakasabo]

Some casinos are actually VPN friendly, they don’t restrict people from using VPN and they do this so that those playing on their site will not have issues.

I only want to add that those "some casinos" might not yet taking actions against user who is using VPN rather then "dont restrict people from using VPN". So far they might close their all-seeing eyes until player who is using VPN isnt winning big or keep on losing. In the end, they will refer to what is stated in ToS. If it is written that VPN are not allowed to use, but player keep on accessing casino with VPN and they do nothing about it, it is a matter of time or moment when they will apply ToS against this user.

[sunsilk]

I have used free VPNs before that are fast, I think the free VPN that I have used before were fast and one among them do not have ads, but the problem I have with the other two are ads.

The question I will like to ask is if Bitz VPN do not contain ads. I may try it out one of these days if it has no ads.

I think the VPN will be fast because gambling sites are using high amount of data.

It is the opposite with the ones that I've used and that's when I was just randomly browsing for some VPNs. I have no idea about which ones were good before and that's why it loads slowly on my end.

Or I think that many are connected to the same network that I've downloaded from that VPN. IMHO, if there are free VPNs that are integrated with the casinos, better to use them rather than searching for one and downloading and using them for free.

Paying one for a better service isn't costly these days but if you're an avid user of that casino and you like using it, not bad to try that free.

[Alex077]

Why are gambling sites not making it easy for those that are not gambling from countries that are not banned? You can see that Bitz make it easy.
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You can download the VPN through links on Bitz.

I think this is a good and reasonable solution that other casinos should adopt as well. BUT I would still be careful with using a VPN, even if the casino itself provides links to VPN services. If the gamblers country is actually allowed under the casino’s terms, but access is blocked only by the local internet provider, then using a VPN can solve the technical problem. However, you should first make sure that using a VPN isn’t directly prohibited by the platform’s terms.

The problem is that a VPN can change not only your IP address, but also the country the casino detects you as playing from.

[freedomgo]

Some casinos are actually VPN friendly, they don’t restrict people from using VPN and they do this so that those playing on their site will not have issues.

I only want to add that those "some casinos" might not yet taking actions against user who is using VPN rather then "dont restrict people from using VPN". So far they might close their all-seeing eyes until player who is using VPN isnt winning big or keep on losing. In the end, they will refer to what is stated in ToS. If it is written that VPN are not allowed to use, but player keep on accessing casino with VPN and they do nothing about it, it is a matter of time or moment when they will apply ToS against this user.

If I were a casino, I probably wouldn't mind users using a VPN as long as they keep playing and are not causing problems, because more activity still helps the business grow. And I think that's really how some casinos look at it. Small activity may be tolerated, but once there is a big win or a large withdrawal, that's when they start checking everything closely, especially if VPN use or location restrictions are involved.

At the end of the day, casinos act based on risk. If something benefits them and the risk is low, they may tolerate it, but once the risk becomes bigger, that's when the rules suddenly matter more.

[TastyChillySauce00]

It's just a product diversification. Just because a casino created a new line for their new product, then you say they make it easy for people to access their casino through their VPN product. Any gamblers have to conduct their own due diligence before they try to gamble in a non restricted casino even if they use the VPN still part of casino itself, but TOS is still always applicable. Beside that accessing casino from a restricted country is always risky and VPN won't help you when casino does further verification.

However, in your case, you don't even need to use their VPN if you're accessing the from unrestricted country. The existence of this VPN is just to help you in the privacy, no more.

[SuperBitMan]

If you are not from a country that is restricted in the casino why should you even use VPN?
I really don’t understand why people that are gambling use VPN is it that they don’t want their location to be identified or what?
Some things are not necessary, if your country is not restricted, and you are having access to the casino freely, I don’t see any reason why you should be using VPN.

Everyone has the right to do whatever they want, but don’t go against the casinos terms and conditions.

[Ziskinberg]

If you are not from a country that is restricted in the casino why should you even use VPN?
I really don’t understand why people that are gambling use VPN is it that they don’t want their location to be identified or what?
Some things are not necessary, if your country is not restricted, and you are having access to the casino freely, I don’t see any reason why you should be using VPN.

Everyone has the right to do whatever they want, but don’t go against the casinos terms and conditions.

It's about privacy, man. Actually, if there's no problem with using a VPN, I would probably use one every time I gamble. It hides my IP, and if the casino doesn't require KYC, then even better for privacy.

For me, VPN use shouldn't automatically be a problem, especially if the account is already verified through KYC. It's no different from gambling while traveling and connecting through another network. The real issue is when a VPN is used specifically to bypass a country restriction or something clearly prohibited in the casino's terms. That's different, although in practice it can still depend on how the casino handles it.

