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You're probably going to have a hard time finding one because most trusted casinos have it in their Terms of Service to not allow you to use VPN to access their casinos, I wouldn't risk it if that's going to be the case because they'll lock you out a bit too late, when you finally deposited something and you will find it difficult to get it back because you've breached their Terms of Service which you've agreed upon. Maybe you can be excused with the use of VPN if you're from a country that strictly prohibits gambling or the casino doesn't have any website there, that can be understandable but other than that, it's probably not a good idea to use one. NordVPN worked well for me but I didn't use it for casino or gambling purposes.
What pains me the most is the clash of the VPN. To some users, they will not know, and instead for the casino to investigate if the clashing that causes the allegation of multiple accounts is a mere coincidence, they will just block the customer's account and that ends this. This is so unfair, and to avoid it from the beginning is a very good thing.
I mean if you don't check their ToS before you create an account and play their games, then the fault lies in you. Most casinos explain their terms properly, and you can search with keywords like "VPNs", "proxy", "unblocking tools", etc if you don't want to read the full ToS.Btw, I tried finding some lists of VPN-friendly casinos a few days ago and it seems like there are no reliable lists out there. The ones that I found include a casino that explicitly bans VPNs too. I wonder if those articles are AI-generated or if those casinos changed their terms recently. Maybe the market is just too small so they don't bother to fact-check their own articles. Kind of a shame since I wanted to test whether a community-driven VPN like Softether is good for this.
Are there no times in which we discover about some of the government regulation on gambling to be unfavorable to us and we have nothing to do about it, imagine the government kicking against gambling and you're there so much in love with it, how will you be able to make a balance on that, is it to go against the government law or get to gambling in your closet and make it private as with the use of vpn or one will only have to relocate to another country all because of these.
There are people who are very given to Defending rulers, I have enormous political maturity, because I witnessed how Politicians from all sides destroyed the Future of my Country, where it is worthless to be a professional nor is it Worth it to be a person who studies a lot because they do not give it the Corresponding Value , even so the failure of services in every sense , and Apart from theEducation that has Deteriorated a lot, then if a government prohibits, or issues resolutions that influence KYC, VPN and everything So, how can I not be an irreverent Person in these cases ? I know that in European Countries, in the USA, as Well as in Others , People respect their Governments because they are not so corrupt, but believe me, Politicians are Politicians
If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.
According to some reviews, their VPN service is actually a proxy service, so it is just a VPN by name[1]. Their server locations are so random too, unreliable even if you buy the pro version. It also fails to bypass some services, using outdated encryption methods, etc. I failed to find the report on how clean their IPs are, but no one should use them for sensitive service especially if they ban VPNs to begin with. Even if a casino or a crypto platform allows VPN, we should not use this service imo.I also support for this, the use of vpn should not be encouraged because it usually comes with an unexpected endings, if the platform does not go against it, then the user might have been log time deceived with the effectiveness of the use of that vpn, i can also see that not all of them are reliable, then i see no reason why i should make use of a vpn if there is nothing fishy from what am doing.
This will get more people in trouble if they can't change their ways in this regard as many have been victims of this already in one way or another. To some, the casino will lie about it and then cheat them, while some would say the gamblers violate the terms and conditions of their offerings, so they confiscate their money instead of returning it back to them and warn them not to deal with their casinos again. So, it is better to avoid completely any casino that is not accepting your country of residence, it is not worth it and they are not the only good casinos in the whole world, you will still locate a better one if you search well.
What pains me the most is the clash of the VPN. To some users, they will not know, and instead for the casino to investigate if the clashing that causes the allegation of multiple accounts is a mere coincidence, they will just block the customer's account and that ends this. This is so unfair, and to avoid it from the beginning is a very good thing.
You're absolutely right! VPN is prohibited in most casinos, so be careful. It's a rule violation, and you can get nothing back. It will be your only fault, and you can't blame anyone!
If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.
