Topic: Anyone have gambling experience on Tor? (Read 876 times)

You are right, it's very slow when you gamble with TOR, it throttle speeds because it has to go to several hops. And usually those resides somewhere in EU and so it really are going to be very slow rerouting your connection to those countries. But if you like your privacy, then TOR is the best services to used, but not in gambling.

And besides, majority of the casinos doesn't want their customers to used TOR and so if the casino caught you or at least found out that something is not right with your connection, then maybe you will get ban or push a KYC to see where you are really from.

Better to use a VPN for a smoother experience.

Gambling with TOR feels like gambling with super slow speed. We know TOR throttles our speed, and you won’t get anywhere near the max--probably not even 5mbps. So, it’s not ideal for casino games that need a high-speed connection. Plus, if gambling is restricted in your country, using TOR is risky since it could lead to your funds being frozen.

Anyone have gambling experience on Tor? I don't have experience gambling on Tor network but I do couple things in tor network and to be honest browse in tor network is slow no matter what speed do you have because tor browser by default hides your Ip using 3 networks that make you secure and hide.

and in this I don't recommend do gamble in ton network I mean why you just don't use regular browser after all if you keep changing your Ip the casino might gonna ask you and some casino they need KYC.

how you will maintain the privacy? Im just use a VPN I been use this service 3 years now and is work fine they hide my IP 2 times but on server so don't worry about the speed heck sometimes is slow too haha

Only those from a restricted countries will consider to use Tor browsers for gambling and before they will embark on that, they first of all take the time to build and connected to a speedy network and with device that have high memory so that they won't face any problems with loading the casino site from their for browser and because they will want to bypass the country restrictions.

If you are familiar with Tor, for sure you will know that it's going to be a pain, specially if you are trying to gamble. If there are choices? I would rather used free VPN as compare to Tor. For the simply reason that using Tor is very slow.

What more with you uses it accessing a gambling site. So it's not recommendable in my opinion. If you are in a country that banned or restricted, I would suggest not to attempt to uses either Tor or VPN, it will just make things complicated on your end.

This is a tricky question but I'd say that it is helping us to hide our real IP address. There's some privacy in there but it doesn't mean that it is foolproof.

It is normal if the casino will ask KYC that specific user that has a consistency of changing IP address because of the usage of VPN or TOR.

But if they happen to identify that user is from a restricted country then, that's the time to say goodbye to that casino even if you passed on their KYC.

I'm not getting your statement please, but by the way it's Tor a gambling sites or it's a game found in casino cause the name sounds quite rare and talking about experience I don't think have heard of such word not to talk about getting involved in playing it. We'll I like the idea of wanting to start new things but trying the Tor game it's quite uncomfortable for me as I perceive it to be a very fustrating  in the casinos. Mind you I don't buy the idea of gambling with new casinos sites and all of that because mainly you can't predict if they are legits and give you  the best access, so talking about that Tor browser I don't think it's okay to gamble on. 

Previously have not had experience playing casino with Tor browsing, some say it is the same as a VPN some say it is not the same, is Tor browsing really able to do us full privacy?

In the terms and conditions of the casino never found any rules about the usefulness of Tor browsing... That means it should be fine when playing casino using Tor browsing maybe sometimes people worry that the casino will detect you and ask for documents because of this kind of behavior.

Theoretically most casinos state in their TOS that using a VPN to access their website is prohibited, however, I'm unsure how much this measure is reinforced. I believe that the issue arises when the VPN's IP matches with another user who has used the same VPN and IP address. Although this might sound like an unprobable scenario, it's not that unusual when you're using free VPN software. I've personally never had any issue using a private DNS such as Cloudflare, which masks your IP address, it doesn't change it, correct me if I'm mistaken.

What would be the deal with using Tor while gambling anyways? Because since the very beginning you sign up or you decide to withdraw some of the money you have won, the casino already has your personal information, including the country you are from, you name and even (in some cases) proof of the your source of income.
I have never been in need of using Tow while gambling and I don't see why anyone using the most popular KYC casinos would need to, because of what I have already said...

Perhaps there are some small and shady casinos which do not desire to comply with international internet standards, like AML measures and KYC, so they decide to only operate within the so-called "dark web", so their gamblers would need to download and use Tor.

Besides of privacy, there is no other reasonable excuse I could think of why someone would choose to gamble and try to obscure their identity during the session.

