Topic: Dealing with ISP block on Gambling websites - page 3. (Read 765 times)
I do not see any other options other than how to use VPN, and only paid VPN. Free VPNs are slow, plus they are detected (since their public IP range is known) by almost all services that fight with VPN. I use VPN for other reasons, but it's obvious to me that if you need to get reliable access to blocked sites (especially when it comes to money), then you need to buy a good service.
ISP blacklist the casino because of the government wants them to do so in such case probably a law imposed by the government which goes against the casinos so usage of VPN is violation which casinos even don't encourage it, if Roobet is still working then contact the support about your issue on other site and ask them you're allowed to play there or not because it may take a while to blacklist all the sites and also casino may need enough time to update the list and their terms.
You're right, the solution to this is to have a good VPN, I've seen a couple of casinos that accept the use of VPN, I don't see anything wrong with it if you play and don't cheat in any way,
While this is true and valid, if the VPN was used to access at restricted and prohibited regions by the gambling site, that will subject to violating the terms.
The use of VPN should be fine as long as it was accessed at allowed regions. The use of VPN is already very common and it was allow by the gambling site at most of the cases as long as, as you have mentioned, not to cheat or do something unusual.
Privacy and anonymity is the only reason why we should used VPN and not the other way around which involves fraud-related schemes.
That would be a good move as that will allow far more players to join these casinos even from jurisdictions that are currently not allowed to gamble.This is also a double edge sword as by using VPN services not all people are the most honest in the world so there is room for abusing bonuses,referral commission and so on.The IT team of the casino should be pretty alert and should monitor the activities coming from users that use VPN in much more detail than users who do not use VPN-s,because VPN-s add a layer of complexity for the IT team to check on.
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There's no other option than using the VPN with this but of course, make sure to check if the gambling website is supported the use of the VPN because your account might risky due to having different addresses and preventing a flag like suspicious activity with your account. Also, another thing you can do is to change the ISP you have if there are a lot of providers in your country and you are willing to change just to play with your hobby.
Yes, checking whether gambling websites support the use of VPN or not is highly recommended because that is what we have to do to avoid any problems that might arise later. But I think there will be casino websites that can allow their members to use VPNs so they won't have any trouble. Apart from that, there must be casinos that we can access without using a VPN or changing DNS and I think we can find them on this forum. 
There's no other option than using the VPN with this but of course, make sure to check if the gambling website is supported the use of the VPN because your account might risky due to having different addresses and preventing a flag like suspicious activity with your account. Also, another thing you can do is to change the ISP you have if there are a lot of providers in your country and you are willing to change just to play with your hobby.
But please make sure in advance if the casino allows VPN use because some casinos don't and some allow it. Maybe for the terms of using a VPN, we must visit the casino site and log in with our real IP so that the casino can see the machine number on our device.
I rarely find casino sites that apply restrictions on the use of VPS and DNS, all terms and conditions are only limited based on the list of countries that are not allowed, all countries that are allowed can be accessed directly without VPN and DNS but it depends on the ISP of each country. So if you are an active gambler then it is better to subscribe to premium VPN and DNS to avoid suspicion while evaluating user data by casino site admins.Maybe for unrestricted use of DNS but I don't know if it's a VPN because if someone can win a lot of money from various games, they can be asked to verify their account and the casino will ask about the VPN they are using. Somehow, the casino can tell if someone is using a VPN or is using their real IP. Therefore, it is better to be careful when using a VPN for gambling and make sure that the casino allows the use of a VPN. Even if we are not active gambler, it is better if we subscribe to a VPN to avoid tracking from hackers who want to know our location.
Or maybe before making your first deposit to a blocked casino by your ISP, why not tell the casino itself ahead of time that you will be using a VPN, and the reason WHY you're going to a VPN. I believe most of the online casinos in crypto are OK with it because privacy is more valued by the users in crypto than the no-coiners who play in fiat online casinos.
But please make sure in advance if the casino allows VPN use because some casinos don't and some allow it. Maybe for the terms of using a VPN, we must visit the casino site and log in with our real IP so that the casino can see the machine number on our device.
I rarely find casino sites that apply restrictions on the use of VPS and DNS, all terms and conditions are only limited based on the list of countries that are not allowed, all countries that are allowed can be accessed directly without VPN and DNS but it depends on the ISP of each country. So if you are an active gambler then it is better to subscribe to premium VPN and DNS to avoid suspicion while evaluating user data by casino site admins.But please make sure in advance if the casino allows VPN use because some casinos don't and some allow it. Maybe for the terms of using a VPN, we must visit the casino site and log in with our real IP so that the casino can see the machine number on our device.
