Topic: Does gambling sites allow Tor ? (Read 2561 times)
That is an interesting question I would like to know the answer to.
If they dont, then how do they block ? Moreover, does the use of CloudFlare hamper the site performance ?
Like 4Chan would do to block tor, checking the ip and putting it on the check list to see if it's a tor node. and ban it. Using TOR doesn't mean you are doing something illegal, it is just a technology that protect your privacy. Regarding vulnerability, it is just like having multiple domain for the same site.
Very true. But I keep seeing the ideas "Why do you want to hide your IP if you are not doing something bad? Why do you want to use a mixer if you are not doing something bad? Why don't you want to do ID verification on exchange if you are not doing something bad?". It seems to me that a large proportion of people are having this kind of ideas.
because of this http://www.pcworld.com/article/2050100/nsa-admits-employees-spied-on-loved-ones.html
The Q is, what is the problem even if u r spied on, unless u r doing something wrong ?
Problem is it isn't us who say what is wrong. Didn't you see his link? That power was already abused by normal employees. And that is assuming the government can be trusted with it. But most don't feel we have real control of our democracies for that to be true either. And also you have a right to privacy. And a need for it too.
I think all dice or casino allows tor as there will be more chances on chat spam with the tor so they cant bann on every.....
Using TOR doesn't mean you are doing something illegal, it is just a technology that protect your privacy. Regarding vulnerability, it is just like having multiple domain for the same site.
Very true. But I keep seeing the ideas "Why do you want to hide your IP if you are not doing something bad? Why do you want to use a mixer if you are not doing something bad? Why don't you want to do ID verification on exchange if you are not doing something bad?". It seems to me that a large proportion of people are having this kind of ideas.
because of this http://www.pcworld.com/article/2050100/nsa-admits-employees-spied-on-loved-ones.html
The Q is, what is the problem even if u r spied on, unless u r doing something wrong ?
Using TOR doesn't mean you are doing something illegal, it is just a technology that protect your privacy. Regarding vulnerability, it is just like having multiple domain for the same site.
Very true. But I keep seeing the ideas "Why do you want to hide your IP if you are not doing something bad? Why do you want to use a mixer if you are not doing something bad? Why don't you want to do ID verification on exchange if you are not doing something bad?". It seems to me that a large proportion of people are having this kind of ideas.
because of this http://www.pcworld.com/article/2050100/nsa-admits-employees-spied-on-loved-ones.html
We allow Tor at Coin-Sweeper 
Using TOR doesn't mean you are doing something illegal, it is just a technology that protect your privacy. Regarding vulnerability, it is just like having multiple domain for the same site.
Very true. But I keep seeing the ideas "Why do you want to hide your IP if you are not doing something bad? Why do you want to use a mixer if you are not doing something bad? Why don't you want to do ID verification on exchange if you are not doing something bad?". It seems to me that a large proportion of people are having this kind of ideas.
At least our site http://safedice.com has an onion address too: http://safedice2ge73n2g.onion/
feel free to try it and tell us your opinion
feel free to try it and tell us your opinion
Dont u allow tor on your normal URL ? How did u get that .onion address ? Is there anything illegal associated to it ? Is there any vulnerability like XSS attack etc for having a .onion address ?
Normal URL allows TOR, but if you use TOR, it will be safer if you access the site through .onion address: http://www.btcfeed.net/news/rogue-tor-node-hijacked-blockchain-info-accounts/.
Using TOR doesn't mean you are doing something illegal, it is just a technology that protect your privacy. Regarding vulnerability, it is just like having multiple domain for the same site.
Most do, in my experience
Sure i always using tor!
Most of them I know of do. You can visit just about any site with TOR. You might run into issues at exchanges but gambling sites generally don't care.
I think its easy to know what IP's are TOR based, and based on that gambling sites have the ability to block them.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
Anyone can run a Tor node. How can it be easy to get list of all IPs running Tor ? AFAIK there is no centralized system monitoring it.
Tor users might need to reconnect a hundred times in order to find a new exit node that is not yet listed. So the block might be quite effective but not bullet proof.
I think its easy to know what IP's are TOR based, and based on that gambling sites have the ability to block them.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
Anyone can run a Tor node. How can it be easy to get list of all IPs running Tor ? AFAIK there is no centralized system monitoring it.
I think its easy to know what IP's are TOR based, and based on that gambling sites have the ability to block them.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
I know bitdice uses them for chat.
Actually it does not matter if you use tor or not as long as you dont abuse bonuses. I think you can even create multi accounts on some gambling sites.
Hmm i did not abuse it but still i had problems of getting it.
Actually it does not matter if you use tor or not as long as you dont abuse bonuses. I think you can even create multi accounts on some gambling sites.
BikiniDice allows Tor players 
Most of them dont. And I usually don't visit gambling sites without tor. I hope they don't ban them.
At least our site http://safedice.com has an onion address too: http://safedice2ge73n2g.onion/
feel free to try it and tell us your opinion
feel free to try it and tell us your opinion
Dont u allow tor on your normal URL ? How did u get that .onion address ? Is there anything illegal associated to it ? Is there any vulnerability like XSS attack etc for having a .onion address ?
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