Well, if you need to hide your IP address, you don't have to use a VPN for that. If you need to bypass the blocking and other restrictions on the part of the casino and at the same time hide your real IP address, you can use a proxy.

when you will use a tor browser then it will boost your IP and shows different IP in the different time it's work like a VPN. it means it will allows give you hide . so in this case you can use some casinos who is casino site are vpn friendly. in my country cryptocasino is not legal not only cryptocasino any type of casino gambling is not allowed and many site are banned my country for gamble. then I use VPN and access them. so I think that sites can allow us to use tor browser. but I'm not sure it will work. because I don't have any real experience for gamble with tor browser.

Since gambling is outright illegal in my country, i prefer to gamble with my IP address hidden. Because gambling is prohibited and has legal penalties, it should be kept confidential. However many sites do not restrict VPN but i have not seen any of them that include the use of TOR. Most centralized sites do not work with Tor because it is outside of their system. But we can use vpn if we want. There are many gambling sites that have rules about using vpn. Moreover, more problems occur when it comes to using kyc on gambling sites.

Is this safe to do, is it not dangerous like using a VPN, because as we know if we use a VPN our account will experience problems on the gambling site if we log in or withdraw funds,

Nope, you can access normal URL using Tor.

If the casino is only have onion URL address which is focus on privacy, the trust need to be strong because Average Joe always think a sites that have onion URL address is for dark web.

Yeah even no KYC casinos aren't maintain 100% privacy, but at least people will not need to submit their personal document.

Dgbet.fun can be an option if there are users who looking for no KYC casino.

We should realize that casino doesn't allow us to visit them because we are come from their prohibit country's lists. We don't have to keep trying using many ways such as VPN because that can give us trouble. We better search for the other casino which more friendly to their customer.

Casino can do many ways to make sure their members doesn't break their rules including asking for doing a complete KYC. They will know sooner or later so it is better we avoids that before we face a problem.

Using the TOR browser to access the online casinos does not gives 100% anonymity privileges to players in as much your location is turned ON.

Some casinos as well too would only grant browsing accessibilities to users whose tracks can be revealed to them (casino) even though not publicly if it was not a centralized platform.

The TOR browser may only enhance privacy of no third party to your privacy but the casino at it own would not guarantee that request of playing blind to them.
However, best plans for keeping online gambling securities and anonymities is the non KYC requirements which may assume to be decentralized but it still depends on casinos that may give such permission.

Aren't the casinos supposed to have an .onion URL address in order for us to access them via the Tor Browser?
I don't know about any crypto casino stating on it's website that it has a .onion URL address.
I'm also sure that you will get scammed, if you ever try to gamble on a casino that is created for the darkweb.
If you want to maintain 100% privacy just don't gamble. It is simple as that. There are some non-KYC casinos that don't require VPN, but they don't seem legit and I wouldn't risk my money there.

Anytime I try to load tor browser on my device, I always have heavy traffic and data usage and if my Internet connection is not strong, I could end up unable to access the website or even the browser, so gambling with such a browser that demand heavy data usage wont be that fun to do, since the games will be lagging to load and even the site may not functioning optimally due to that data consumptions.

Tor in not in my list of browsers for gambling, at most I use chrome browser or any other browser with a less and lighter data usage which make the game more fun to play at some point in time.

If a casino prohibits citizens of certain countries from using its platform, then you should not resort to using a VPN, as this will eventually be revealed if you decide to withdraw your funds, and the casino will require KYC.

I used TOR a few years ago, but for a very short time... most things worked very slowly, I couldn't even access some sites, so after a while I just uninstalled it.


I don't try to achieve some high level of privacy... if I can avoid KYC great, but in some casinos, it is mandatory if we want to play there, also any casino can ask for KYC after some big win or some other reason. It seems that when a casino reaches a higher level they immediately introduce mandatory KYC, so in the future, there will be many crypto casinos where it will be mandatory.

I asked my friends how they felt about using Tor for casino games. And everyone who tried to go to the casino site had either slowdowns or other problems. Sometimes the country itself bans some casinos, and probably in these cases there can be tricks with changing the IP to Tor or VPN.
If we talk about my experience, then I will not risk and encrypt what is essentially useless if we show our identity one way or another.

Registering and logging in on casinos using Tor Browser is a pin in the ass though. I have tried a few times where the captcha doesn't work with Tor so I have to use the normal browser again. 

Some casinos allow especially the ones that don't require captcha in registration.  But I'm sure this will be an issue for casinos when you are winning big or they may make this Tor an issue by changing their policies.

