some gambling sites sometimes turn a blind eye to this and allow their users to use VPNs.
That's true. But you need to be aware that they will let it go only as long as you are losing and they are making money out of it. The moment you start winning, they will ban your account because you violated their terms and there is nothing you can do about it.Personally, I would never trust such casinos. A casino or any service provider that does not follow their own rules because doing so benifits them can't be trusted.
Such casinos are wicked and should be heavily sanctioned if reported. What annoys me most is that fair casinos would even check properly if such gamblers cheat their system one way or another to decide whether to give them their deposit back or not. But they often resolve to keep all, which includes the whole deposit, the wagered amount and the winnings. This is the sheer wickedness of it all, and it calls for a good reason why we should avoid VPN completely even if the casino says it allows it. Who knows, they might use that as bait to deal with the gambler.
