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it's possible to play with vpn? Stake banned such accounts?

Stake doesn't have a strict VPN policy but it is possible they can ask for KYC verification in the future.
BTW, even if you use VPN, you have to enter personal details(Name, birth date..) to be able to deposit crypto.
If you are from the US, use Stake.us official website.

Stake bans quite often accounts that use VPN, so you should be aware when playing on Stake about their rules.

Not true, they don't ban users for using VPNs. If their algo finds the user signs in from a restricted area, the support will block the account or put "withdrawal mode" on till the user agrees to pass KYC level 2.

Exactly, they ban people for using VPN.

No, they don't ban people for using VPNs.

I'm sure that there are many VPN users that have been banned, but just because someone that uses a VPN was banned doesn't mean that the reason they were banned was for using a VPN. There's always another reason other than simply using a VPN.

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The attempt to manipulate your real location through the use of VPN, proxy, or similar services or through the provision of incorrect or misleading information about your place of residence, with the intent to circumvent geo-blocking or jurisdiction restrictions, constitutes a breach of Clause 5 of this Terms of Service.

Stake TOS. Huh?

Yeah, if you use a VPN to play from a restricted country, you would be in breach of Clause 5 - which is where you agree that you are "You are accessing stake.com from a jurisdiction in which it is legal to do so".

Using a VPN is fine. Using a VPN to break the rules is not.