Although I’ve never experienced gambling with the Tor browser, I’m sure there are casinos that allow it. It seems like an interesting way to maintain privacy while enjoying some gaming. I would also like to see a recommendation for casinos that are allowing Tor browser, or if there’s a list of reliable options out here.
When it comes to maintaining privacy I think it’s a better option than just a decentralized casino or VPN friendly one. If I were to test a casino that allows Tor, I prefer to start with small amounts of deposits, before going to higher amounts due to the lack of informations about these casinos.
I’m also not sure if they are licensed casinos, or if the license providers are allowing Tor Browser in first place, if not, it’s another risky step rather than keeping your privacy.

It is nothing difficult to understood, suppose you are a campaign manager or a campaign manager assistant and suppose you have a client and you want to try that project I mean play on the casino site before confirming the deal. And here you don't want to give them your Ip.
And let's make these things are aside and make it easy. Assume that you are a very privacy-concerned person you are gonna try a casino site for gambling but want to hide your IP on it.

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Good point Sometimes I also faced this types of slow loading issues in forums where are used simple graphical interface I just imagine how it will be in case of Casino site really it will be more slower and will not match with the realtime experience. However, I created this topic to know if there is any casino where gaming can be done perfectly using Tor browser.

Gamblers do not need to go for KYC before a site can detect that the person is using a VPN to access the site. Gambling sites and other sites that against the use of VPN have ways to easily later know that someone is accessing their site with VPN. Examples of the ways such person can be detected are finding VPN servers based on their open ports and identifying all blacklisted lists on IP addresses. So if anyone is continuing using the VPN, it is possible that the gambling site will later know that the person is not using normal IP addresses.

Yes, this is a possible problem that we are about to face if the IP address is being masked. Especially now that popular gambling sites are hot on the authorities with their KYC submissions, I think those gambling sites will be more strict with the rules about IPs and multi-accounting too since most of the time that could be where the money laundering scheme is happening and that is to keep their business running.

I would not go to such trouble to test it that would also jeopardize the account especially if it's a highly valued one with a high VIP rank. Privacy is nice but when it's about gambling, it isn't easy to have it because there are others who will take advantage of it.

I think TOR itself is not suitable for gambling website browsing due to the high speed connection it requires to play casino games while TOR network is so slow to process data due to privacy purposes.

I’m not sure if this was discussed already on this topic but I’m not sure why the need of TOR network to access the casino while casino will surely ask for KYC especially for user that hiding their true IP since casino have a way to determine it.

One of the cons of gambling with restrictions may be that if there's a big win, the gambler would be unable to withdraw it, the account might get banned too, but I really don't know how some sites can detect the use of VPN or Tor unless the user registered and completed KYC verification without using VPN or Tor at the onset and now has to log in with the Tor or VPN.

Tor is a special kind of browser and has better uses that can be helpful for accessing some sites, but with the upgrade that many sites undergo as regards the integration of AI bots, it would be hard for many VPNs and Tor to have or enable the restrictions they are supposed to enhance efficiently.

I have used Tor Browser to access online gambling sites, but unfortunately before logging into the account I had problems loading the site perfectly, even if it could be loaded perfectly it would still be constrained when logging in so I think the gambling site has indeed been set so that users will not be able to access it from the browser, and even if it could, players would experience delays in the game but maybe this is only on my side because the internet connection is not too fast.

If they come from restricted country, they must not trying to abuse the system using Tor browser or VPN. That can give them a problem getting ban from the casino if casino know about that which they can easily know.
When casino ask them to do KYC, that will be the time for casino to know they are from the restricted country and they will not approve them as verified members. From this, casino will not allow those people to access the casino and casino will strictly prohibit them.
But usually, those people will still trying to access the casino because they want to feel for playing gambling and win some money.

Most provably not since usually a KYC compliance casino writes in their TOS that its forbidden to use anything that can bypass restriction so provably that using TOR is also not been allowed. So much really better not take a risk and just gamble on safer side since it will give us peace of mind rather than taking the risk then wait for our account to get flagged.

There's no advantage for doing this since this will just create an issue with the gambler use this. Maybe they are just curious to see big wins on the casino and they try to bypass the restriction to try if they could also hit big gains. But for sure if they experience that for sure they might really lose all their winnings since certain verification will provably happen and to bad for them if they caught up using tools to bypass restrictions since most likely they would end up getting banned in the casino.

I don't think there's an online casino allow to use Tor, I had never read a casino mention their onion address.

Gambling require fast internet connection and slick website, many gamblers were complain if they lost internet connection while gambling and it make them think the casino is cheating. Because they make an assumption if the casino may change the results and make them to not lose.

Give me few example of online casinos that allow Tor in this forum.

It is allowed by ToS of casino or bookmakers? Much probably not! More over why trying to find "privacy" in a site that can force users to get a... KYC?
if this was not enough, what is the real advantage of this approach? Why risk to get banned and lose all winnings?