According to some reviews, their VPN service is actually a proxy service, so it is just a VPN by name[1]. Their server locations are so random too, unreliable even if you buy the pro version. It also fails to bypass some services, using outdated encryption methods, etc. I failed to find the report on how clean their IPs are, but no one should use them for sensitive service especially if they ban VPNs to begin with. Even if a casino or a crypto platform allows VPN, we should not use this service imo.I also support for this, the use of vpn should not be encouraged because it usually comes with an unexpected endings, if the platform does not go against it, then the user might have been log time deceived with the effectiveness of the use of that vpn, i can also see that not all of them are reliable, then i see no reason why i should make use of a vpn if there is nothing fishy from what am doing.
This will get more people in trouble if they can't change their ways in this regard as many have been victims of this already in one way or another. To some, the casino will lie about it and then cheat them, while some would say the gamblers violate the terms and conditions of their offerings, so they confiscate their money instead of returning it back to them and warn them not to deal with their casinos again. So, it is better to avoid completely any casino that is not accepting your country of residence, it is not worth it and they are not the only good casinos in the whole world, you will still locate a better one if you search well.
What pains me the most is the clash of the VPN. To some users, they will not know, and instead for the casino to investigate if the clashing that causes the allegation of multiple accounts is a mere coincidence, they will just block the customer's account and that ends this. This is so unfair, and to avoid it from the beginning is a very good thing.
As you said, if the casino is such that restrict our country, we should not play smart but abide by it. After all, such a casino is not the only caisno in the universe. But what I will like to add in this regard is that even if the casino claims they allow the use of VPN, still do not use it. Out of experience, many gamblers are not victim of the multiple account allegations, but some are mere victim of the use of the free and cheap VPNs. Once the VPN is not allocated to you personally, anything can happen. But the sadest part is that casinos will not even investigate it but label the gambler a cheater so that they can steal his money.
In this type of things sometimes it is not what you think, in 2017 there was no KYC, you could play with VPN and there was no problem, because the casino cares that the player enters and plays, deposits and plays nothing more, in fact For any problem the system assigns an ID which is a way of identifying everything so that it can do things well and they can solve the problems, so in this order of ideas the things that can come out now are a series of advantages that they wanted to sell us, the VPN is to be able to access any site bypassing government prohibitions, so for me that is not bad, I believe that everyone deserves to access sites regardless of geographical area.
For those who are smart about it, the casino could discover that the customers use VPN and use it against them, guilty or not. This is why I entirely preached against the use of VPNs in casinos. We've seen enough cases on this forum where the casinos will always be alleging the use of VPN or multiple accounts while the gambler will continue to swear it was not true, I feel for these guys, so what do you expect? I am a smart person and I think the smartest way to go about this is to use your local IP, and if a casino is not allowing your country, just skip them and move to another to avoid the VPN usage and VPN-caused multiple accounts detection, which in many cases can't be true but a way for the casino to do their thing against the gambler.
I understand your point, but the use of an SSL is enough to avoid this type of traps, many servers detect when they are VPN and when they use Proxy, the fact is not intelligence, the fact is that you broadcast your information to a site , you give everything so that they can do with you whatever they want , and of course if the KYC data is given in a casino that later turns out to be a scam , or that can be hacked, that is like abortion, many were against it, now They said that the body Belongs to the women and that they decide about new lives, so I am Consistent with being Against it in every sense , that I have had to Leave my KYC in totally reliable Ccasinos , yes, there is no Other way, then this Guy There are things that we must take care of , KYC and its use with VPNs , Multiple Accounts , that is Already the Responsibility of the casino's security as such.
I also support for this, the use of vpn should not be encouraged because it usually comes with an unexpected endings, if the platform does not go against it, then the user might have been log time deceived with the effectiveness of the use of that vpn, i can also see that not all of them are reliable, then i see no reason why i should make use of a vpn if there is nothing fishy from what am doing.
I mean, this thread is about a VPN-friendly casino, so the assumption should be the casino allows VPN. Using a casino is not a terrible thing to do. I don't know what you mean by "unexpected endings". If you use a good VPN on a service that allows it, there should be no unexpected things. If you get blocked for no obvious reason, the fault lies on the platform you accessed. Not all VPNs are good, that's true. Doesn't mean you should not use them just because you are not doing anything fishy. Are you fine with strangers knowing which websites you visited, what videos you watched, what casino you use, which games you play most, etc? Scammers can use that info to send phishing e-mails or sell your data to others without your consent. If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.
