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Although currently VPN software has become a target for those whose casinos are banned in their area, my advice is that if you have another alternative, try using an alternative instead of having to use a VPN device.

But as far as I know some casinos don't like their users connecting using VPN, there are various reasons for that, However, if you have to force yourself to use a VPN, try looking for a gambling platform that has a good reputation, that might be the only way to keep you safe.

Quote from: jordanw21 on March 04, 2024, 03:11:51 PM

Can you suggest some crypto casinos that are okay with using VPNs?

Regarding your question, in this forum I have seen casinos that implement VPN features.
Example:
* Topic: Empire.io | Instant Payouts, VPN-Friendly, 5K+ games & 1 BTC bonus!
* Topic: JustCasino.io | Get the Best Crypto Casino Experience

However, it's just information you need to read in detail in their thread, before you use their casino, I don't use their casino, you need to review it in detail before doing activities there.

Each site does that that different set or numbers of countries which are banned or excluded or prohibited to play out into their platform and this is mostly can be found to be mentioned on their terms and conditions.

This is why it would really be always relevant or something that important on trying out read up these terms for you to be able to at least be aware on what are those countries which are really that banned.
Why would really be trying out to access a platform even if you do know that this is something that you are really that banned on? You are just basically putting up yourself into issues if you are
really that hard headed on trying out to access on a platform where your country is included into the list.

Most of them does have those kind of exclusions, so there's no point that you would really be having that kind of approach and since we do have tons of
available platforms or sites in the market then you can really always choose or look for another one and this is something that you should really
be considering some time.

Since sometimes the ToS or other regulatory documents contain lists of countries in the world where the activities of a particular casino are prohibited, then of course, even through a VPN, it is quite risky to use such a casino from the territory of a country that is on the restrictive list. Moreover, these lists can be formed by governments and countries themselves, for some of their own reasons to prohibit gambling. Also, the lists can be generated by the casinos themselves based on prohibitions from government agencies of the jurisdiction in which the casino is registered. This, of course, is being done to the detriment of the casino business and in connection with all kinds of sanctions imposed.

If we talk about the practice of a player who plays in violation of these prohibitions and uses a VPN, then, I think, in 95% of cases (and maybe 100%!),
if the player wins some kind of big win, he still will not be able to get it . And the casino will introduce a restriction, and a bank transfer cannot be done normally. Well, if th e payment is a cryptocurrenncy, then there is a KYC requirement, and either the client himself will refuse to do it, or the casino will point out obvious violations of the rules and this prohibition.
So playing through a VPN turns out to be extremely dangerous for the player.

You should be looking at VPNs that have a large number of servers or a wide range of IPs to make sure that the sites themselves are not going to mass-ban a VPN service. I think that NordVPN should work correctly with most of your sites - it does certainly work well with the subscription services if you want to see something that is not open in your region.