Do many people actually need to be behind a VPN?
Well, I'm not sure about others but I don't feel safe with my ISP or the government knowing which websites I visited at all times even if they don't ban those websites. There are too many data leaks and I don't trust my government or any third-party in general to secure my personal data. My private number got leaked from a database hack in the past and I got too many phishing calls after that. So it's not really an issue of whether I'm doing bad behind the scenes or not, but to prevent other annoyances like that in the future. Using a VPN is definitely a good choice for me, sadly I still can't find one with reliable speed to this day. 
Topic: Can you recommend live casino's with table games & sports book that allow vpn? (Read 278 times)
September 03, 2024, 09:21:22 AM
September 02, 2024, 08:04:46 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Duelbits doesn’t restrict the use of VPN if you are not from restricted country. You keep asking different topic that always involves VPN but you never understand the point of VPN use. You can’t use VPN if you are from restricted country or simply if you are using it to break the law of your country/license provider restrictions.
So, saying that One can't use VPN on casinos to play from a restricted country is not completely true, one can actually, but it's risky.
My post is pertaining to the prohibition of the use of VPN based on the ToS. It’s obvious that anyone can play in the casino using VPN but it’s a violation on the ToS which is what I meant in my post and not the literal “can’t play” in the casino.
Casino knows if users use VPN and if they are from restricted country since they have method on determining it. It’s almost a guaranteed caught when someone from restricted country play in the casino won huge amount and withdraw it which is always the case for those violators. It’s not worthy the risk since casino will allow you to deposit and loss but they will not allow you to withdraw when in profit.
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September 02, 2024, 07:49:29 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Duelbits doesn’t restrict the use of VPN if you are not from restricted country. You keep asking different topic that always involves VPN but you never understand the point of VPN use. You can’t use VPN if you are from restricted country or simply if you are using it to break the law of your country/license provider restrictions.
So, saying that One can't use VPN on casinos to play from a restricted country is not completely true, one can actually, but it's risky.
September 02, 2024, 07:33:49 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Duelbits doesn’t restrict the use of VPN if you are not from restricted country. You keep asking different topic that always involves VPN but you never understand the point of VPN use. You can’t use VPN if you are from restricted country or simply if you are using it to break the law of your country/license provider restrictions.
But in general, you can freely use VPN in most casino except on some casino that has total restrictions of the use of VPN.
Duelbits on the other hand allows it and I frequently play using VPN without any problem encountered until now. I sometimes access restricted games unknowingly due to the VPN but still no issue at all.
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September 02, 2024, 03:22:27 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
Every casino that allows VPN usage, doesn't allow you to use a VPN for bypassing geographical restrictions, so if you use a VPN to bypass geographical restrictions, then you have to be ready that there is a high risk of getting your account banned, so in this case I suggest you to not deposit more than you can afford to lose.Thanks in advance
Btw I have played here and there with VPN and didn't have a problem. I also know that Freebitco.in and bustabit are VPN friendly but you should double check it yourself because terms change and I amn't always updated.
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There are no table games on freebitco, but talking about their friendliness to VPN, this one is true, and though they have updated their terms and conditions to now include the possibility of asking customers for kyc verification, I think they are still very friendly to VPN, but like I will always say, freebitco is more like a half casino compared to other casinos where we can see and play different varieties of games from slot to casino to sports betting and other types.
September 02, 2024, 02:24:07 AM
I advise you not to take lightly the warning of the use of a VPN, I can see that some people have advised you against it, while others have suggested some casinos and a guy even gave you the suggestion of the ones he is using with VPN with no issue, but my experience, there is a high possibility of having issues with casinos/sportsbooks if you use a VPN, this is even possible if the casino/sportsbook tells you they allow it.
The fact that someone uses it successfully without issue doesn't also mean you will achieve the same result, your successes in the gambling house matter. What if the guy who advised you is not doing well with the casino? For this, they may not even bother to sanction him since he is a loser and is gaining his money. But if you are a winning customer, it will be a different story, just be wise on this. Try to use a private VPN and explain your situation to the operator if you must use it, but know that you will pay a fortune for it.
Again, if not for ulterior motives, your local IP in addition to a good anti-virus is enough to secure your browsing experience.
The fact that someone uses it successfully without issue doesn't also mean you will achieve the same result, your successes in the gambling house matter. What if the guy who advised you is not doing well with the casino? For this, they may not even bother to sanction him since he is a loser and is gaining his money. But if you are a winning customer, it will be a different story, just be wise on this. Try to use a private VPN and explain your situation to the operator if you must use it, but know that you will pay a fortune for it.
Again, if not for ulterior motives, your local IP in addition to a good anti-virus is enough to secure your browsing experience.
August 31, 2024, 10:57:22 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
Every casino that allows VPN usage, doesn't allow you to use a VPN for bypassing geographical restrictions, so if you use a VPN to bypass geographical restrictions, then you have to be ready that there is a high risk of getting your account banned, so in this case I suggest you to not deposit more than you can afford to lose.Thanks in advance
Btw I have played here and there with VPN and didn't have a problem. I also know that Freebitco.in and bustabit are VPN friendly but you should double check it yourself because terms change and I amn't always updated.