You are right I don't see any reason for using Tor or VPN to gamble, except they are being restricted from accessing the site but however if they are restricted and they used Tor or VPN definitely the gambling site would asked for their kyc and if noticed the country is restricted do you think they would be allowed to have their funds withdrawn from the gambling site? It is no no because they have violated the ToS and such account could likely face immediate closure.

Why would you want to use TOR though? You'd be hogging up the network with traffic that doesn't need to be scrambled that much.
Just go through a VPN. There are plenty that can go undetectable in most countries.

The fact that VPNs are more centralized means that they're faster and quicker to sync also. TOR is like a public resource of last resort. Some services can absolutely not be hosted on the clearnet like certain markets and forums. I'd understand you using TOR if you wanted to connect there. But it's pointless to use TOR for casinos because you'd be taking bandwidth that someone else might need for their free speech.

When even the Chinese can find affordable VPNs to access the regular internet, I'm sure there will be good enough VPNs for most casinos as well.
And on the other hand too, casinos will probably have cloudflare which outright blocks TOR. Most don't seem to care about that kind of traffic, but in any case welcome VPNs.

I am not too often read about the gambling site's ToS but I will do that next time to make sure that I understand their rules. I hope some casinos will not seized my funds if I am not yet verify my account because I just want to know and take a look in my dashboard account. I will verify myself later when I can feel comfortable with the casino because comfortable is the important thing for me to stay to the casino. But I will make sure by asking support system if the casino allow using VPN or Tor browser first before I deposit and verify myself.

It's not a good idea to use a casino on Tor and I'm pretty sure that most casinos might not allow Tor users to play on their sites. I've personally never even tried Tor on any casino but actually there's chance that it might work on some casinos, but in most cases it won't work.

I also experienced a lot of restrictions for each casino site and I used a VPN to be able to access some of the casino sites I followed.
But I also play just for fun, not to make a lot of profit from the casino.

Tor may be more about using the free version but I used a premium VPN to be able to access the gambling sites I wanted to access.
and The use of a crypto wallet at the casino I choose also makes it easier for me to make transactions, and no KYC is applied with a small withdrawal amount.

We can't really say for sure whether they are doing it for privacy or to bypass the restrictions but it's should not be about restrictions because sooner or later the casino is gonna ask for KYC and at that time if the user failed to submit valid proof or the casino find out they're from restricted area then their account will be terminated with the funds in it.

But the reason could be we don't want to give all the logs to our ISP so masking is not bad either but it doesn't have to violate the terms of the platform or else we are gonna be affected at the end.

Usually, Tor casinos shouldn't be designed to request KYC, else there'll be no essence of using Tor to access or use the platform. However, an article on the subject, which I'm not sure of its legitimacy confirmed a list of casinos where gamblers could play with Tor, yet some of them seem so famous not to ask for KYC.

I have not even seen a reason people should use Tor or VPN for gambling. What crypto users will make use of crypto more about cryptocurrencies are wallets and exchanges.

I still prefer privacy education when it is exchanges for trading and most especially wallets for holding and keeping of coins purposes. But if it is gambling sites, just little amount of money is need for gambling. Not that you will have all your savings on the gambling site.

The reason I think many people will want to use Tor or VPN for gambling site will most likely be because of restrictions and not privacy. Also, I will advice people to avoid using Tor and even VPN for anything that is centralized and not only gambling sites.

This is the reason why I don't make use of Tor or VPN to access gambling sites again, as almost all of the popular and trusted ones are KYC enabled, so what's the point of trying to increase your privacy when it will get to a point where you will be left with no other option than to hand over your private information to them? Unless it's for some web3 casino that they don't request for KYC, maybe online, then can such tools be considered?

I will not recommend using TOR for gambling casino even though they have no terms that's against it they have a strict policy of one account per IP so while using TOR you will jump from different users and if someone else accessed the site the casino with the same location then you could be in real danger of being accused for multi account and it's the same risks of using free VPN. If you want privacy then buy premium and have a dedicated IP for yourself that also doesn't violate the casino terms means no risks involved.

I do not have a list because you would probably have to check out every casino if they do work with Tor or not. As far as I know, I have not really seen a casino that endorses or outright blocks gamblers that use Tor or any vpn services. Most likely casinos with KYC are the ones that might not allow such services.
You would probably need to use a pseudonym or just have a different identity from your personal one. Do not link personal accounts especially with social media or any contacting services. Make sure to clear cookies to avoid your online behavior from being tracked.

Casino usually put on their TOS that their users should not do anything that can bypass restriction so they must follow what the casino implemented. If they see that their country is in the list of restricted region then much better not to continue since trying to use any system or apps that can bypass things would provably give them an issue in future.