According to some reviews, their VPN service is actually a proxy service, so it is just a VPN by name[1]. Their server locations are so random too, unreliable even if you buy the pro version. It also fails to bypass some services, using outdated encryption methods, etc. I failed to find the report on how clean their IPs are, but no one should use them for sensitive service especially if they ban VPNs to begin with. Even if a casino or a crypto platform allows VPN, we should not use this service imo.I also support for this, the use of vpn should not be encouraged because it usually comes with an unexpected endings, if the platform does not go against it, then the user might have been log time deceived with the effectiveness of the use of that vpn, i can also see that not all of them are reliable, then i see no reason why i should make use of a vpn if there is nothing fishy from what am doing.
If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.
According to some reviews, their VPN service is actually a proxy service, so it is just a VPN by name[1]. Their server locations are so random too, unreliable even if you buy the pro version. It also fails to bypass some services, using outdated encryption methods, etc. I failed to find the report on how clean their IPs are, but no one should use them for sensitive service especially if they ban VPNs to begin with. Even if a casino or a crypto platform allows VPN, we should not use this service imo.[1] https://cybernews.com/best-vpn/opera-vpn-review/
For VPN purposes then i would definitely be making use first of those in built VPN with some browsers like OPERA.
If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.He is definitely from an Islamic country and gambling is illegal for the citizens of Islamic countries and because of their religions but you know what? Casinos don't care where you are from or what is your religion. Any Muslim can travel all around the world and visit any casino, they'll be welcomed everywhere. Some online casinos prohibit some Islamic countries from their platforms because of license issues but sometimes they close their eyes and let them gamble.
Casinos are operated for global access so they don't care about your identity, they focus on implementing the terms and conditions that have been set out on the gambling rules publication page. So we don't need to associate any religion in gambling because casinos do not force anyone to register and gamble on their platform, but they come themselves to the casino platform and they have to bear the sin if they violate the rules of their respective religions. 
For VPN purposes then i would definitely be making use first of those in built VPN with some browsers like OPERA.
If I were you, I wouldn't use Opera VPN. First of all, they are owned by Chinese group, I don't think you will be safe with their VPN too and I I don't think their IPs are as clean as others from top-notch VPN service providers.I guess you are right since it's based on your experience. I'm just curious, I liked to ask, you live in an Islamic country? If so, then gambling is really illegal in your country because by the teaching of the Muslim, gambling is illegal. I guess it really depend on the casino itself, but I would still dig some information regarding this.
BTW, can you give me an example of the casinos here that allows your IP to gamble on their platform? I just want to verify something, if you don't mind.
He is definitely from an Islamic country and gambling is illegal for the citizens of Islamic countries and because of their religions but you know what? Casinos don't care where you are from or what is your religion. Any Muslim can travel all around the world and visit any casino, they'll be welcomed everywhere. Some online casinos prohibit some Islamic countries from their platforms because of license issues but sometimes they close their eyes and let them gamble. BTW, can you give me an example of the casinos here that allows your IP to gamble on their platform? I just want to verify something, if you don't mind.
Well, it is normal that when we are looking for something to do and the problem arises, it is when we realize certain things, I am very open to VPNs, for me it is an ease for what was Requested, I do not understand it , but Everyone in The earth must have the right to do things well and be allowed everything, in no way can they prevent the use of a VPN, if we start from the origin of Things it is Feasible that all this is generated thanks to the requirements and regulations of the governments, Governments that really do not care about people but About their own and particular interests, therefore when we are carrying out any type of recreational and fun Activity it should be free, if a casino does not allow VPN I think it has to do with that? Future work on him asking to accept it, I think that would make a Difference.
