Topic: Share trusted VPN Friendly crypto casinos - page 12. (Read 2336 times)

I remember using a VPN on Duelbits when I joined their seasonal promotion event competitions. I used a free VPN back then, but I'm unsure if it was on a trial period. I decided to use a VPN based on feedback and confirmation from other players that it was allowed. I'm not sure if their policy on using VPNs on their platform is still the same now, as this was around 2 years ago if I'm not mistaken.

It was a good plan. If you want to create an honest online casino review site, then it is better for you to try the casinos and you can start with the casinos that have signature campaigns on the forums. I don't think it's necessary to share my experience of gambling at the casinos that I often visit because people's experiences are definitely different so it's better for you to try it yourself.

For VPN, I prefer using the 1111 app from cloudflare because it doesn't randomize my country but just keeps my connection private. But if you are looking for a good VPN, choose a paid one, they are usually good

I'm not sure about all those casinos that are VPN friendly for long term because in initial stages all of the casinos allow VPN users to play on their casinos but when the player wants to withdraw the money then those casinos ask for KYC and original country details etc.

However, I have been on a few of casinos where I have used VPN and I had faced no issue while using VPN. In that list I can say that L0tt0 is the casino whose owner said that he's not interested in KYC and he wants everyone to play without any restrictions. He's also committed to allow VPN users on the casino and the ones with VPN can also withdraw without any issues.

BC.GAME is another casino that's in the list of VPN-friendly casinos. It allows VPN users to play and enjoy some gaming experience on their platform. BC.GAME is a top class casino but the good thing about it is that it's a VPN-Friendly casino and allow VPN users to enjoy wide variety of games.

The only casino that i can recommend for your list is Just-Dice.com, that's the only site that really gives freedom to the users.

Pros:
-No KYC.
-They allow multiple accounts on the same IP (for play, not for chat).
-Even if you are banned from the chat you will be able to keep betting, deposit and withdraw.
-If you win a big amount you will be able to withdraw all.
-You can play in TOR, or any VPS.
-A lot of years operating.
-They allow betting bots.

Cons:
-They only accept clamcoin.
-They only have one game (Dice).

You mean to say that you're going to make a list and publish it online?


Here's a sample of what you're looking for - https://www.btcgosu.com/vpn-friendly-casinos/

No KYC casinos list too since you prefer it - https://www.btcgosu.com/no-kyc-casinos/

and the anonymous ones of course - https://www.btcgosu.com/anonymous-bitcoin-casinos/

You can find a couple of casinos listed in all of the links above - both VPN and KYC friendly. I suggest you verify it first by asking the casino's customer support or reading their actual ToS.

Aside from giving you the chance to choose any country of your choice - a paid VPN still helps in terms of IP, if you're using a free VPN you'll be given a different IP address each time you turn on your VPN but in this case of paid you Mk might be granted access to use the same IP address continuously and that's the major reason people that wants to cheat in casinos that do not allow multiple accounts always go for paid since there will be less change in their IP address which will also reduce the suspicion towards their account.

I remember reading stake.com is VPN-friendly but I am not sure if that is still the case, they might have changed it(I am not really sure). anyway, If forum members suggested a VPN-friendly crypto casino, it is best to personally ask the gambling site's support if they actually allow the use of a VPN, and as far as I know, despite them allowing the use of a VPN you are not allowed to use it to bypass their geographical restrictions or other restriction that can be bypassed by using VPN.

Do some gambling platforms encourage for the use of VPN at all, maybe some may accept for that but only a few, the use of VPN equally means that you're having something fishy and hiding that you don't have access to benefit from but instead using a VPN to evade the ban restriction, i don't know why i will go or prefer the use of VPN with the gambling platforms that doesn't support the uses.

i have not used a VPN to access a casino but don't they start to function slower? 
if this is due to the kind of VPN plan, the gambler i think will have to spend more for his monthly subscription for this VPN.

the only reason i would want to use VPN is probably because the casino is excluding my country but what's the difference in using just the TOR browser?
i guess you may want to add this to your blog as well. but blogs/review sites today are not so appealing anymore. people know they are paid. if not all.

As I remember Betfury and BC.Games are VPN friendly, they even have that stated in their ANN thread (Betfury for sure, but I am not sure about BC), anyway, I used to use VPN in both casinos without any problems. JustCasino is one of the casinos that's VPN-friendly, but to be honest, I didn't try them.