I rarely find casino sites that apply restrictions on the use of VPS and DNS, all terms and conditions are only limited based on the list of countries that are not allowed, all countries that are allowed can be accessed directly without VPN and DNS but it depends on the ISP of each country. So if you are an active gambler then it is better to subscribe to premium VPN and DNS to avoid suspicion while evaluating user data by casino site admins. I prefer to change the DNS on the computer that can help us visit gambling sites because we don't need to install any software on our laptops or computers. Before you use a VPN, it is better first to ask the token's location so that the use of the VPN will be more private. But I do not recommend using a free VPN where we may be indirectly connected.
If we're only want to visit the gambling sites, then either DNS, free VPN, or premium VPN are doesn't matter since we aren't gamble and using the sites. If he want to play in the casino, then either DNS or premium VPN can be choice, even though there's a risk about it. But it's what it's if he really want to gamble, we can't stop him. AFAIK the most safest DNS is Cloudflare and OpenDNS.I prefer to change the DNS on the computer that can help us visit gambling sites because we don't need to install any software on our laptops or computers. Before you use a VPN, it is better first to ask the token's location so that the use of the VPN will be more private. But I do not recommend using a free VPN where we may be indirectly connected.
If we're only want to visit the gambling sites, then either DNS, free VPN, or premium VPN are doesn't matter since we aren't gamble and using the sites. If he want to play in the casino, then either DNS or premium VPN can be choice, even though there's a risk about it. But it's what it's if he really want to gamble, we can't stop him. AFAIK the most safest DNS is Cloudflare and OpenDNS. Most gambling sites are indeed blocked by local ISPs. in my place is also the same, many are blocked only a few may pass. using a VPN can be a solution even though it is also risky, or changing to Google DNS without using a VPN. I usually use the VPN App provided by the antivirus I use, so it's a bit more premium. Using a free VPN is fine as long as you know the risks.
I prefer to change the DNS on the computer that can help us visit gambling sites because we don't need to install any software on our laptops or computers. Before you use a VPN, it is better first to ask the token's location so that the use of the VPN will be more private. But I do not recommend using a free VPN where we may be indirectly connected. 
You're right, the solution to this is to have a good VPN, I've seen a couple of casinos that accept the use of VPN, I don't see anything wrong with it if you play and don't cheat in any way,
While this is true and valid, if the VPN was used to access at restricted and prohibited regions by the gambling site, that will subject to violating the terms.
The use of VPN should be fine as long as it was accessed at allowed regions. The use of VPN is already very common and it was allow by the gambling site at most of the cases as long as, as you have mentioned, not to cheat or do something unusual.
Privacy and anonymity is the only reason why we should used VPN and not the other way around which involves fraud-related schemes.
That would be a good move as that will allow far more players to join these casinos even from jurisdictions that are currently not allowed to gamble.This is also a double edge sword as by using VPN services not all people are the most honest in the world so there is room for abusing bonuses,referral commission and so on.The IT team of the casino should be pretty alert and should monitor the activities coming from users that use VPN in much more detail than users who do not use VPN-s,because VPN-s add a layer of complexity for the IT team to check on.
Most gambling sites are indeed blocked by local ISPs. in my place is also the same, many are blocked only a few may pass. using a VPN can be a solution even though it is also risky, or changing to Google DNS without using a VPN. I usually use the VPN App provided by the antivirus I use, so it's a bit more premium. Using a free VPN is fine as long as you know the risks.
It depends on the regulation/law related to gambling where do you live. There are many countries where gambling is not something against the law but there are also some countries where gambling is considered as a crime. Using free VPN is not fine if you are an active regular gambler, it is not recommended as it may make your account suspected to be abusing the casino's rule especially related to multi accounts. There is no good reason to use free VPN, it is better to spend some more money to buy premium VPN.
That's right. Using a free VPN on a gambling site that prohibits citizens of your country to use its services, you risk very quickly to get on the list of suspicion. After all, there is a possibility that another user of this gambling site using the same free VPN after some time to come from the IP address that you used. You will have to confirm your identity and most likely to part with your account as you violate the rules of using the services provided.