August 31, 2024, 10:14:54 AM
Metawin.com allows player to use VPN as long you are not originally from restricted country. VPN restrictions are only applied if your original nationality was restricted in the casino yet you want to still play by hiding your real location using VPN.
Other casino fully prohibit the use of VPN regardless if you are just using it for anonymous browsing. I personally using VPN whenever I’m playing some games lie, Pragmatic slot games to temporarily access it.
I’m PH btw which is not restricted on this casino.
Other casino fully prohibit the use of VPN regardless if you are just using it for anonymous browsing. I personally using VPN whenever I’m playing some games lie, Pragmatic slot games to temporarily access it.
I’m PH btw which is not restricted on this casino.
August 30, 2024, 09:11:10 AM
If you ask me, use a VPN if you need to use it, but log in through it using the same country/region from where you are from. That's probably going to be a safer path for users.
Sadly so many VPNs in my region has a slow speed even if I used paid services. Not sure why, doesn't matter if I use it to visit a casino or blocked websites or not. Maybe my ISP is just so shit recently so that happens, sadly I don't have much option unless I buy a much expensive option such as buying a Starlink or move to bigger cities. Too much to do for what I needed right now.
Although having a lower bandwidth of 3 to 5 Mbps may be enough to use a VPN, but it might merely be good for "regular" internet use like browsing/checking emails. You definitely need more bandwidth for playing in a casino behind a VPN, especially if you like streaming and playing in the live tables. Pixelated streams and pausing/screen going dark destroys the live experience.
Do many people actually need to be behind a VPN?
August 29, 2024, 02:17:44 PM
Empire claim to be VPN friendly but it's only a casino, so you will find table games but not a sportsbook. I really doubt you will manage to find a sportsbook not decentralized allowing that to be honest. Except some betting exchanges not concerned or afraid by AML regulations maybe, since customers are betting against each other there and they are not concerned about spotting and chasing good bettors like centralized bookmakers. Besides that I wonder if Freebitcoin is not allowing it too, but their sportsbook is very small anyway.
August 29, 2024, 09:02:29 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
I don't know why a casino will allow the use of VPN since it can lead to, identity fraud, multiple accounts and abuse of bonuses. Maybe they are using this as a marketing strategy to get customers and might change their stance in the future. It might also be that they have advanced tools to monitor the activities of gamblers. I wouldn't recommend any casinos that allow the use of VPN since KYC verification is a standard practice except if it is a renowned casino. But you will have to read the terms of service comprehensively to check if there is a clause attached to the use of a VPN. Thanks in advance
Provably they know about those potential risk and they have other way to fight back against fraud or other situations they didn't allowed in their casino. And casino allow doing that values the privacy of people especially if they want to hide their activity to anyone possibly tracking them. But for sure they also don't allow people to bypass restriction that's why there's KYC implemented to know their costumer if they are from restricted region and don't allow them to use their casino that's why we see several cases that a casino ban their accounts because of this reasons. But if they know their costumer is in allowed region then using VPN for it will never give them any problems.
August 29, 2024, 04:57:33 AM
If you ask me, use a VPN if you need to use it, but log in through it using the same country/region from where you are from. That's probably going to be a safer path for users.
Sadly so many VPNs in my region has a slow speed even if I used paid services. Not sure why, doesn't matter if I use it to visit a casino or blocked websites or not. Maybe my ISP is just so shit recently so that happens, sadly I don't have much option unless I buy a much expensive option such as buying a Starlink or move to bigger cities. Too much to do for what I needed right now. August 27, 2024, 03:33:29 AM
OP, no one in BitcoinTalk would tell you if they use a VPN when they play in their favorite casinos. But if it's very important for you to use a VPN, simply create an account to your chosen casino behind a VPN, then simply talk to customer support and ask them what their policies are for VPNs and/or if they allow it. I believe many casinos might discourage you from doing it because some providers have geo-blocking enabled for some regions of the world.
In fact there are many members here who told us that they like to use VPN while they are gambling, I am one of them and Coin trader also tell us that he uses VPN when he plays at Livecasino.
That's merely you and Coin_trader in BitcoinTalk, but how many more out of all the people who gamble regularly in crypto casinos will openly admit that they use VPNs?
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As per my own experience, I used to use VPN when I played at Stake mostly before they have the mirror sites because most gambling sites are blocked by ISP in my country.
The fact that most casinos is not having written terms about VPN usage is a bit worrying indeed so what you suggest is correct that it is better to ask the support by chat or by email.
As long as we do not use VPN to bypass countries restriction by the casino's term, I think it will not be a big problem but of course having an official answer from the site is much better.
If you ask me, use a VPN if you need to use it, but log in through it using the same country/region from where you are from. That's probably going to be a safer path for users.
August 27, 2024, 03:33:14 AM
Can you recommend live casino's (table games) and sports book that allow vpn?