Also as said there's a lot of alternatives here that we can choose so there's no use for using Tor, VPN or anything since we just need to find reputable casinos that allow us to gamble. With this we provably not gonna worry about anything since if we are clean for sure that there's no reason for a casino to restrict or create an issue that can possibly disturb us.

My advice about Tor for gambling is to ask first before using the casino for gambling, some casinos accept VPN just as Tor browsers while some choose one and forbids the other, but how will you know if you don't ask? This is something that you can't guess on your own.

There is no way you will use both without them knowing, there are things in your PC and mobile that reveals your dishonesty, I won't want to risk it and hoping that nothing bad will happen, wait till you win and about to withdraw, I will avoid this if I were you, the best way to handle this is simply ask or go through the ToS of the online casino yourself.

If gambling is restricted in your country it is better you avoid it, your SIM service provider is enough to bust your ass, many people think we are safe doing something's online but the truth is we are been watched, if the findings are a must they will get to you.

I agree, it's best to rely to a casino that has a deep understanding as per these situations. I've been to several of them and haven't encountered any issues at all and I am happy that I've found the one and obviously, I won't mention it here but it is the obvious. The times are changing when most of us several years ago don't really comply to these verifications but when we're invested heavily not only with money but time to a platform, it seems that we have no choice but to love the process and proceed with it then.

You can still gamble using TOR, but it’s mostly suitable for certain types of games. I tried accessing a site for sports betting, and it worked. It makes sense since sports betting doesn’t require much speed, you just place your bet, wait for the game to finish, and cash out if you win. However, when it comes to live betting, it's uncertain if TOR can provide updated odds quickly enough, so that part still needs to be tested to see if the experience is smooth.

No idea, fortunately I live in a country where gambling is discouraged but openly happening and nobody does anything about it.

VPN are an absolute no-no but TOR might work. I think your best source of information will be your local board where your country people with similar circumstances like yours will be able to comment whether they are safe using TOR or not.

My general suggestion would still be abide by local rules and find a casino that allows your country.

If it is illegal where you reside, do not gamble.

There are alternatives for those that enjoy the sports or activities they gamble on which gives the a similar excitement as gambling does without breaking any local laws

- Jay -

Most people here is focusing in privacy and in TOR vs VPN and which one is best or most often permitted by casinos, but what you said was almost the first thing that came to my mind when I read the OP, because the main question is the possibility of having full enjoyment on the TOR browser.

In my experience, the answer to that question is NO, and I wondered if that was mainly because of my system specs but according to your answer, most games would be too laggy, not to talk about the navigation itself. I don't think anyone can "fully enjoy" in these conditions.

I have played on one casino with Tor, but it seems that they have detected it, or maybe that's what I have thought? Anyhow, we all know that when you used Tor, let's say in browsing, it's going to be very slow, and even images are not loading.

So I would be surprised if there will be gamblers that are going to be happy playing a casino using Tor. As gamblers, we want to have a seamless experience and we want everything to be very quick, specially if we play slot games.

Tor connection is way too unstable for me to actually enjoy gambling my money on some random onion website. Furthermore, since everything is anonymous, there are no guarantees, and the chances that you will get scammed are too high.

And what is the point of gambling with TOR on a regular website if you can just use a far more stable VPN? Or nothing at all since they probably have your KYC anyway.

So, no. No thanks to TOR gambling.

I haven't really tried gambling using TOR browser because browing via TOR is relvantly slow.
Since the traffic gets routed via different nodes the response towards page load is very slow.
I guessed that it would ruin the gambling experience and on top of that there are chances of interception of data anyway.
So it would be best to avoid gambling via TOR.

TOR browser, are you talking about OP? I don't use this browser; what do you mean you made this topic too? Why, when you used the Tor browser and you put a gambling platform using this browser, did you have a problem?

What is the issue or problem you are facing with Tor op? It seems that what you are saying is not very clear; can you please clarify? so that others can also comment properly
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I doubt someone can enjoy playing casino games with slow connection. Never experienced accessing gambling site through TOR network but I do use it occasionally before when surfing onion links which is so slow.

I’m skeptical whether a user can play properly such as slot games or live games that requires fast internet to play it smoothly.

Lastly, most of the casino ask for KYC which means using TOR for privacy purposes is already useless.

I don't know what TOR tends to serve me as privacy when I am already gambling with a centralised system (privacy compromised). If at all I want more privacy by limiting this to their knowledge alone, I will use their direct app and not any third-party browser. The same can be done for the decentralised casinos without using TOR, I then use good anti-virus to do the rest on the part of my system's security.