Going by the ways of the governments, they finds more pleasure in things like this to have restriction for, because it will not allow the people to do anything they like, if we are going to firstly consider the needs for the use of VPN, we can deduce that such is being used to prevent us from sanctions from sites that detects our ip address for any reason against their ethics, which government also will not want to see us having that same kind of freedom online to launch out to anywhere we want beyond their reach.
much about those VPN friendly platforms on which we know that if there would really be some ending up on legal conflict then it would definitely be a huge mess but since it would really
be so damn hard on making up some tracking into those people who had bypassed out those restrictions then you could really expect that it is really that something that will be happening.
This is why it would really be that important that on the time that you would be registering on a site then seeing those TOS and check out if there are some excluded countries.
If your country is really listed there then skip out and find or look for another one. It would be ideal that you wont really be forcing up yourself on playing into a place
on which there's such prohibition.
The simplest thing to do in this cases is don't gamble if you know they ban your jurisdiction since whatever angle you see they are really restricting you to access their casino and using VPN is somehow a violation in their terms. So its better to avoid any casino that restrict your access and much better to gamble on the casino which you know that doesn't implement anything cases like that. Also use only a vpn if the casino said they allowed it and if you are not comfortable on the places you are on since sometimes its really helpful.
Its really important to read their TOS so that people would able to know what rules they are need to obey and what are the restrictions implemented so that we will not get surprised for anything negatives that we can imagine to happen and we can avoid to commit possible violation on their casino.
Are there no times in which we discover about some of the government regulation on gambling to be unfavorable to us and we have nothing to do about it, imagine the government kicking against gambling and you're there so much in love with it, how will you be able to make a balance on that, is it to go against the government law or get to gambling in your closet and make it private as with the use of vpn or one will only have to relocate to another country all because of these.
Or maybe that depends from country to country. I think there are countries gambling is really discourage or it's a sin, so casinos are not serving the country. In my country, gambling is regulated, so I can't say it's illegal because there are casinos that are given a license to operate but when I visit to some popular online casino, I can see that they don't serve my country, some other casinos are not even accessible, so it's a case to base basis I guess.
I still believe that it is depending on the casino and the license only. Although gambling is 100% illegal and considered as a sin, casinos may still serve the country.
Again I'll use my country as example where gambling is illegal and it is also considered as a sin but the fact is that there are so many online gamblers in my country.
But there are also some casinos that not accepting gamblers from my country, that's why I believe the decision is made by the casino which at the same time also following the license.
I guess you are right since it's based on your experience. I'm just curious, I liked to ask, you live in an Islamic country? If so, then gambling is really illegal in your country because by the teaching of the Muslim, gambling is illegal. I guess it really depend on the casino itself, but I would still dig some information regarding this.
BTW, can you give me an example of the casinos here that allows your IP to gamble on their platform? I just want to verify something, if you don't mind.
Or maybe that depends from country to country. I think there are countries gambling is really discourage or it's a sin, so casinos are not serving the country. In my country, gambling is regulated, so I can't say it's illegal because there are casinos that are given a license to operate but when I visit to some popular online casino, I can see that they don't serve my country, some other casinos are not even accessible, so it's a case to base basis I guess.
I still believe that it is depending on the casino and the license only. Although gambling is 100% illegal and considered as a sin, casinos may still serve the country.
Again I'll use my country as example where gambling is illegal and it is also considered as a sin but the fact is that there are so many online gamblers in my country.
But there are also some casinos that not accepting gamblers from my country, that's why I believe the decision is made by the casino which at the same time also following the license.
As you said, if the casino is such that restrict our country, we should not play smart but abide by it. After all, such a casino is not the only caisno in the universe. But what I will like to add in this regard is that even if the casino claims they allow the use of VPN, still do not use it. Out of experience, many gamblers are not victim of the multiple account allegations, but some are mere victim of the use of the free and cheap VPNs. Once the VPN is not allocated to you personally, anything can happen. But the sadest part is that casinos will not even investigate it but label the gambler a cheater so that they can steal his money.
In this type of things sometimes it is not what you think, in 2017 there was no KYC, you could play with VPN and there was no problem, because the casino cares that the player enters and plays, deposits and plays nothing more, in fact For any problem the system assigns an ID which is a way of identifying everything so that it can do things well and they can solve the problems, so in this order of ideas the things that can come out now are a series of advantages that they wanted to sell us, the VPN is to be able to access any site bypassing government prohibitions, so for me that is not bad, I believe that everyone deserves to access sites regardless of geographical area.