[lovesmayfamilis]

If a country bans casinos, and the platform itself allows users from prohibited countries to play at their casino, one day there may be a misunderstanding, especially on the part of the casino, which will have to pay you winnings. I wouldn't trust casino support blindly; they might use any excuse to accuse you of a violation when it comes time to pay out. If we're going to play with changing the IP address, then I would be aware of all the tracking methods that the operator could use to determine where and from which country the game is being played. Take care to check your system language, that is, the language of the browser you are playing with, and adjust the system time accordingly to the time of the region you are playing from. Some VPNs do not change this; just as the DNS is changed, it can sometimes give out information that you are playing with the VPN. In short, let all your traffic go completely through a VPN so that there are no "holes," and use the protective function of blocking connections without a VPN in case of sudden loss of connection.

[Accardo]

This is good initiative made by Bitz. By providing vpn and put a linkin their site, this indicate that they are a VPN friendly platform.

But what people really need to check, if their country is not been listed on restricted list. Since  even if they allowed to use VPN, for sure they won't allow those user to by pass the restriction.

Much better to read the whole details and if they are confuse, ask question to their support to get accurate response towards their concerns and other things.

Of what essence is the VPN if it doesn't help users bypass countries the casino do not support, is it for privacy? because it'll open a loophole for complaints especially for users who would imagine that every other location is free to be navigated, seeing that the casino supports VPN.

[SuperBitMan]

If you are not from a country that is restricted in the casino why should you even use VPN?
I really don’t understand why people that are gambling use VPN is it that they don’t want their location to be identified or what?
Some things are not necessary, if your country is not restricted, and you are having access to the casino freely, I don’t see any reason why you should be using VPN.

Everyone has the right to do whatever they want, but don’t go against the casinos terms and conditions.

For me, VPN use shouldn't automatically be a problem, especially if the account is already verified through KYC. It's no different from gambling while traveling and connecting through another network. The real issue is when a VPN is used specifically to bypass a country restriction or something clearly prohibited in the casino's terms. That's different, although in practice it can still depend on how the casino handles it.

Using a VPN makes it more difficult for a casino to find out people that are cheating with multiple accounts, using VPN makes it easier to conceal the fact that several accounts are being operated from the same location/device, this is one of the reasons why casinos see using VPN as a problem, some people may not understand this but those casinos that don’t allow it are doing it to protect themselves.
Do you know that Someone could potentially use a VPN to appear as a new player from another location and claim bonus that he or she has claimed before.

Maybe if account is verified through KYC it won’t be a problem but you talked about privacy so why would someone who don’t want it’s IP address to be known will want to run a KYC.

[Mayor of ogba]

Since there have been stories of casinos trying to withhold gamblers money by asking them to do KYC when they win a large sum of money and they will delay to approve the KYC I will never use VPN to gamble in any casino that support VPN. VPN can give you another country's ip address, and if it happens that you win a large sum of money and you are ask to do KYC, your country document won't tally with your ip address that reason alone can be use to decline your KYC and even get your account ban.

[bakasabo]

Some casinos are actually VPN friendly, they don’t restrict people from using VPN and they do this so that those playing on their site will not have issues.

I only want to add that those "some casinos" might not yet taking actions against user who is using VPN rather then "dont restrict people from using VPN". So far they might close their all-seeing eyes until player who is using VPN isnt winning big or keep on losing. In the end, they will refer to what is stated in ToS. If it is written that VPN are not allowed to use, but player keep on accessing casino with VPN and they do nothing about it, it is a matter of time or moment when they will apply ToS against this user.

If I were a casino, I probably wouldn't mind users using a VPN as long as they keep playing and are not causing problems, because more activity still helps the business grow. And I think that's really how some casinos look at it. Small activity may be tolerated, but once there is a big win or a large withdrawal, that's when they start checking everything closely, especially if VPN use or location restrictions are involved.

At the end of the day, casinos act based on risk. If something benefits them and the risk is low, they may tolerate it, but once the risk becomes bigger, that's when the rules suddenly matter more.

Will it be worth taking risk for casino to allow player from restricted location to use VPN and gamble, if there is a possible audit or check-up from some institution (I dont know who, but there must be someone who verifies compliance AML and KYC rules by casino). Allowing gambler to play (and get his money but also risk own money) vs risk of losing license, getting fined. Is it worth it ?

This is a simplified example and I am giving most worst scenario, but if allowing someone to use VPN would cause your business troubles, will you allow to use it?

[mak013]

I don't like the idea of installing another VPN. At the same time, I have to admit it can be a quick and easy solution: getting a VPN that guarantees you access to the casino from the casino's own site. It could also help someone who doesn't normally use a VPN but wants to play.
And if someone from a restricted country wants to play, KYC will stop them.

P.S. One more thing - you have to download it while you still have access to the site.