If you are looking to transact just a few bulks, you may choose to use VPN to access blocked sites , but if you are planning on making a huge deposit or wager big on the casino, you should have a rethink because you may run into problems accesing your funds when you want to make big withdrawal.
What if you are asked by the casino to verify your identity or provide some other kyc information that will reveal you true locations.
This are some of the things you should consider before using this kind of services.
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November 03, 2022, 02:05:09 PM
November 03, 2022, 01:46:52 PM
This is why it is important for you to read the terms in the casino you are playing, terms related to the usage of VPN.
If you cant find it, ask their support to know you are allowed to use VPN or not.
Some casinos are allowing users to use VPN to bypass the restriction of game providers but not to bypass casino/license restriction.
If you are allowed to use VPN, make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.
I absolutely agree with you there. This is why I always read their TOS and I also check of they have a list of countries that they don't allow to gamble in their casino which I'm sure you know those who still create an account using VPN and luckily won big amount is that they can't withdraw the amount plus the gambling site account would also be banned. This is because I came across a gambling site that I almost deposit some funds (though it may be small but it still my funds or money) because I ask the representative if they have a list of countries that are restricted to their gambling site. I am not quite sure why some countries include my country in one of the restricted countries on their casino when my country also have local casinos. It might be illegal and will be put to prison of a group of people found gambling against other gambling locally (not a casino by the way) but still the local casino in my country are allowed to continue their business as long as they have permit. If you cant find it, ask their support to know you are allowed to use VPN or not.
Some casinos are allowing users to use VPN to bypass the restriction of game providers but not to bypass casino/license restriction.
If you are allowed to use VPN, make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.
November 03, 2022, 12:04:26 PM
My country banned sportsbet.io, Binance.com, and any kind of gambling website. so how to access it without proxy?
1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com
Good information, but are you aware that once in a while Cloudflare DNS goes out of service? This is the current dns I am using on my Router and mobile, some times the dns server will be out of reach and will disturb your internet connection, this can reveal your real network data or mess things up for you if the gambling platform detects that you aren't true with your location, just saying. 1. Open Chrome browser setting
2. Go to Security and Privacy
3. Select security
4. scroll down to advance then select provider, I used 1.1.1.1 (cloudflare)
5. then you will be able to access the blocked browser. especially sportsbet.io and Binance.com
November 03, 2022, 10:50:33 AM
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.
You can use VB (Virtual Browser).A Virtual browser allows you to select the IP address of your choice (e.g. you can select any country's IP address)
But you have to pay 30$ per month if one can pay for 30$ month then I think it is the best way to hide your real location /IP address.
[...]make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.
Using a free VPN is always a risky, they can hijack your browser and redirect you to any other website.Quote
Some free VPNs can highjack your browser and redirect you to other sites without your permission. According to the CSIRO study, HotSpot Shield did this to its users, for example, redirecting them to alibaba.com and ebay.com.
Source 
November 03, 2022, 10:15:28 AM
I see this as a risky attempt and we anything goes wrong, you many lost your account and all your funds in it. I will prefer using VPN to do all these so I can be rest assured that what I am doing will not easily be caught. This your technique can be relevant if the platform you are using is not so strict and perfect this, if so you might lost your account and everything you have in it. There are alternative platform you can use which can always give you want you want.
November 03, 2022, 09:31:54 AM
It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.This is why it is important for you to read the terms in the casino you are playing, terms related to the usage of VPN.
If you cant find it, ask their support to know you are allowed to use VPN or not.
Some casinos are allowing users to use VPN to bypass the restriction of game providers but not to bypass casino/license restriction.
If you are allowed to use VPN, make sure that you do not use the free one so you need to find paid VPN.
November 03, 2022, 09:21:52 AM
It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.I have used the VPNs that the Opera mini browser brings a lot, because I have downloaded many VPNs that slow down my PC and it does not enter, I cannot find a VPN that I can access and when I click on the location the site that I am entering appears, if I use a VPN from I get a prohibited country that I cannot enter, so it is very difficult for me to access it, taking this into consideration, how do they do it? I imagine that many pay VPN and that's why they can have access, but I don't do those things anymore because it scares me, if I have to withdraw and they don't give me the money because they detect that I'm using VPN then it would be a bad time for me .
November 03, 2022, 08:49:14 AM
It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.I have used the VPNs that the Opera mini browser brings a lot, because I have downloaded many VPNs that slow down my PC and it does not enter, I cannot find a VPN that I can access and when I click on the location the site that I am entering appears, if I use a VPN from I get a prohibited country that I cannot enter, so it is very difficult for me to access it, taking this into consideration, how do they do it? I imagine that many pay VPN and that's why they can have access, but I don't do those things anymore because it scares me, if I have to withdraw and they don't give me the money because they detect that I'm using VPN then it would be a bad time for me .
November 02, 2022, 06:34:53 PM
It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment.put you on big trouble once they caught you on using up different IP or accessing by any means and they had find out that you had violated their terms which if you are a big time wagerer or gambler then
it would really be just right that you should really be careful and following on what their terms and conditions and come to mind that there are lots of platforms which you
could really able to play without being restricted.There are lots of options and dont tend to risk out on something which you know that it could potentially give problems.