My experience with TOR at times makes me avoid it for gambling and Binary options trading, the system may disconnect by itself which could be so detrimental to my finances and psychology.

I have only tested VPNs on gambling platforms. I have never used TOR as I don't see the point in it. At any time the security service of a gambling platform may require you to undergo KYC. In case your winnings depend on this check, you will either provide documents proving your identity and get your winnings or lose your winnings. What is the point of hiding if in case you get lucky you will reveal who you are anyway.

Why not, if you are comfortable with the slow communication then use TOR ^{(enjoyment is the function of your luck in gambling and  doesn't depend on the channel used to get the relevant luck)} , but I personally prefer to use VPN rather than TOR  when connecting to any gambling site ^{(as it gives me some controllable variance)}. However be sure that your favorite gambling sites allows to communicate with them via TOR to be not  frustrated with the lost connections.

I have come across stories of people who were banned from several casinos because they changed their IP. The casino was unhappy that the user had multiple accounts that pretended to be different people using different IP addresses, but the casino allocated the same MAC address, browser fingerprint, and many other traces. It is likely that many casinos will not like this behavior, but there are many offers on the Internet to purchase software that allows players to register multiple accounts with completely different data.

You can read about it on the gambling site terms of service. If you have been verified on the gambling site, you should have no problem using VPN if the gambling site does not against or mention anything about the use of VPN on their site. But if you have not been verified, you may be asked for verification at anytime in a way that all your coins will be seized on the gambling site especially if you have not been verified before.

I guess some casinos will not have a problem when their user using Tor browser but to know for sure, you can ask to support system on each casino. I don't have experience using Tor browser to connect to casino. I use my IP or VPN to visit casino. If I want to test a casino, I will do that in my room where no one will see me playing gambling. Thus, I don't have to use VPN or Tor browser. But I heard some casinos require a user to visit on their casino using real IP so casino can identify the user on their server. But I don't know which casino to that so when a user use VPN or Tor browser, they need to use their real IP to visit to the casino so they can know that we use Tor browser or VPN.

I have never had any gambling experience on the Tor browser, in fact I first learned about the Tor browser because of this thread. My personal question is what are the advantages of the Tor browser, are there any other advantages that it has that other browsers don't? Regarding privacy, of course that is something we must pay close attention to because currently crime can happen anywhere and can even be done online, can the Tor browser maintain our own privacy with guarantees? I always gamble online using a browser that has been around for a long time that is familiar such as Chrome or others, and as long as I gamble online using the existing browser I have never experienced any problems with my own privacy leaks, except for the problem with the casino that I have experienced.

Yes, of course, you can enjoy crypto casinos via the Tor browser. However, there are some important things to know about this: the Tor browser keeps you anonymous, routing your connection through multiple layers, which could keep your privacy while playing at a casino. Not all crypto casinos are "Tor-friendly". Some of them simply block the Tor exit nodes or limit access from anonymous browsers to conform to their goals. First, investigate the casino and see if it offers Tor access and if the site is trustworthy. Since this involves crypto casinos, especially when accessed through Tor, trust in the sites is inevitable. Anonymity may be utilized by malicious sites or unregulated ones to acquire illegal customer's data. Look for a website with a good reputation. Valid license and positive user feedback Safety risks. Ensure also that the website is well encrypted. And also other security measures, such as VPN and hardware that authenticate your transactions, ensuring that your cryptos are safe.

When you work with a crypto casino for job search or research It is very important to maintain your dignity. One strategy is to create separate identities for testing, using separate email addresses, wallets, and user accounts. To keep your personal or professional identity completely separate Using disposable or synthetic wallets in testing can help ensure security. Additionally, combining a VPN with Tor provides an additional layer of protection. Prevent your activities from being tracked At the same time, it also prevents your ISP from using your Tor. It is important to clear all data related to your request or trial session. Including your browser history and cache. In order not to delay tracking for payment It is recommended to use privacy-based cryptocurrencies such as Monero or Zcash to keep your transactions private and difficult to trace.

From experience It seems that people who gamble via Tor tend to focus on sticking with well-established, reputable crypto casinos that have really seen this with everyone. Because there is always a risk of facing scams. They therefore recommend checking out a small number of casinos before making a large amount of money. The use of privacy-focused cryptocurrencies such as Monero is common among privacy enthusiasts. But the challenge is balancing anonymity with choosing a reliable platform.


