Quote from: Maus0728 on Today at 01:21:41 AM

You're probably going to have a hard time finding one because most trusted casinos have it in their Terms of Service to not allow you to use VPN to access their casinos, I wouldn't risk it if that's going to be the case because they'll lock you out a bit too late, when you finally deposited something and you will find it difficult to get it back because you've breached their Terms of Service which you've agreed upon. Maybe you can be excused with the use of VPN if you're from a country that strictly prohibits gambling or the casino doesn't have any website there, that can be understandable but other than that, it's probably not a good idea to use one. NordVPN worked well for me but I didn't use it for casino or gambling purposes.

Quote from: Lakai01 on May 14, 2024, 12:12:10 PM

From their FAQs:

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This is related to bc.game sport, but I think it also applies to the gambling part of their platform.
Additionally, there are mirror sites available which may work in your country: https://forum.bc.game/topic/10137-the-solution-on-the-issue-with-bc-being-blocked-in-some-contries/

As you can notice it's from BC.Game ANN thread. There are crypto casinos that don't allow VPN, but some casinos don't have anything against using it. I used to use a VPN just to be able to play some third-party providers, and I never encountered any issues because of that.

It's hard to give any advice about this matter, if we decide to play with a VPN we have to be aware that there may be some issues… I strongly believe that if we are fair players we will not face any issues, my experience is like that, but who knows? If someone plans to use a VPN for playing in some casino he needs to check their ToS and even better ask their support about it. I used VPN in crypto casinos that stated in their ANN threads that they have nothing against VPN users, and as I said I never faced any issues because of that.