Topic: Why I can't access a casino while my country isn't got blacklisted? - page 2. (Read 834 times)

He hasnt still make out decisions yet you could see his latest or last response.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59304100

He had mentioned that he do lived on a muslim country which it is safe to presume that ISP provider is
the main who had been blocking out those gambling sites.

I'm curious about what @OP was up to after his reply a few days ago.
Has he decided to use a VPN but asked every casino first or is he looking for a gambling site he can access without using a VPN?
Maybe he will come back here later after looking for the answer because, from everything we have suggested to him, he can try to look it up himself until he can find a gambling site that is comfortable for him to gamble.
But whatever it is, I hope he always makes sure that there won't be any problems that might arise in the future unless he loses his money playing gambling.

Some country are really blacklist as casino gambling and usually need access trough VPN, but several time is running well without have to ask on casino gambling allowed or not using VPN, but I faced problem when success win with sport betting on one gambling site but got problem with my account, I think is my fault but not understand why my account prohibited after winning and last previous access before keep running well.

Although it is an obvious lose-lose situation, the most common recommendation is for him to try his luck, because even if he does nothing, his mind will be racing about it all night, causing him to become stressed. There are a few gambling sites in our country that prohibit using a VPN, which they will detect over a week and ban you from playing. This is stated in their terms of service, which I don't understand because a lot of people from other regions want to play, but it is their choice and rules, and we should abide by them.

That's the best resort if you want to avoid restrictions, however, you also have to understand the risk of using a VPN, when a gambling site will require you a KYC, that's where your real problem will start, and therefore you should be ready of that possibility.

Maybe it's not only your country that really prohibits gambling, even in my country, we can't access casino gambling sites without using a VPN, there are many countries that do prohibit online gambling and most of these countries are countries with a majority of Muslim population such as afghanistan, pakistan and indonesia, so even though your country is not included in the black list of prohibitions by a gambling casino, usually your country authorities have pressured internet providers to block country residents from accessing gambling or porn sites, so if you really want to can still do gambling, you should indeed use a VPN now.

I agree with you. I think this is the best, simplest and easiest way to determine what's causing you not to be able to enter the casino's website. If gambling is legal in your country and it isn't blocklisted, you can search the terms and conditions of both the casino and their license provider as well because maybe in either of this has the conflict. If the license operator that operates the casino is restricted in your area, then assume that the casino won't be catering in your region. But if you find out that both casinos and license provider do not really have a conflict with your country in terms of legality, then better reach out directly to the customer representative of the casino to address your concern. This could possibly be caused by either bug such as system or software, or the said conflict with provider. But still, try to reach out to them and ask a detailed information because maybe it could be troubleshoot.

It depends on the site's Terms and Conditions.

There are sites that allow the use of VPN. For example, here in Stake, they allow the use of VPN, I believe.

Next time, if we are really concerned or worried about using VPN, let's take on reading the Terms and Conditions first. Although for new users, they are actually not reading TOS and that's a problem in the future if the same case happened like to OP.

It's a solution if the gambling site allows you to use VPN to access and play on their casino but if your location is not on their blacklist and they prohibit their players from using a VPN  then don't go for it, and if allowed the use of VPN then ask from what extend they are allowed to be used, when it comes to location there are two things that you can do, read the TOS or ask the support through email or through chat group if they have one.

I also don't see any problems using a VPN. It was used for IP privacy or related stuff but not for the purpose of getting access to the site in the restricted regions or locations. It's really prohibited. I don't think there is another way to solve OP's problem here since the site already knows his situation.

It's up to OP if he will still push his luck or leave everything on the site and forget it.

For those people who do tend make use of VPN then im much sure that they are really aware on whats the risk on the time that they are accessing a site which is
prohibited on your place which it would really be normal that you would really be needing to breach it out if you do need to access it badly via VPN and since
you had already violated their terms then you do know on whats next.

Well, because even if it's legal you would be breaching ToS of the casino?