November 02, 2022, 04:24:26 PM
It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
We can access casino sites using VPN but if my location is blacklisted it will be very risky to gamble because casinos can freeze funds or ban accounts whenever they want, so there is no option to gamble using third party access to hide IP, unless you willing to take the risk and better use the minimum funds just to gamble for entertainment. November 02, 2022, 03:56:02 PM
DNS will mask your real IP address which is still similar like VPN, it's work different but you're still break the TOS of the casino, avoid to use it.
Somehow I began to believe that something that might be taken as simple would turn out to be bad in the end. Violating the TOS by mistake is a mistake that gamblers may take for granted but which will obviously become big when the case arises. It would be better to use an unblocked casino instead of forcing playing at all costs, this is a safe option.This would be helpful to access gambling sites that you can't access without using VPN. I would use this just to check gambling sites but I won't use it if the gambling sites doesn't allow their gamblers to use VPN or doesn't allow gambles to hide their IP in this case which doing this is kind of the same as VPN if you ask me. It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
Of course you have to avoid mistakes so as not to get into trouble, you will actually lose your money even if initially a deposit is possible if the casino finds you violate the TOS. November 02, 2022, 03:39:21 PM
This would be helpful to access gambling sites that you can't access without using VPN. I would use this just to check gambling sites but I won't use it if the gambling sites doesn't allow their gamblers to use VPN or doesn't allow gambles to hide their IP in this case which doing this is kind of the same as VPN if you ask me. It is also risky in my own opinion as the casino have control over your account by banning the account or not. If your country banned gambling then the casino will surely add your country in the list that are not allowed to gamble on the casino. So, I would only use this to check not for gambling.
November 02, 2022, 03:11:43 PM
Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.
This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.I think the owners didn't know this either but I think it's easier for them to find this out once that player make a withdrawal or even deposits, and that is the time they will question them. It's also the fault of the player. They already know that gambling is already blocked on their country but they still find a way to access it. They don't have the right to complain.
November 02, 2022, 02:11:55 AM
This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.
It's not a trap, even a trustworthy casino can did that. This because it's up to them when to accuse the player, there's no written rule if the casino will ask the user KYC if they're using VPN usage. Not to mention there's few casino ask user KYC when they want to withdraw their winnings.DNS will mask your real IP address which is still similar like VPN, it's work different but you're still break the TOS of the casino, avoid to use it.
November 02, 2022, 01:34:53 AM
This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that.
DNS is far better rather than using VPN. im using DNS too. DNS is not the same like VPN. Using VPN means if you are hiding your real IP address and when you are using DNS and you don't hide your IP adress but the site who has been blocked will be translated into the algorithmic. Your computer would able to process it as long as you were using the safe DNS. I think that your browser has some DNS available. It can be changed easily. November 02, 2022, 01:26:25 AM
Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.
This looks trap, if casinos do that trick, better to avoid them and to do not register and play even 1 cent. I don't know why they bypass it on the beginning, if the user breaks the rules of VPN, it's better to ban him at the beginning before continuing to make any big winnings. I still don't know the rules of DNS, because I never heard the specific rule about that. 
But based on that, the chances are higher, and I think it's a risk we're going to face and I think it's best if we don't try. We can gamble on many casinos, but yes, we must always follow their rules.
Yes, it is so. But there are different situations. Sometimes you have no opportunity to follow the rules. In such situation you have choice to choose a casino with risk but without breaking their ToS or to choose a big casino with reputation but with problems with their rules and access. Everyone make this choice by himself and i can`t say that one way is 100% the best.[/quote]
Of course it is so. When you are just playing with $10-$20 it is not a problem but when it is a business - you have to analyze different casinos and their prohibitions. Or it is possible to get ban with big deposit. It is possible that some casinos will be waiting until your deposit becomes big and only after that they will ban account.
If you don’t mind me asking, could please attach here the link where you have read that or even mention the site you are talking about? Perhaps some information that would help us determine which site was it, @Sarah Azhari.
I'm forget, I read it here, but I didn't find it again where that link.However, if the gambling site have blocked your country, then it is super risky as the gambling site can ban your account and seize your funds if they found out that you accessed the site from prohibited location.
I know that usually, the gambling site follows the local rules, if the country banned any kind of gambling, that is possible for the website too. I want to talk more, I have to lock this thread 
For me this is risky. If a company or a service is banned in my country I wouldn’t try do something like this especially since my money will be at risk. Binance banned US users from using their exchange, if someone in the US uses this trick to access Binance and begins trade. There is a possibility that your browser may have a glitch and Binance blocks your account. What do you do?
The OP is not really talking about that, he is talking about the ISP of his country blocking those websites, so as long as those services accept people from that country then you do not have to worry about the platform of your choice closing your account, the problem is the government which imposed those measures, after all if they decide to block websites related to cryptocurrencies then most likely they plan to enforce some punishments against those that violate those regulations.Usually if you use a good VPN, the local ISP may never catch you that you are accessing the gambling site through VPN. This scenario is less risky as even if your local ISP caught you, still they can ban or control your gambling account.
However, if the gambling site have blocked your country, then it is super risky as the gambling site can ban your account and seize your funds if they found out that you accessed the site from prohibited location.
I would agree with, @zidanw. This is really risky, and skeptical if you would ask me. If you don’t mind me asking, could please attach here the link where you have read that or even mention the site you are talking about? Perhaps some information that would help us determine which site was it, @Sarah Azhari.
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