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Well there are many VPN options, the main problem with free VPNs is that when you have time to use them they always limit the time, there are many very good ones, there is one that comes for browsers with chrome, it seems to me to be excellent, so far I It seems the best and it does not slow down any internet speed, as far as I am concerned I am not one of those who use VPNs a lot, but the ones that I have guaranteed, of all of them I prefer the one called Hola Vpn and it is like any tab that It is added to the browser, I recommend it 100%. For you who always use it, it is an infallible option, obviously the paid version is much better, it has no time limit, as before it was difficult for me to enter sites that are not casinos, but if sites here where I am are prohibited, well I used that VPN and it's going very well for me, in fact no casinos should limit the use of VPNs, I know they have to comply with a number of requirements for their licenses and all that, but to tell the truth it's better to have an option than not come in and play and enjoy the casino.

There are times that I have seen that casinos that when the player uses the VPN and wins, they take the money and do not let it be withdrawn, because they detected the use of VPN, I think that the most logical thing here is for the casino in question to allow to that user to withdraw the money that they deposited, not to keep the money they deposited or anything, but that does not happen, most of the time when things like this happen, what they do is block the account and take the money, which seems very bad to me. For me, things always have to go in a good direction, always acting well, casinos should not fully allow the use of VPNs, what matters is that people get in, have fun, spend money in the casino and get to see the casino as one of the best entertainment platforms and so they continue to spread the word so that this casino is one of the busiest, I think that should be the case here.

Using VPNs is strictly prohibited on many casino sites and it's obvious that they freeze the money because they have to check it for AML regulations.
People have used VPNs to access casino sites and launder money which is why such strict rules have been imposed by casino sites.
If they don't impose such rules then people would easily launder money and that is bad for casino's reputation as well as for the country.

Well, you are right, and let me also add that casinos banning the use of VPN is not only based on the fact that bad actors using it to hide their exact identity and location when laundering money, it also have to do with jurisdictions that such casino have banned from playing on their site, maybe due to regulations or not having the license to operate in such jurisdiction, and knowing that if they allow players from such jurisdiction to play on their casino, law enforcement agencies might come after them, so the ban potential players from that jurisdiction..
Now, some gamblers will still want to play on that casino and their only means of gaining access to the casino is through the use of VPN, and if the casino notice this and keep quiet about it, they themselves will be in trouble when regulators will come after them for allowing players play from a location or jurisdiction where they are not licensed to operate, this I believe is also one of the reasons why most casinos are so hard on gamblers who flaunt their law of no VPN usage.

Yes ofcourse, I know that. But I think you are only partially correct because when there are jurisdiction regulations then restricting people from those regions to play on the site is enough from the sites' side.
I mean, if I am gambling site owner then I think it would be sufficient if I restrict people from those regions where gambling isn't allowed.
If a gambler uses VPN to access my site then it's not my problem because I already imposed restrictions for people from those regions.
Why would I be in trouble in this case because I have already done the needful from my side.
On the other hand, it should be the gambler who would be in trouble because he is accessing a VPN which would directly land him in trouble.

You are right, but maybe you didn't quite understand me clearly enough, or maybe i failed to give a clear explanation for a better understanding..

First, let me said that we both are basically saying the same thing, for casinos to ban or restrict people from a jurisdiction where gambling is not allowed, is the reason why they have and make public, the list of jurisdictions that are allowed to use that casino, and for this same reason also, they ban the use of VPN on the casino to stop people from restricted areas from using accessing the casino.

Now, if the casino fail to publicly state that people from a certain jurisdiction where gambling is not allowed, are not allowed to play on the casino, and also fail to take further steps to restrict people from such jurisdictions by banning their IP or whatever and also banning the use of VPN, they such casino sure have a case to answer if the government or regulators comes after them.

But when the casino have taken this steps to make sure that people from places where gambling is not allowed have no access to the casino, then people from that place still go ahead to forcefully access the casino by using VPN, it is now between the casino and the person breaking the rule, the government or regulatory body have nothing to hold the casino responsible for, since the casino had obeyed and put every regulatory measures in place to make sure people from places where gambling is banned does not access the casino.