Topic: Share trusted VPN Friendly crypto casinos - page 6. (Read 3964 times)

Can you share some articles/news/reports on this, or is this some insider information that is known to select users only? I mean I get the logic of how a company can use AI to filter out people, but I'm wondering if such a thing already happened and how they do it. I can also say my government uses AI to filter out porn by collecting a database of porn websites/casino websites out there, even though the reality is there are no complicated AI tools involved since they use a common network blacklist.

I believe anyone who visited this thread should probably focus on the small minority since we're looking for a VPN-friendly casino to begin with. If somebody finds issues with those casinos then we can find out if they use VPN as an argument or not, then remove them from the list (if that exists).

Good VPNs for access to casino sites and any other sites are primarily private VPNs on rented VPS. Meanwhile, using popular VPN services that provide users with free VPN can sometimes be quite risky, as you can get your account blocked. I mean, any casino wouldn't like the fact that some of its users would log in under the same IP address.

Regarding online gambling  my experience is not very abundant, however I have used various  VPN servers located in Europe at login to   Nitrobetting,  ETHplay and Satoshi Hero and they had allowed to do this.  Also I could add that when gambling I prefer VPN servers that allow obfuscate traffic with XOR to masque the use of VPN from my ISP.

All those sites are no KYC, if my memory serves me right.

BTW, Duelbits is also VPN friendly but it may redirect you to the site versions which depends on location of the used VPN server   .  

If we talk in general about the structure of information exchange on the Internet, then I would divide all Internet Services that work with clients, both paid and free, no matter what, into three large groups: first, these are Services that generally receive and respond to requests from any IP outside  depending on whether it is suspected to be a VPN server.  The second group is those Services that filter requests for those from VPN and direct ones from personal IPs or reliably known IP addresses.  But these Services pass and process requests and at the same time know whether the client is using a VPN.  And the third group of Services simply blocks the exchange of requests via VPN.  This group usually includes serious banking applications where KYC must be automatically completed.  So, most of these Services naturally know VPN servers that are free and paid, and even dynamically appearing and disappearing.  It is for such complex VPN presence identification that AI is used.  Naturally, few users have heard of such traffic filtering methods, since none of the specialists is interested in talking about the specific details of such identifications. 

In my opinion, almost all casinos belong to the second group, since the presence of a VPN gives them another prohibitive argument in the process of paying clients the money they have won. 
And sometimes it even helps not to pay the client winnings and can even save money on this for the casino.

Perhaps we need a thread to discuss whether a casino should allow VPNs or not since the thread rarely touches the title or OP's intention of sharing VPN-friendly casinos or good VPNs for online casinos recently. Or OP can change the title to expand the discussion?

Where do you get that info from? I've never heard of advanced filtering tools using AI to detect VPN IPs. Then again it doesn't take a long time to build a script and a filter as long as you have the database of IPs used by VPNs. I'm pretty sure all of them don't matter if you simply visit a VPN-friendly casino though. Maybe if you use cheap/free VPNs so your IP is regularly used by bots that will be a problem. If you buy a good VPN or s dedicated IP the chance should be low (as long as the casino is not planning to screw you themselves). CMIIW.

In my opinion, VPNs are used much more by ordinary users who are not scammers.  And they use it for various reasons, the main one of which is cross-border options for using access to sites from countries where there are restrictions and prohibitive sanctions. 
But real and advanced scammers on the Internet, on the contrary, go online without a VPN or manage to disguise their VPN so that no one would know that the IP is fake.  This is precisely what removes suspicions of fraud on the part of the casino.  I think this is the case now simply because now AI can easily figure out all the VPN servers and those large businesses (such as banks that support banking applications) have VPN control tools.  And it becomes almost impossible to hide it. 
So technically experienced criminals now have to do without a VPN to disguise themselves.

From what a perceived, they will consider the two under the same security measures because those that make use of VPN will try to use such as a means to achieve their personal goal at the detriment of the gambling platform and the security alert and measures taken by AML will also include the use of VPN in case of those that will like to play smartness on their network and bye pass away their system on certain restrictions.

Perhaps using a VPN is not a priority in terms of security that casinos use. 
Of course AML type checks have much higher priority. 
But nevertheless, when a casino sees a VPN (and they can all understand this simply because of the well-known algorithms for calculating the real IP, including taking into account AI), then still such players, roughly speaking, receive the status of second-class players.  Well, that's what I think. 
By the way, many banking websites generally block the use of their applications via VPN. 
And quite often their websites themselves even specifically write that communication with them using a VPN is blocked and impossible.

Therefore, the first thing you should do is to clarify all the nuances with the casino support before you start using a VPN. Personally, I think some casinos are fine with the fact that a user can go to their site from a country that is on their restricted list. I mean, the main thing that casinos pay attention to is abuse and cheating by some users, and this is what the casinos are really trying to fight against. Meanwhile, using VPNs is a secondary thing, and I think some casinos don't even emphasize it.

The key on here is that why would really be trying out to break and making use of VPN if those providers are really that prohibiting you to play their games because of some legal condition?

On site or the platform might really be having no issues but we do know that providers are stand alone on which if ever you would be winning up something and been known that you are a player which is included into their restricted countries then expect that there would really be that lock up. This is the main condition that you would really be facing on at the moment that you would really be that tending to
make use of VPN.

Better not to make yourself on doing something that could possibly give out those kind of issues on which this something that you would really be
needing up to consider from time to time.