Check if the gambling site you are using is illegal in your country

[Rockstarguy]

Ensuring that a casino is legal in my country is the duty of the government agencies responsible for gambling regulation to decide. Provided that a casino is functioning properly when I open it, and I’m able deposit and withdraw my winnings from the platform without any challenge, I don’t think I have a problem whether they are operating legally or illegally. There are many things that I’m bothered with already, I won’t let the responsibility of people that are being paid be my headache. Are you expecting me to leave a casino that I haven’t had any problem with, simply because I found out they are operating illegally in my country?

If you don't gamble, then you don't have any concern about whether a gambling site is illegal or not. However, for gamblers, it is something they need to be aware of. One of the problems gamblers normally have is thinking that all gambling sites are the same and that they can decide to go for any one they like. It is risky to gamble on illegal gambling sites because anything can happen; they can shut down with people's money and may not be traceable. I think most illegal gambling sites are not reliable, as they are only interested in making money and not providing good services.

[rdluffy]

The tool is really interesting, and the UX seems well designed, too
However, something has already caught my attention



In Brazil, it shows that there are 180 authorized sites
However, Brazil recently banned access to all betting companies that were previously legal here 

[JoyceBTC]

I think users should make an effort to find information themselves about whether their country is restricted or exempted by the casino. Gamblers from several countries that clearly prohibit gambling can still access and play at certain crypto casinos. If going through the casino's terms and conditions is too troublesome, they should ask support, which is not too difficult.

It's not too difficult for some, it's too much trouble for others, a few times here threads have been created by people who failed to read the terms and conditions of a casino only to come here complaining about how the casino scammed them when they were the ones who failed to check how the casino operated.
Though finding out if your country is restricted by the casino is much easier.

If you ask me, I’ll say this is not something difficult to do because it won’t cost anything to actually check, just a little time and I think it is also important to check. It is good to know and confirm things like this than to be faced with a bigger issue by any casino in the future due to restrictions. So many players tend to avoid important information that will be helpful to us while using any casino and later end up in regrets or a bigger issue when it too late and we later blame this casinos rather than taking the blame of negligence.

[Sobz]

I checked for Stake, SnapExgames and Rainbet and it's saying that the casinos are not licensed to offer online gambling in my country however I have been using stake for a long time here and have not had any issue, the other two casinos too I just started using recently and have not had any issue too. The only casinos that showed legal was a local casinos that its CEO is from our region. I think the tool is good but it could also make some people not to gamble on the casino showing illegal even though the casino might not have a problem providing service in their country.

Is it that this casinos are illegal in your country because same people from the same location make use of these casinos for a longtime or it is possible that the tool might not be incorrect in their check but it is all good, atleast this tool can help gamblers to go dipper about the casino they are using because if the toold detects something different one cant just stay relaxed but to know if the result is rule or the check from the tool is not correct.