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And sometimes using VPN only give us problem in the future. We need to make sure that we are following the TOS of every gambling site we are using. Even paid or not if they strictly implementing not using VPN maybe for security purposes since using VPN will hide your IP and it will confuse the system and might be a subject for investigation soon.

Do you have past bad experiences in using an online casino that suffered a data breach, to justify your fear, yes there are always risks of data breaches but when it comes to top casinos they will always upgrade their system to avoid data breaches and avoid losing the trust of their players, so take out your fear only play on top casinos with good security features and if you're going to use a VPN read the terms of the casino there are casinos that allow the use of VPN and there are casinos that ban the use of VPN.
Always be informed not all casinos are similar or the same when it comes to their terms of service.

I would not advise using VPN and other means of anonymization in casinos, the rules of which prohibit the use of such means, because the casino has the right to request user documents at any time.

If you do this for some reason, then you should not keep money on the casino wallet that you are afraid of losing, because violating the rules of the casino you need to be ready to block your account at any time. A refund in such a situation is clearly not worth counting on.

Currently all gambling sites are indeed being targeted by many users, especially when the World Cup is taking place all online gambling sites are very many users who make bets, but for crypto gambling at this time there are also many users although some still doubt the security of their assets but currently everything is still safe for us to use, for VPN problems we have to check the ToS because some sites still prohibit using VPNs, and also some countries do block casino sites, so we also have to rely on them.

And if it is different from the origin of your internet connection, the casino will suspect that you are a fraud trying to violate their rules. However, eventually the casinos will know because they have a track record of every user and it is easy to find out what the users have been doing in their casinos. Moreover, it is their place of business which is always monitored by the security team from the casino. So if you want to use a VPN, you need to ask the casino about this problem through the support service so that there won't be any problems for you later.

This issue may be because it seems to be restricted to your country.  Or your SIM IP address is restricted by your country's government for that site.  So in that case you can try using ISP connection or changing DNS to see if the sites work.  Like stake.com can't be accessed by my sim's Ip.  But I can access it easily through ISP connection without needing any kind of VPN.  You can try this way

When I read the topic, we should not confuse the OP. See what he asked:


Know that VIP can be secure and not secure, free VPN are not secure and you should use a paid VPN which are better, or use the free version of a paid VPN, like Proton VPN.

If you connect to a website with VPN, it adds nothing to your security, but a way to provide anonymity. Follow what harizen said that you should ask the customer care before using VPN if it is not stated on the gambling site ToS.

A license casino demand all the necessary things, and trying to use a VPN to bycut it i don't think it will really take effect from the way I'm seeing it, shall if a particular site ban or restrict a particular country not to pertake in their registration, they will be possible for such platform or website to be break through with VPN, but the issue is that after performing a registration and it gotten to KYC verification, their is every possibility that your country documents will be needed.

Actually, that's the best way to ask if a user is unsure about any terms involving the use of a VPN.

Admit it, there are users that even reading the Terms and Service seriously and focusing, can't find the section referring to the use of VPN. Because they were unable to see that, they will assume that using VPN isn't part of the team.

At least by asking the support directly, a user can get a direct response. Optional but just for reference in case of the account is being sh*t because of the use VPN, take a screenshot of the chat where the support responds that it's fine to use VPN.

It is safer to lose money in crypto gambling than exchanges.  at least in crypto casino we don't need to get hacked to lose our bankroll.  All we need to do is bet and wager, and if unlucky we will lost our bankroll in an instant.



Same here, I think crypto casinos often put their customer's funds in a cold wallet, what we are playing in the site is just data or record of our deposits.  the actual fund I believe goes to cold storage and is released when we ask for a withdrawal.


If a player wants to use VPN, they can always contact the support staff to verify if it is allowed or not.  There is no harm in asking and an extra step to secure your account doesn't hurt at all.

Don’t take that risk, other VPN users regret their decisions to use this option because the site limits them from gambling and some worst scenario is that, they are being banned at all. If your concern is about security, then better to gamble only with small money on the best site, don’t force yourself to gamble that much if you can’t afford it. Security will be more good if you are dealing with the best site, so far I’m still safe despite of my KYC submission on a crypto gambling site.

i have never tried using a VPN while gambling, but from several cases that i have seen, many crypto-gambling sites strictly prohibit their users from using VPNs to avoid cheating users.  but why do you have to use a VPN, if your country doesn't prohibit gambling? is your country not friendly to gambling?  then i think you can ask CS on the gambling site you want to play on, and ask, what VPN they recommend so that you are safe playing on their site.

