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This is still a thing guys, grab your coins

Hey guys, I have an official reply from Gamdom Admin concerning KYC. If they depo and withdraw crypto they should be fine unless the amount is like huge. I have been in contact with them all morning and I am trying to let them know the importance of being online here, but they are very busy. I am trying to help as best I can.

Well, there are subtle differences in our understanding

As I see it, it is not about certain countries prohibiting gambling. Rather, it is about countries that are banned by Gamdom specifically and people trying to bypass this ban by using VPNs, etc. If it really were the way you see it ("if the resident country of the player prohibits/blocks online gambling"), you wouldn't be allowed to use Gamdom at all, through VPN or otherwise. Since VPN's are mentioned and they are used to hide your country of residence, it is evidently the second case, i.e. the casino doesn't want players from the countries they blacklisted, for whatever reason, and irrespective of whether gambling is allowed there or not. At least, this is what follows from this text

Haha is scared when playing against us, I have never even gotten 10x, I, in addition to the minimal capital, of course I use it as much as possible to avoid losing, it's fun here, makes me more addicted to playing, but I have to hold my lust

Everyone who plays crash games might have experienced it. I used to go for 2x, but the crash happens even before that or else it skyrockets. When we go for continuous game of 50x or high value we never experience it atleast once. Sometimes it looks completely unfair, and further only understood it is all our mind and the game just runs on the provably fair script.

I simply understand it as :

A player is responsible for any legal case result from using Gamdom.com if his country prohibits gambling.  Gamdom do not encourage players to use VPN or any bypassing tool just to use the site if the resident country of the player prohibits/blocks online gambling.  Thus, if conflict arise, Gamdom has the right to block or disable the account of the user resulting to forfeiting all the possible winnings of that account. (Correction is welcome)

But I think Gamdom will return the initial deposit of the said account before disabling/blocking it.

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Indeed it was very entertaining, just a matter of fact, I did not notice how long I have been staring at my monitor watching crash game.

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Btw, is it possible to link my steam account to my current Gamdom account since they have the same email address

The crash game is pretty entertaining and addictive I must say. While you make the calculations in your head regarding how far could the rocket go in next move the rocket always beats up your thoughts. It's highly unpredictable and this gives a good thrill therefore. Yesterday while I encashed myself at 10x saw the rocket going upto 160x. And when I wait for such a thing I usually crash pretty early lol.

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Let's go in parts!

By insider, I think you mean:
- I have internal information from Gamdom staff, if that is what you mean, the answer is no. I have no information of that type. The information I have is available on the web, that is enough for me.

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You understand, but it confuses things, I have already said it before to other users, if you do not read what you think in my words, it does not mean that we are wrong.

I do not use VPN for wanting to hide from the CASINO, I do it for my security of my information and the right to privacy that third parties may be tracking, that includes the casino players.

Your answer tells me that you do not understand the misuse that some players give to the VPN, such as wanting to hide Real information from where they come, to earn a Bonus and want to withdraw it, they even deposit, wanting to bypass the restrictions of their country, and of the casino.

You are honest and you do things the way they should be done, you do not post false information.

The KYC has its disadvantages, but one of the applications it has is to prevent users banned by their countries get into playing. It is the laws of each country that prohibit it.
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I may not have it clear yet, I don't think so but this post also explains the idea of my opinion.

This is also their advantage as we were able to different games, it's quite exciting even just seeing the live bet and the players payout and profit even some games were not that common like hilo and crash. Apparently the Trade needs to be a steam user to access. But overall the fun in hilo and roulette is addicting as well the intense in crash on when it will crash.

Like many Gamdom users who play the crash game here, I want to try it looking challenging, hopefully I enjoy it and feel comfortable playing, I really don't like heavy game graphics,
This is my bad experience on several gambling sites while playing so I'm not excited

Did you read it yourself?

And, more importantly, did you understand the meaning of this text? You are prohibited from using "the services as anonymizing proxy, VPN or the like in order to bypass the law resulting from the blockade by Gamdom.com countries". Well, it could be written in better terms and wording indeed, but the meaning is still pretty clear. In simple language, you can't use VPNs and similar services if your country is blacklisted by the casino. Let me explain in case there's a difficulty. It is not the use of VPNs as such that is prohibited here, but their use with the aim of bypassing these country-specific restrictions

VPN mostly prohibited on casinos as I know. Gamblers especially cheaters would not expect casinos give them easy open gates to cheat their casinos with VPNs. I see many bad appeal from cheaters who failed to cheat and have account restrictions, then attack casinos with bad scam accussations. Read FAQ/ Terms of Service before using any platform.

On Gamdom.com it is prohibited too.

Indeed I am still looking for the regular dice game (not the live one) where I can make an auto bet to my heart's content  . But for now, I find crash game as a good alternative and enjoyed watching the line going up till it crashes. 

Correction, Hi-Lo games are originally play with cards which is ranked from low to high:  2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace. There are various type of this game like Omaha 8. In crypto, They convert this game in to a form of dice which is very convenient and the most easy game to implement when using a blockchain for selecting the result of the game. They are actually same when we view it technically in terms of odds they offer on various card open. I play this Hi-Lo card game on different online casino even before I know BTC way back 2015. They offer this kind of game even on facebook game app like Zynga before. Maybe you are not that exploring card game before.

You're right. Usually HILO games are just dice games, but Gamdom has a new outlook on it, with cards, which i very much like.
Especially because you can watch the game unfild and then bet when you see fit, for example, if the last card opened is an ACE, then you have best chances of winning by betting low

You guys should at least make a new thread regarding on this matter since its really derailing on Gamdom ANN thread.

For sake of on-topic reply then no matter how hard KYC is implemented specially here on online gambling it can really still be bypassed.
Its true that this kind of issue does really matter on parenting when we should watch out on our kids activity.

Just really mind boggling into that 12 year old girl able to go into an offline one.

Although I hate to do a KYC and if there's no something like this being implemented upon site registration provably many kids can still able to register and play on any gambling site since anyone can input a fake identity on that.

And since we want to be anonymous upon betting then we should watch our children on their online activities since its our obligation to monitor on what they are doing

I didn't think about this why the offline gambling organizers allowed a young girl to play gambling there, of course this was still underage and needed parental supervision, hmm, maybe in their country it's not as strict as what other regulations are?

In online gambling, I think it is natural because it can be done alone without the knowledge of other people, but in my opinion there are still many young children who play online gambling and this needs to be emphasized with very strict regulations for minors.

Previously there had been some people who did commented here how KYC might be asked and such on multiple occasions when you try to access the site from multiple VPN's.

Well I somehow stumbled across an article today about how a 12 year old girl was caught gambling in an offline casino , we are talking about an offline casino here , therefore how easy would it be for kids to actually have access to an online casino.

I do think there should be a fair age of playing games in lieu of gambling and therefore I do believe even if the site would ask KYC we are entitled to submit for the security of small kids who might get into a habit of gambling at an early age.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/15/australia/australia-casino-underage-gambling-intl-hnk-scli/index.html

I do believe in the future all the online casinos might have to do something to essentially filter out the small kids from accessing sites like this and KYC might be a simple step.

This casino has been around for pretty long

And they are certainly aware of both the existence of public (read, free) VPNs and the people using them. Long story short, if this were the problem in the way you mean it, it should have long been made known. Just think about it, why would a casino want to ban such users if for many a gambler it is the only way to play there? Why would they shoot themselves in the foot? I'm 100% sure most casinos have implemented devices and techniques for tracking multiple accounts without relying on the IP address of the player (or on it alone)