This may be the case. Especially when casinos have tightened their rules by adding KYC procedures, using a VPN or Tor can be questionable. Especially if you are changing currencies. as you said Casinos may question why you are using their services. Especially if you're trying to circumvent government-imposed restrictions this is why it's important to remain neutral. and if the sample is small or short term Wrong numbers may be the simplest solution.

However, it is for those who want to maintain their privacy for the long term or make a large investment. It is worth noting that more complex casinos will eventually follow. Especially with large amounts at stake. In these cases It is important to stick to a reliable platform and follow proper protocols. Testing with a small amount and doing what you recommend should work fine. But for poor performance, transparency (with your own data and KYC requirements) is often enough to avoid problems in the future.

Very true. What is the essence of making gambling a general platform when some persons using a particular browser cannot have full access to the platform? This propelled me to download the Tor browser and funny enough four casinos are opening and working properly there. Unless OP is using an outdated version of Tor that has limited access to some regions.

However, that shouldn't be a problem. Since it's not compulsory that one should rely mainly on one browser. Suppose the Tor browser is so special and peculiar in some way. Then OP can use the Tor browser for very essential purposes which he downloaded it for and then use another browser to do his gambling activities. It's not must sticking to one browser.

I've done that in the past when KYCs aren't a thing. But then, you'll get to be consistent with it and have to stop using it because that could lead you to some questions why you have to use that. If the reasoning is about the restriction placed on the domain or website of the casino done by the government so you have to access them with VPN or TOR, they'll might give that to you and spare you for doing that.

But not all casinos have that implementation and some are very strict specially if the amounts that you're depositing on them is so big and they can sense and track that there's something wrong with your account. If it's just about testing them, there's no problem doing that as you'll just register and test them and later on you'll go away, you don't have to be too wary about that because it's mostly a throwaway account that you'll have to register.

It's true, this is also one of the disadvantage of using TOR. The connection is hectic and too slow.

It's obvious that anyone using Tor is as same of using VPN, and anyone using to access casino, that means that is not interested of having KYC-verification with such casino website, so theirs every possibility that if the bot or team operators of that casino detect that you are using this two tools mentioned above your account maybe restricted, because of the platforms of casino normally want you to be verified so that no illegal act will be tolerate by you, so when they sense or notice that you want to boycott their rules and regulations they will readjust with you, mate, I'm in same opinion with you.

There are some things that are not worth risking and personally I don't see any reason trying to use a tor browser to try a casino when you know that casinos frown against things like VPN and tor browsers are not so different from VPN's as they may also be able to hide some details which some casino's may not be happy with you doing and can see as a reason to block your account immediately, or maybe when you try to make a withdrawal after a win. Every gambler should avoid anything that they think can possibly be used as an excuse by a casino not to pay them after they win.

Definitely, gamblers should be aware of the risks of using a VPN to bypass restrictions. However, for some, it’s their only way to gamble since it's banned in their country. They often acknowledge the risks, like the possibility of their casino account being frozen. It ultimately comes down to risk management on the gambler’s end. And as long as they aren’t legally liable, some might find it worth taking the risk rather than missing out on the entertainment that gambling provides.

Thank you for the education at least I have some  Insight about it now. Although I was thinking they mostly operates the same if not for your clear explanation I didn't have this idea because I thought both operates the same  but now I know TOR is anonymity.

Speed is crucial for a great gambling experience. Most online casinos need around 10-25 Mbps for smooth gameplay, but TOR only provides around 1-3 Mbps. In fact, I just did a speed test with the same ISP....without TOR, I get at least 100 Mbps, but with TOR, I only get 1.9 Mbps. This clearly shows why TOR isn't ideal for online gambling.

Tor and VPN are not entirely the same thing. VPN are using central server but Tor is using nodes which are not centralized but decentralized. Also VPN only connect to the central server and connect you to the site that you want to visit, but Tor node will route your connection to another node, the node will also route your connection to another node before getting to the site that you want to visit. Most sites know how to know Tor and they restrict it than VPN. There are some sites that even allow VPN but does not allow Tor because Tor is more anonymous than VPN.

Not a good experience in my opinion, why would you use TOR in the first place to access a casino if you don't live in Iran or any other f*cked up country in the world, so unless you live in such countries there is no reason to use TOR in the first place. I remember many good exchanges being even advertised in the forum in signature for a long time had a TOR site too, don't know about casinos but I am assuming some of them has. I never use TOR in the first place and when I do, I make sure it is on a VM running a Linux OS in a Linux OS desktop itself plus all other well known configs, you risk a lot with it as some bad circuits may identify you as a wrongdoer because of how TOR works. I would definitely stay away from TOR as it is difficult to get a good experience there unless a casino has fully implemented the .onion site to be accessible in a good fashioned way.