What is clear is that, in the increasing trend of crypto gambling, there is always an added layer of risk, it seems like if we thought we had more control over our coins but in fact anything custodial is incredibly risky, look at FTX. If you add the chance to get your funds blocked because of a usage of their services breaking their rules, you should be careful and ask on beforehand, and deposit as little as possible each time.

First of all, do you have the data and statistics of this comparison. I mean, between the comparison of crypto casinos and fiat casinos as you explained in this post. second question, you said that you are using a sub premium VPN express. then, the question is whether you experience problems or problems as long as you use the VPN at the several casinos that you use. if not, what's the problem, you can still use it.

however, I advocate as the other members have said. make it a habit to read the ToS before you are going to play at one of the casinos that you want to play at. most people, are very lazy to read the ToS that has been provided by the casino service. and often, every member has some problems, always blaming the casino. even though in fact, the mistake is not necessarily on the part of the casino. because that's very important to read in advance the rules applied by the casino.

So, I suggest that you should not use a VPN if your favorite casino clearly does not allow it.

Don't know how you came about with such postulation about masses numbers increasingly favouring crypto against fiat, from a standing point of my part of the world a good number of gamblers are still ignorant about cryptocurrency not to talk of using it for online gambling as almost 95% of the gamblers are fiat users.

More so, certain sites, gambling sites inclusive are against the usage of VPN in their T/C's and that alone can endanger your funds as they could legitimately freeze your account at a glance of discovering you're using VPN , believing that you pose a threat to their own security. So mate think twice about your decision.

It's a long written words that we mostly agree and don't read it. Sometimes, we're just agreeing to whatever is written there and we don't want to read the entire thing.
There could be some rules about VPNs there and there could be none. So, if found that there's no rule about it on it, the best thing to approach and contact is the support itself just to make things plain.

You don’t need to say sorry for asking a question. This is a forum and you are here for a long time to realize that.

The answer to your is YES. It’s possible to access casino without VPN even your casino restrict your ISP on entering the casino. Some casino typically provides mirror link for user that has same issue like yours. The most famous casino that have mirror link for you to play without VPN are Stake and Betfury which you can see the official mirror link on the website.

You can check or request for a mirror link on the casino that you are playing if ever this is still not available.

Sorry in advance, I want to ask a question about using a VPN on casino sites.
I and some friends use 2 different online casino sites and have to activate the VPN to be able to open and play on the site because if we don't activate the VPN we cannot enter and access online casinos that we trust.
Of course, we have done this since the first time we tried to play or bet at an online casino.
And my question is, is it possible and are there other ways for us to be able to access or enter to play on a casino site without having to activate the VPN first?

Using a VPN can help to protect your online privacy and security by encrypting your internet connection and hiding your IP address. However, it is important to note that using a VPN does not automatically make you completely anonymous online. A VPN can only mask your IP address and encrypt your internet connection, which helps to prevent third parties from accessing your data. But unless you take additional steps to protect your privacy there are still ways for someone to identify you even if they don’t have access to your computer. A VPN can protect you from some forms of cybercrime, but it is not a silver bullet and should not be used as an alternative to taking other precautions.

While some online casinos may allow the use of VPNs, it is important to remember that participating in online gambling, especially at unlicensed or unregulated casinos, carries inherent risks. These risks may include not being able to withdraw winnings, being scammed, or even worse, they can steal your sensitive personal information and use it for other nefarious purposes or sell it on the black market to third parties. That's why it is important to thoroughly research any online casino before participating, regardless of whether or not they allow the use of VPNs. This includes checking for licenses and certifications, reading reviews from other users, ensuring that the casino is using secure payment methods, and checking the fairness of its games.

Firstly you need to read carefully the terms and conditions of the casino site you are using and see if they allow the use of VPN on their site. On the other hand, if you want to hide your IP address completely, then you must use a premium VPN because free VPNs often cannot hide your IP address completely. But if the casino site you are using is legal in your country then you can use VPN because if your account is somehow locked or frozen then you can protect your account by pass kyc there with your NID.