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Quote from: Ojima-ojo on December 22, 2022, 06:46:22 PM

But then we still have some casino that has lesser KYC law, and will just look away from VPN usage and big withdrawal does not demand KYC.

Yep, some casinos aren't strict with the KYC policy. But you won't be able to avoid the KYC verification process if any of them ask you to do that. KYC verification is requested by the casino if a player break some specific terms. Most of the casino doesn't allow the usage of VPN. You may use it at OwlGames by taking the permission from their support. But you shouldn't do it if you are from a restricted region. However, KYC policy is applied by most of the casinos now for big withdrawals.

Yeah, I think owl.games is among the casinos that are not so stringent in the area of KYC., at least, for the few occasions I've played on their casino, I've played and withdrawed freely without any notice of kyc of any kind.

And speaking on the issue of VPN, reputable casinos that allow users to use VPN are very few, Infact some always allow it when they are still very new to the gambling market, but ones they achieved a certain level of success, they ban its usage, and I think the reason for gamblers wanting to use VPN is to bypass their country's ban on gambling, why should anyone in a supported region still opt to using VPN?

I usually don't play on new casino but it is possible that new casino are trying to loosen their ToS in order to attract new users and to as much as possible avoid someone posting something bad about them on certain things like VPN. There are players who are using VPN as their own internet protection and we can't blame them if they use it even their country don't have the restriction to play on that casino. I believe that this can backfire to the casino but I guess the damage that will be done if they tighten up their ToS is manageable knowing that it works to other casino.