You're right, the solution to this is to have a good VPN, I've seen a couple of casinos that accept the use of VPN, I don't see anything wrong with it if you play and don't cheat in any way,
While this is true and valid, if the VPN was used to access at restricted and prohibited regions by the gambling site, that will subject to violating the terms.
The use of VPN should be fine as long as it was accessed at allowed regions. The use of VPN is already very common and it was allow by the gambling site at most of the cases as long as, as you have mentioned, not to cheat or do something unusual.
Privacy and anonymity is the only reason why we should used VPN and not the other way around which involves fraud-related schemes.
Most gambling sites are indeed blocked by local ISPs. in my place is also the same, many are blocked only a few may pass. using a VPN can be a solution even though it is also risky, or changing to Google DNS without using a VPN. I usually use the VPN App provided by the antivirus I use, so it's a bit more premium. Using a free VPN is fine as long as you know the risks.
It depends on the regulation/law related to gambling where do you live. There are many countries where gambling is not something against the law but there are also some countries where gambling is considered as a crime. Using free VPN is not fine if you are an active regular gambler, it is not recommended as it may make your account suspected to be abusing the casino's rule especially related to multi accounts. There is no good reason to use free VPN, it is better to spend some more money to buy premium VPN.
Most gambling sites are indeed blocked by local ISPs. in my place is also the same, many are blocked only a few may pass. using a VPN can be a solution even though it is also risky, or changing to Google DNS without using a VPN. I usually use the VPN App provided by the antivirus I use, so it's a bit more premium. Using a free VPN is fine as long as you know the risks.
If you have doubt then don't there are a risk in using a free VPN, you can use a VPN that offers a free one-week or month trial if you are that serious about accessing the site using a VPN if there are other ISP in your country try to access that using other ISP in your country maybe it's your own ISP is blocking it or the gambling casino is now banning your country, but once you access is cautious with depositing and playing.
Hello there,
I tried accessing TrustDice today, which is one of the first cryptocurrency casino's I've been introduced into, but it wouldn't load, claiming that "Connection is not private". I thought something was fishy at the moment, but quickly realized that it was actually blocked by my ISP.
How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.
I tried accessing TrustDice today, which is one of the first cryptocurrency casino's I've been introduced into, but it wouldn't load, claiming that "Connection is not private". I thought something was fishy at the moment, but quickly realized that it was actually blocked by my ISP.
How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.
if you do not violate the gambling site it is possible that the ISP blocked the gambling site, if you operate it on a pc device, try trying other options on a smartphone. if the results are the same of course the last resort you have to subscribe to a VPN.
You don't need to worry because there are many VPNs that can only be accessed by yourself
Hello there,
I tried accessing TrustDice today, which is one of the first cryptocurrency casino's I've been introduced into, but it wouldn't load, claiming that "Connection is not private". I thought something was fishy at the moment, but quickly realized that it was actually blocked by my ISP.
How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.
If the casino provides services to your region/country, then it would be safe to use a VPN. If there is an option to verify your account, then verify your account first. This way the chance of getting banned is almost zero, as long as you aren't doing some fishy stuffs.I tried accessing TrustDice today, which is one of the first cryptocurrency casino's I've been introduced into, but it wouldn't load, claiming that "Connection is not private". I thought something was fishy at the moment, but quickly realized that it was actually blocked by my ISP.
How should I deal with such an issue? I certainly thought of using a VPN, but I only have a free one, meaning that it could easily be used by another person on the website simultaneously, which could potentially lead to a ban. Stake and Fortunejack are also banned, after making a few guesses, Roobet still works fine.
Contact support and let them know that you will be using a VPN and explain the reason. Let them know your account is verified and they will highly likely whitelist your account.
If the problem is from ISP then I'm pretty much sure they also Blocked the VPN services. This is really annoying when I'm playing to ISP they blocked me to access my favorite sites.
At most cases, most ISPs are not blocking the use of the VPN service. That's the purpose of using VPN in the first place. Just a little tweak then VPN should run smoothly. Even in the office, anyone can use VPN as long as users can find a way to install the program on their respective work station.
ISP banning gambling sites are not common on several countries unless the country has a strong stand against gambling and treating it as illegal.
From what country you from?
There are two reasons your country blocking the gambling site or the gambling site blocking your country, our country is very liberal on online casinos and gaming sites but I still find casinos blocking my country, so it's really two way, don't force your way in, it might complicate things in the future with so many online casinos with the best ones accepting the majority of the countries, you'll always have a choice where to play.
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