Topic: Share trusted VPN Friendly crypto casinos (Read 2026 times)

If you gamble on a site through a paid vpn, that site will not understand that you are using a vpn, but if you gamble using locations in different countries at different times, then the site's cloudflare will understand the fact that your account is logged in from the IP of different countries at different times.  I have used stake.com with free vpn and have used different country ips several times but I have not faced any problem.  So I can say this site is also vpn friendly. This site is not accessible in my country so I can't access it without using vpn

Ooo still a pretty good amount nevertheless. May I ask if you were using a dedicated IP or was it simply a regular paid VPN? I've never gambled in duelbits yet but I'm guessing they're VPN friendly?

On some casino there are representative would just say that use this at your own risk that's why we cannot get  a clear answer since even them are so questionable regarding on the usage of VPN in their casino. That's why I find them unreliable since they provably will not help us if we encounter an issue like certain suspicious activity due to IP changes happened when we use a VPN. So I guess much better not to use this and stick on your real IP so that we can assure our safety in terms of funds confiscation and the casino will not have any reason to flagged us.

I also use VPN on some casino before but when I certain read that there are some people got an issue with this I immediately stop and there's no really big changes since I can still gamble nicely without worrying anything on certain possible issues that those devs would accused to us.

I did the same thing in the past. When there is no clear information about VPN is allowed or not in the terms page, it is better to ask support and if the support answer that it is allowed, I take a screenshot of the chat or download the transcript if the casino provide this feature. This can be something useful later if the casino said that using VPN is against their terms.

Me too, when I was still actively gambling at duelbits, I used VPN most of the time. I did not win big too, my biggest withdrawal from duelbits was around $3000 and there was no issue at all.

Well, if the casino representative did not clearly write that a VPN is allowed I would not use it. I haven't seen it officially stated on any site, it's probably not legal, but many crypto casinos allow it, but again I say you have to have a confirmation about it. If it is not from the forum but from support, I would take a picture and archive it somewhere just in case, it can help if there are any problems.

I used to use VPN to play in some casinos and I never had any problems, but again I didn't win anything big. So who knows, we should be careful anyway and have some proof that casino allow it.

As the world continues to embrace the digital age, the use of cryptocurrencies has become increasingly popular. One of the industries that has seen a significant rise in the use of digital currencies is the casino industry. However, some casino changed their rules and updated their terms and conditions. Most of the casinos take their customer without KYC but when they want to withdraw their money they apply a lot of rules and regulations. Sometimes old reviews are also not working, because casino owner pay huge amounts to promote their casino and give very positive reviews about their project. paid VPN  more than a very good free VPN.

The aspect of their policies is what matters most because if they should make review on it and we were unaware of that and continue to make use of vpn on their site, the system may detect that and we may be banned and faces some consequences in the likes of restriction from using their platform, i see no much benefits with the use of a vpn than the implication of what it may caused us when caught up.

When it comes to crypto casinos that are VPN-friendly, I've had a positive experience with a couple that didn’t fuss much about VPN usage and had fairly quick withdrawal times. However, you'll want to double-check their policies on KYC because they can vary significantly, even day-to-day based on regulatory changes. For the no KYC preference, there are a few, but always be cautious and do your due diligence to ensure they are legitimate.

If you care about your privacy, I'd suggest you avoid them. Most of the time they collect your data and the speed is just as horrible as other 'free' VPNs on the internet. Not to mention they can inject or suggest some ads even if you don't want to see any. My experience with those VPNs is terrible.

Not necessarily bad activities afaik, especially if you use shared IP. Other users probably use the same IP to access the website from different locations, or they accessed the website at the same time. That being said, one of my VPN servers does get blocked by overseas gaming platforms, probably because too many users tried to register from the same IP address. Btw, military-grade† is just a marketing gimmick. Most of the time it means the cheapest and decent option on the market, or AES-256. If they use that term as their main marketing material, I'd suggest you look for other services instead. CMIIW.

The gambling site will never offer something that Only gamblers will benefits , remember that their business
needs losing players and with those bonuses will sure that the deposit of that said gamblers will cover that
amount they render and this is how the money flows .

This is the reason that there re other gamblers that don't just get the bonuses because that is the trick part
there , when you get the bonus then for sure you will continue playing using your own deposit money.

When it comes to IP detection then there are platforms which are really that too strict when it comes to this on which they are really that trying out to crack down into those people who are really that making out that illegal logged in since usually people do make use of VPN are the ones who are really that came from other countries or something that whose really on restricted but since they are really that interested
on playing on a particular site then they would really be coming up with this kind of solution. Some might not be still not get caught but there are ones who are really that getting caught and faced up those consequences on which it would really be that normal on having that action.

For VPN purposes then i would definitely be making use first of those in built VPN with some browsers like OPERA. It does work on just like with those known VPN.
Im much aware about NordVPN too but of course i wont really be that willing on spending up on something just because im interested to play into their platform.
I cant make myself that be able to go through all the hassles just for me to play on which you could eventually be simply finding up other places that you could be able to deal on with.

