@malevolent, did you contact their customer support? They are very responsive btw.
Poland is not listed in the restricted territories list, but -correct me if I am wrong- I remember reading that the Polish regulations prohibit the use of online casinos that do not hold a Polish licence. Not sure but it may be the reason why you couldn't access Wolf.bet
Polish gambling regulations, as restrictive as they are, don't actually prohibit gambling with cryptocurrencies. So Poland shouldn't be blocked as long as the laws haven't been amended to rectify this omission. We even have physical establishments here where people can buy and gamble with cryptocurrencies and they can't currently be shut down. Last year the customs came to one place acting like bandits, not wearing their uniforms and trying to steal one of the ATMs and they set off an alarm causing them to get pepper sprayed by the automatic security system.
If they don't respond here I'll contact them elsewhere but I figured it'd be good to post and find out if there are perhaps other people with similar issues.
Maybe you have joined with VPN and now that you closed your VPN it is not allowing you to change your nation and asks you to go back to your original country which was actually the VPN one? That rarely happens but that is an option as well that you should check.
For example, I have the reverse, I like to play with a VPN and I use one that sends me to Netherlands usually, however Netherlands is not allowed so normally when there is a website that is banned in your nation you use VPN but here I am not banned yet my VPN is banned
. Literally the opposite of what you would use VPN for. These kinds of small different things happen all the time, ask for it in support and they will definitely help you out.
Not the case here, I created an account using my regular Polish connection, and several weeks later this message shows up when visiting the URL.