When it comes to KYC, it's hard to find 101% "No KYC" casino, these days any casino can ask for KYC at any time. When it comes to my experience, I have gambled at Betfury and BC.games for years, as I stated I used to use VPN to play some providers that are forbidden for me... so I have many deposits/withdrawals in these two casinos without any problems, and they still didn't ask me for KYC.

If you choose some casino that has an ANN thread here and an active representative here on the forum you can ask them directly about any of your concerns. It's one of the good sides of this forum.

Here is where no one can tell you with all trust because a casino you freely use today by tomorrow or next you will realized that they aren't trusted anymore because they have seen that something large is between the account where they will ask you for further verification before you could be able to withdraw those funds out from their Gambling site.
What happened is that I can't give any gambling site 100 percent credits because they can fail and disappoint you at anytime, while gambling you should just mind the kinds of casino you may choose.

Recently Bustabit was sold and it has a new owner - leomedina. Yesterday, leomedina replied to my post and told me that he is maintaining the current policies regarding VPNs, which means that everyone is allowed to use VPN on bustabit.com.
Another crypto casino that allows VPN usage is freebitco.in.
Long story short, I know two casinos that are 100% VPN friendly - Bustabit.com & Freebitco.in

I suggest you to also check bustadice.com and moneypot.com, they are potentially VPN friendly too but I am not confident. It's better to ask them.

I plan to check out complaints every day for 10 casinos max (both here and on Casino Guru, which I think is pretty fair from my own experience). I'll be looking for specific problems like:

1. A casino not paying someone because they're from a certain country.
2. A casino asking for proof of address and proof of income.
3. Withdrawal more than 24 hours (unless it's about limits).

This is going to be a small project on the side for me because I'm not really into doing SEO stuff. However, I always look for new casinos to try, since I tend to block myself in casinos where I don't win anything after a while.


So do you know about good casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

ps what is the difference between free and paid VPN except choice of countries?


I know how to do that monitoring. But I'll review trusted casinos. I'm OK with new brands, but recommend it to others is too responsible. As some people here told me that Crashino at start was good casino, but now they withdraw like 3 days (I experienced that).

Regardless what you may think, have it at the back of your mind that casino have the sole right to do whatever their wishes and what look like a rule today may not be effective in the next day and for that you have to be constantly update with how you collect those informations and updating them on your surpose site.

So you have to prepare to put all the necessary mechanisms in place that will put you an edge with update information and rules of those casino as the change's, this could be possible if you have a bot that do the checks.

I support what cabron has said, this days, alot of things are changing really fast, it's not just in the tech industry or market, but some casinos are also changing rules and updating their terms of service sometimes without even letting their customers know, running a review site will require you not just depend on what people say about a casino, but it will require you to use a casino yourself, have your own experience with the casino, this will help you write better and honest reviews.

And I did also say that, most online gambling casino reviewers started just as you, made good promises about not ever collecting money from any casino to write a good review for the casino when in reality, such casino doesn't deserve a good review, but after starting, the first casino approaches the review site owner with thousands of dollars, money the review site owner may possibly have never seen or touched in his life, and then, they accept the offer and deviate from their promise, this is why I personally never trust new review site owners coming to make such promises as you just made, human beings can't be trusted, they are very frigile and can bend at any slight opportunity.

Now, talking about casinos where or that are VPN friendly, you have to specify the type of VPN, is it free or paid VPN? For both are not the same.

The policy and TOS of casinos can change at any time which if you write something good today and the TOS is changed after just a few days, your review might just be the reason for someone who got into the mess. You must be very updated on what changes have been made to the casinos that you have reviewed.

Not trying to discourage you with this but that's just my suggestion. There are easy ways to do this nowadays and blogs were made outdated. It's called Vlog. You can do it on youtube and gain followers and you can still monetize.

Hey everyone,

I'm thinking about starting a website that talks about crypto casinos, and I need your help to pick the best ones. I want to focus on casinos that are safe and reliable, so my site doesn't end up recommending bad ones. I plan to write honest reviews and also share what other people say online, kind of like how old blogs used to do where it mattered what people thought about a site instead of taking dirty money from scam projects.

Can you suggest some crypto casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

It's a plus if they're cool with KYC stuff or even better if they are NO KYC.

Also, if you've ever taken money out from these places, please tell me how long it took. It's annoying when sites say INSTANT WITHDRAWAL, but then the casino's support says it might take up to 12 hours.