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Quote from: coupable on September 08, 2021, 10:35:29 PM

I think using Tor is different from using a VPN, although i think using them is considering as using a 3rd party software for location masking.
Using Tor will assure you full anonymity but not to forget that it's somehow hard to be anonymous when using a centralised service with money.
Even some websites seems not taking so much care about users logging in with VPN, an ID verification is expected to happen for a reason or another like withdraw big amounts or deposit money from suspecious source, authorities may ask the platform to freeze your balances until further verification and you will lose your money tough .

The use of TOR as well as VPN can be detected if desired, so it is better to look for gambling sites without the need to pass KYC and any restrictions. In case you use proxied connection, it is important not to forget that depositing large amounts of money is very dangerous and always be ready to lose your winnings.

Completely agree to this.

People need to be a lot more cautious when it comes to playing on sites with a VPN enabled. It might sound like a good idea at the time of playing but once you try to withdraw you may run into trouble if they request KYC and/or ask for a review of your IP address.

Certainly not something you want to risk thousands of dollars on.

Agree to this, and it will most likely result in you being banned. I'm not sure if the website is legitimate or not, but it will most likely result in you being banned. I used to mostly play those new release gambling sites to try out their games, and I usually use VPN for personal reasons, but when it comes to withdrawing your earnings (not all websites), it shows that I am banned from using it or that I am receiving errors, so I believe it is a scam website.

What do you expect if you violate the rules of many casinos? Using VPN or TOR to hide your real IP address if the casino prohibits citizens of your country to play is seen as cheating, so the harshest measures in the form of account blocking are taken. Play only in the casinos that do not require KYC and this problem will be eliminated.

What you've mentioned could be the source of many issues that still happens; in most of the gambling platforms (just like exchanges) the TOS doesn't contain info about restricting people using 3rd part software tfor identity hide. As explained in some examples, some platforms don't really care about the use of VPN until observation of unusual activities from some IPs or accounts (big deposit/big withdraw/account login from different IPs) so the problems began.
What i want to say is that the use of those 3rd part software isn't appropriate when interacting with gambling apps even if they seems not to take too much care about it for the present or doesn't mention it in their "Terms and Conditions" simply because 'Who knows what might happens'. Please avoid using them !