This is serious and I've not experienced it before, perhaps the IP must have been known for so many bad activities or what? Well, on another thought, maybe it's the automatization of the fail2ban protocol, and of course, the change of the IP will do the trick, especially if one can leave the region entirely since their IPs with the VPN service could possibly have corrupted and flagged. It is even better that someone is blocked immediately than for it to later cause issues due to the tagging of a particular website. Also, I suspect the weak and free VPN in this regard, which is why going for the strongest VPN is the best if you want to use it with casinos, though I do not advise this because it may cause issues if care is not taken. But there are some that are military grade or more, I do not believe that it can be decrypted easily that it is a VPN unless the IP is generally from unaccepted regions.

To summarize the discussion of the use of VPN in gambling, we can draw approximately the following conclusions:

- if you can play gambling without using a VPN, then only play that way. 

- if you are forced to use a VPN, then you can only play using small bet sizes and at the same time constantly remember that at any moment your game can be interrupted, you will lose both your deposit and the opportunity to play in this casino in general.  In the second case, you use a VPN solely at your own risk and no casino gives you a 100% guarantee of your money back.  This is true even if the ToS specifically states that the casino allows the use of VPNs. 
So for now I am making such generalized conclusions. 

Well, there is also the problem of cross-border transfers of cryptocurrencies. 
These transfers are becoming, in my opinion, less and less anonymous.

I don't known why some gamblers were too inclined to using receiving bonuses from the gambling platforms, don't be surprised that it is this same bonus that some other gambler detest hearing their offers or going for such, because all they were after is to just experience gambling and make move on their daily normal life, this keep ringing on my mind if the so called bonus hunters do actually have enough money to gamble or not, or if they are the ones seeking earnings from gambling and making it as their major source of income or not.

Yes, you have a point. The only thing I know is that the majority of gambling casinos do not allow the use of VPNs for users who will use their platform. Let's say that they can change their TOS terms as they say, but they can also use the original terms as before.

Maybe later on it will be just a trap for them to say that using a VPN is okay with them, but once you put a large amount of money into their platform, they will suddenly say that it is forbidden to use a VPN, so of course it will come out in the end without a fight. Put money into casino gambling.

You should be looking at VPNs that have a large number of servers or a wide range of IPs to make sure that the sites themselves are not going to mass-ban a VPN service. I think that NordVPN should work correctly with most of your sites - it does certainly work well with the subscription services if you want to see something that is not open in your region.

Although it's not on gambling websites, there were a few instances where I've been blocked by cloudflare but this was just because of the IP from my VPN provider and choosing another server solved it.

IDK if cloudflare goes beyond blocking IP addresses and how often does that happen but I'd say, if the block is not coming from casino's end, it's likely that there will be ways to access the platform.

If there are users who use VPN to abuse welcome bonus/deposit bonus, I would say they are stupid because who is in this world who want to take deposit bonus multiple times by creating many accounts and VPN while the wagering requirement of the bonus is so high.
IMO, most users use VPN is to bypass ISP that blocks any gambling related site (usually in countries where gambling is illegal like my country).
Other reason is to bypass the restriction by the game providers and restriction by the casino itself.
As a VPN user myself, my only reason of using VPN is to bypass the block by ISP because most ISP in my country block gambling related services.

Most of the users typically target abused of casino bonuses such as welcome package, deposit bonus and etc. which they do unli try by creating multiple account through the use of the VPN. Some users play from restricted country which they are risking their money by using VPN to hide their location which useless since casino can see whether a user is using a VPN or not.

In general. Using VPN to take advantage on casino will not gonna work. They are the users that we frequently saw on scam accusation thread playing the victim while in reality they are trying take advantage on the casino.

I like @dwyane36 mention, Casino can change the ToS anytime without any notification. This is enough reason for us to check ToS regularly before using VPN.

The subject of using the VPN with casinos has been so controversial in my opinion as some casinos would say they accept it while others would say they do not accept it. Nevertheless, my conclusion on this remains that if you can do without the use of a VPN, please do, this is better than putting oneself in any controversial circumstances where the casinos will now be using it as an excuse. At times, it is not about the terms and conditions of the casinos, they might even be silent about the use of VPN, but when the issues arise, you will see them talking about double or multiple accounts by a single user, which is where gamblers hands are always tied. This is especially bad because the casino will only be alleging this but will not be able to prove it openly. However, the fairest ones may just send you further proof, but certainly cannot give you their system to verify, so you have no say here. So it is all about the casino in this regard.

Many are already victims of this since there are no independent investigators to work it through for both parties and I am certain that in most of the cases, the casinos would be lying, those guys might just be the victims of that because if they can use that as an excuse to lock people's account and confiscate their money to themselves. This is when the VPN was never the issue, how much more when the person uses the VPN? It could be worse. I wonder why they do not even do an independent investigation internally to be sure if the same person is actually behind the screens. After all, if casinos are sincere, the gambling styles of the players can never be the same.