Absolutely correct remark.
Many people have a need to hide their true whereabouts.
And for the most part, these are not scammers, but simply these citizens are looking through a VPN for a way to bypass the blocking of some sites in countries where this is practiced.
But casino devs may simply be afraid of regulatory reprisals when they allow full VPN access. Such permissions can harm them or even lead to the blocking of the casino itself if they operate in a critically tough jurisdiction.
So the casino devs can also be understood.
It is a big problem that Chinese citizens face because of scammers, for me this is something that should not exist in China or in any other country, regarding the prohibitions imposed the truth does not make sense, we all know that by pure inspection the majority of people do not pay attention to governments, because a government always wants to take away the freedoms of its people, and above all, it almost puts its hands in the pocket of private economies, that is something that should not be allowed, and I think that due to this lack of irreverence, it has been possible to ban many people on many occasions, some services that are fun, and this is something that should not be allowed, except what has to do with cryptocurrencies, now the problem is VPNs when they try to have fun, everything as it is integrated so that some people do not have access to play.
I think that quite a lot of people in this world are forced to use a VPN.
However, its use has two main disadvantages.
VPN opens access to some sites blocked in specific countries. But at the same time, some sites in the same country are blocked if they go through the servers of the VPN itself. This makes it necessary to constantly turn the VPN on or off on devices and gadgets. And it's definitely very inconvenient.
This is one of the downsides of using the internet.