The casino can now use any evidence of use of a VPN against you and hold your funds from being withdrawn from the site.

Besides, gambling isn't always legal especially for countries that forbid players who are playing on unlicensed casinos. This could be the case here, we don't know. Using a VPN certainly does not clear you of that possibility.

First I did like to say sorry for this , your words tends to confuse me, you said "gambling in your country is legal, but due to religion that consider it illegal, gambling is pretty strict", I will like to ask, if a country legalizes something, does religion have the power to illegalize such thing to the general public of that country? I think the answer is no, so how come due to religion stands on gambling, the act is strict for the whole country?, pretty odd if you ask me.

Well, one time Twitter was banned in my country by the government, the government had to do it through mobile networks, everyone in the country lost access to Twitter, though the country wasn't on Twitter's blacklist, we still couldn't access it, and while the ban was on, the knowledgeable ones amongst us could only access Twitter through VPN.

So what am saying, if you say your network is good, and you can access other Casinos except that particular one, and that particular one does not have your country in their blacklist, then do some research to be sure that casino isn't banned in your country for whatever reason, also try switching networks, that's trying visiting that casino site with another mobile phone and network, also try and see if you can access the site through VPN, if you can access the site through VPN, then probably that casino is banned in tour country, but also ask your friends to try and access the site, if they can without VPN, then the problem lies within your phone or mobile network, check all of this and am sure you will definitely find out what the problem really is and how to solve it.
Goodluck.

I'm not really sure if using a VPN especially for accessing gambling would be the ideal solution especially that most of them ristrict their users from using VPN on their sites. Also, there a chance that your account might get tagged for malicious actions due to continuously changing on your IP address.
I suggest to for OP to avoid using gambling sites that won't let him access it as it might cause a prbolem sooner or later and since money is involved on these stuff, there's a high chance that you won't be able to retrieve it because of you violating their terms and conditions.

Using free VPN can be a problem when it comes to a site where multi accounts is strictly prohibited. Free VPN may gives you the same IP as other people who use the same free VPN. Once it is happened, the casino may detect the accounts as multi accounting because the accounts come from the same IP. It is better to use paid VPN while it does not cost too much money.

Some religions are just too strong and it is also possible for them to ban a website aside from the physical ones. We may think that why will they ban gambling? But, they ban it because they can see it as a forbidden act. There are religions that are like that which they are really sensitive on some things.

There are even religions that bans some type of foods and I don't think there was a problem with the op's title. What he mean is that there are gambling that are allowed and there are also gambling that are not allowed in his country. Usually non registered or non licensed gambling are considered to be illegal by the governments.

yeah that is what he must do, Using legit VPN (of course with pay) will be the best for this problem since it is not illegal in His country then i don't see any reason why this using hinders him?
lucky for me because we have no issue at all using sites in my country or in any sites , so i need not to use VPN at all, though there are limited game provider that allows me to play, but most sites are accessible in my part.

If VPN is the only solution then why are you keeping yourself from doing it? I don't understand. It's legal for a cheap price.
I have the same problem before and that's the solution so I used it to continue playing in a selected gambling site that I love the most. They are getting strict about this rules to avoid other problems from restricted countries might as well do your own fixing to be able to play again.

I am interested as you because if he can explain more details, we might give another answer and who knows, that can help him to solve his case, although I think his first case related to the VPN or KYC can be solved by applying many suggestions from us one by one.

I am sure many of us will try to help him and besides that, I think we can get some lessons from his case which can be helpful to us in the future.

Personal reason?What kind of personal reason?Can you elaborate more on this?
Almost all crypto casinos are basically the same-the same games,the same functionality,user experience,etc.
The differences are way less than the similarities.Why would you want to play on a specific casino,when you can choose from a gazillion other crypto casinos?
Perhaps the problem is in your browser,having Java not enabled or some other technical s*it(I'm not an expert).
I've seen many crypto casinos on the forum,where I cannot load the website,despite the fact that my country isn't blacklisted.I guess that I have to use a better and more updated web browser.