Thanks in advance
I don't know why a casino will allow the use of VPN since it can lead to, identity fraud, multiple accounts and abuse of bonuses. Maybe they are using this as a marketing strategy to get customers and might change their stance in the future. It might also be that they have advanced tools to monitor the activities of gamblers. I wouldn't recommend any casinos that allow the use of VPN since KYC verification is a standard practice except if it is a renowned casino. But you will have to read the terms of service comprehensively to check if there is a clause attached to the use of a VPN. Thanks in advance
August 27, 2024, 03:17:26 AM
I swear there is a thread talking about VPN-friendly casino in the gambling board that is still open for discussion last time I checked it. Have you tried reading this one[1]? I also believe you don't need two separate threads asking similar question as mentioned above since you can simply extend your question here, albeit I don't think you'll find different answer from us.
I remember there are one or two recommendations on that old thread. Pretty sure some of them are still open since most recommendations are relatively new afaik.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/share-trusted-vpn-friendly-crypto-casinos-5487535
I remember there are one or two recommendations on that old thread. Pretty sure some of them are still open since most recommendations are relatively new afaik.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/share-trusted-vpn-friendly-crypto-casinos-5487535
August 26, 2024, 08:52:22 AM
OP, no one in BitcoinTalk would tell you if they use a VPN when they play in their favorite casinos. But if it's very important for you to use a VPN, simply create an account to your chosen casino behind a VPN, then simply talk to customer support and ask them what their policies are for VPNs and/or if they allow it. I believe many casinos might discourage you from doing it because some providers have geo-blocking enabled for some regions of the world.
In fact there are many members here who told us that they like to use VPN while they are gambling, I am one of them and Coin trader also tell us that he uses VPN when he plays at Livecasino.
As per my own experience, I used to use VPN when I played at Stake mostly before they have the mirror sites because most gambling sites are blocked by ISP in my country.
The fact that most casinos is not having written terms about VPN usage is a bit worrying indeed so what you suggest is correct that it is better to ask the support by chat or by email.
As long as we do not use VPN to bypass countries restriction by the casino's term, I think it will not be a big problem but of course having an official answer from the site is much better.
August 26, 2024, 08:15:53 AM
Livecasino.io since I frequently play in there with my VPN on without any problem since they are no strict restrictions on VPN as long as your from eligible country to play.
They don't mention VPN if their Terms and Conditions but that doesn't mean you can use it? They might complain if I start winning?so maybe better to deal with casino and provide your details or never gamble online completely .
We can see lots of people discourage OP to use this because they know the consequences if he try to use VPN in those casinos. If they claim to be a VPN friendly I guess there's should be no problem with using it, but if there's sudden change of rules then maybe this will create an issue for people who use it including OP.
So same goes with people saying not to use it I urge OP to follow people suggestion. Since its better to play safe than to possible create a problem which a casino could find a hole if he win a lot of money from them. So better comply to what suggested and better to think about more safer way than regret on possible issue that people might face for using VPN.
August 26, 2024, 07:24:01 AM
OP, no one in BitcoinTalk would tell you if they use a VPN when they play in their favorite casinos. But if it's very important for you to use a VPN, simply create an account to your chosen casino behind a VPN, then simply talk to customer support and ask them what their policies are for VPNs and/or if they allow it. I believe many casinos might discourage you from doing it because some providers have geo-blocking enabled for some regions of the world.
August 26, 2024, 07:18:41 AM
I don’t know of any and it’s not an act I want to occupy myself with as one wrong move and all would be gone. Especially when VPN is involved, your fate is more difficult when you run into troubles.
OP, it would be best for you to work with your local or authorized gambling site within your jurisdiction.
what I have also noticed with those casino's is that, sometimes their have different rules for gambler's using VPN to access their casino's and another separate rules for those that are accessing their casino without a VPN, so it is important to read and do alot of research about and on those casino before depositing funds into them, most times it is the lack of reading those rules that make a gambler to mess up to the point of losing their money in those accounts when their use VPN.
Different regulations apply to gambling based on location and someone who uses different locations to access a gambling site, you would be sure to note that, you would be affected by those regulations according to usage and when that happens, breaking the rules is really easy and having to resolve them is difficult.OP, it would be best for you to work with your local or authorized gambling site within your jurisdiction.
August 26, 2024, 06:54:18 AM
Truth be told, there are some casinos that allow the usage of VPN on their casino without any possibility of running into any kind of problems as long as you play by the rules and regulations for using a VPN to access such a casino, and what I have also noticed with those casino's is that, sometimes their have different rules for gambler's using VPN to access their casino's and another separate rules for those that are accessing their casino without a VPN, so it is important to read and do alot of research about and on those casino before depositing funds into them, most times it is the lack of reading those rules that make a gambler to mess up to the point of losing their money in those accounts when their use VPN.
Take example, when you are using a VPN there may be some level of limits applicable on each deposits, and for sure those limits most be followed, most especially since using VPN disallowed you to go through verifications of account which is the major reasons why most of us advice against VPN usage.
Take example, when you are using a VPN there may be some level of limits applicable on each deposits, and for sure those limits most be followed, most especially since using VPN disallowed you to go through verifications of account which is the major reasons why most of us advice against VPN usage.
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