For those who are smart about it, the casino could discover that the customers use VPN and use it against them, guilty or not. This is why I entirely preached against the use of VPNs in casinos. We've seen enough cases on this forum where the casinos will always be alleging the use of VPN or multiple accounts while the gambler will continue to swear it was not true, I feel for these guys, so what do you expect? I am a smart person and I think the smartest way to go about this is to use your local IP, and if a casino is not allowing your country, just skip them and move to another to avoid the VPN usage and VPN-caused multiple accounts detection, which in many cases can't be true but a way for the casino to do their thing against the gambler.
As you said, if the casino is such that restrict our country, we should not play smart but abide by it. After all, such a casino is not the only caisno in the universe. But what I will like to add in this regard is that even if the casino claims they allow the use of VPN, still do not use it. Out of experience, many gamblers are not victim of the multiple account allegations, but some are mere victim of the use of the free and cheap VPNs. Once the VPN is not allocated to you personally, anything can happen. But the sadest part is that casinos will not even investigate it but label the gambler a cheater so that they can steal his money.
In this type of things sometimes it is not what you think, in 2017 there was no KYC, you could play with VPN and there was no problem, because the casino cares that the player enters and plays, deposits and plays nothing more, in fact For any problem the system assigns an ID which is a way of identifying everything so that it can do things well and they can solve the problems, so in this order of ideas the things that can come out now are a series of advantages that they wanted to sell us, the VPN is to be able to access any site bypassing government prohibitions, so for me that is not bad, I believe that everyone deserves to access sites regardless of geographical area.
I am aware of what you replied with but it is a bit different from what I stated above. This is not the case of the country of the gambler disallowing him to gamble but the case of the casino restricting the citizen of a certain country from gambling on their platforms.
Casino does not block a gambler because they look at a certain gambler or a citizen of a country, it is always based on the regulation of a certain country that they cannot serve if it's deem illegal to serve that country. Maybe we have different understanding on this matter because personally, I'm a bit confuse because some fo my fellow countrymen says gambling is illegal in our country, but in reality it's not really illegal. What I believe about the meaning of "gambling is illegal in my country" is that when gambling is totally ban. Not that they allowed some to operate and deny the others.
Maybe the only thing I can tell you, op, is that if your country is restricted to a casino, it's better not to force yourself to play in that casino, rather than having problems in the end and wasting the time and effort you spend playing in the casino platform.
Most casinos do not want users who use VPNs because, according to their rules, it is a fraud or a crime that can be considered. So it's better to just play at a casino that's open in your country.
The use of VPN is not allowed in any legal and licensed casinos, but in reality many casinos are actually not against their users to use VPN.Most casinos do not want users who use VPNs because, according to their rules, it is a fraud or a crime that can be considered. So it's better to just play at a casino that's open in your country.
They still allow their users to use VPN as long as they does not use it to abuse the casino such as multi accounting, by pass the bet limit and else.
In fact, many casinos provide mirror links to make it easier for their users who dont want to use a VPN because most of the big players come from restricted countries.
As you said, if the casino is such that restrict our country, we should not play smart but abide by it. After all, such a casino is not the only caisno in the universe.
Unfortunately when gambling is illegal in your country, most of the top casinos would also comply and will not cater your country. maybe there are some out there that will cater, but you have a pause for a while and question their reputation as there are only few license provider in the industry and most of them have a similar rules. That's why some people are using VPN to gamble, but it's cheating, so they have to be aware of the consequences but if they accept the risk and possible consequences, then that's really up to them, what they just like is to enjoy in any available ways.
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.
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.
- Maybe the only thing I can tell you, op, is that if your country is restricted to a casino, it's better not to force yourself to play in that casino, rather than having problems in the end and wasting the time and effort you spend playing in the casino platform.
Most casinos do not want users who use VPNs because, according to their rules, it is a fraud or a crime that can be considered. So it's better to just play at a casino that's open in your country.
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