Exactly, we might gain access if it’s allowed, but we’d suffer from slow page loading, and in that case, it’s not suitable for games that need high-speed internet to maintain quality. Still, it’s interesting this question was raised because I'm sure some bettors are looking for ways to access restricted casinos using privacy tools like this. However, it seems this isn’t going to work well if you're aiming for the best gaming experience.

There are lots of privacy focused casinos, you will get more among those accepting crypto deposits and withdrawals. I have not gone through KYC process to gamble across multiple websites I use.

You can use VPNs to access some casinos with no issue. I recommend it for privacy protection, but I do not recommend it as an option of bypassing restrictions the casino has in place for your country. Attempting to gamble from a restricted country with VPN puts you at risk of getting locked out of your account and some casinos may seize your funds you have with them.

- Jay -

From my little experience so far, TOR and VPN are mostly regarded as the same and most gambling site frown it so badly, most of the site when using TOR there could be very possibility to entirely restricts you from having access since you are operating as ghost, same thing applicable with VPN most times when there are huge winning you could be restricted from making withdrawal from the site and may likely asked for additional kyc if that site are kyc'd applicable sites.

Gambling is legal in my country. I prefer to use the IP address directly instead. I have read some terms of service of many gambling sites before, some does not restrict VPN but I have not seen anyone of them that have include the use of TOR. Most centralized sites do not make Tor work and I think that is how gambling sites are. You can use VPN instead if the gambling site do not against VPN but always be ready for KYC at anytime.

I don't know any, sadly.

But I imagine this won't fare well for most casino setups because accessing websites through TOR is typically slow so it works best with simple web pages-- for instance, bitcointalk. Typical casino has so much stuff thus it wouldn't be strange if some parts would break. Personally, I don't think I have the patience to play on TOR due to impending sluggishness lol-- for the record I mostly play instant games.

I tried this thinking it would work like a VPN for gambling, but turns out it doesn’t. I only tested it on one casino, but based on what I’ve read from the replies above, I’d say it’s not allowed anywhere. You can try it yourself, but from my experience, it's better to use a paid VPN if you really want to achieve your goal.

I doubt that there is anything like privacy once you are using an online casino unless you want to play at a non-KYC casino which is very rare. Secondly using TOR for casinos would not be so much of an enjoyable experience as you have to maintain a required screen resolution. Lastly, TOR is almost like VPN and most online casinos are not VPN friendly they can detect this and block your account automatically.

Doesn't the Tor browser simply mask your IP address, concealing your location? Isn't it the same using a Cloudflare DNS? Because if so, I've been using a private DNS because some cryptocurrency casinos can't be accessed in my country, and it's been some time and I haven't faced any issues. I'm guessing the same rule would apply to the Tor browser? From how I see things, I don't think you'll have an issue; however, you might run the risk of being flagged for suspicious activity or multiaccounting in case that same IP address has been used before.

I tried doing a quick search online if I’ll see any article that talked about this and made a list of casinos that allows the use of Tor but I couldn’t find any.

I’ve seen just one (I can’t even recall the name of the site, that allows the use of vpn) and since others don’t appreciate the use of vpn then they wouldn’t also allow their user to make use of a tor browser.


I don’t understand this part of your post - do you mean how I’ll hide the fact that I gamble from my job or how I’ll hide my identity if I’m to try out a new casino without them knowing who the account belongs to?

I haven't seen any casino that accepts one and rejects the use of the other, as both tools/browsers are for privacy purposes, so what's the point of allowing your customers to use one and rejecting them from using the other? 
 
That's by the way, I prefer making use of VPN in accessing some casinos, and I don't have any problem with that as the experience is always the same aside from when ever I'm creating my account and the need to always verify my logins by email code to be used. I'm the one accessing the account each time I'm trying to login back. It's been long since I accessed the casino with a VPN, though.

As far as I know, there are online casinos that are OK with using the TOR browser, but have a bad attitude towards using VPN. There are other casinos that, on the contrary, are against using TOR, but are tolerant towards using VPN.

The main risks in using TOR, as I understand it, are related to the potential possibility of interception of data on intermediate nodes.

In general, no system for ensuring anonymity and privacy is ideal. But the choice is usually between TOR and VPN.

I like VPN more. However, some of my friends prefer TOR.

Actually, I was wondering whether that is it really possible to have full enjoyment on the Tor browser with the crypto casino or do anyone here a real experienced on tor friendly casino or if is there any list of tor-friendly casino's? Kindly share your experience-
And make an opinion on how you maintain privacy in a casino like suppose for your job purpose you have to do a test on a casino so how you will maintain the privacy?