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one more time: it's better to avoid vpns if you plan to gamble on KYC casinos.

Yes, that's right, instead of becoming a problem in the future, it's better to avoid something that is sometimes always a problem in some casinos, even though it might not be prohibited at duelbits, it's better to use your own private IP to make it easier to access it, if you can't access it, don't ever use a VPN it's free, preferably paid and even then there must be risks.

We will never know whether it will be a problem or not in the future and I also have never tried to use a VPN to access gambling even though my IP is sometimes blocked I can't access one of the gambling sites I usually won't play gambling there to avoid it let alone force my will , because there are still many casinos that can be accessed and don't require us to use a VPN. I think the point is to return to each of us Wink

To be honest with you, i am still trying to figure out what could possibly or what actually makes some gamblers Want to force themselves to play on a particular casino, even when such a casino is not allowing gamblers from that region, they force themselves into the casino through VPN, why do some gamblers do this even when there are several other hundreds of good casinos around to chose from?
This is something I've always thought about and can't really come to a concluding answer or reason, it is always better to avoid a casino that have one's location restricted, look for another casino that is open for usage for gambler in the same location, its much better and safe than breaking the casino's rule through the use of VPN.

No gambler will want to get stuck due to VPN violations, but still some gamblers choose to go that way, the reasons being most likely to be that the gambler wants to bypass some regional restrictions and aside from that again, some gamblers have already committed some crime that has hard the IP banned from playing on such casino but since there already have the experience to gamble on such casinos, they tend to use VPN to bypass the restrictions but without taking into account that challenges that come along with such actions when the account run into problems and need to get through with verifications.

In such cases, I blame the gambler 100%/and have nothing against the casino since they already mentioned that there are KYC compliance casinos in their T&C.

I agree with your input bud, well, it is just share stupidity though(if I am allowed to use this word), for a gambler to force him or her self to keep gambling on a casino where they have been banned, such a person should have known or known that its almost impossible to do that for a long time without getting into problems.

If I ever get a ban on any casino, I will simply just stop playing there, no matter how used I've gotten to the casino, there are several other casinos around, I will just pick another, and I am very sure that I will also get used to that new casino after playing there for one week or less.