Quote from: Hamphser on May 21, 2024, 08:10:02 PM

...i dont want nor like to experience that if i do able to win up something big or lets say some jackpot (wishful thinking)

... i wont really be tending to deal up with things which are really that not allowed or simply being prohibited.

My maximum winnings are several thousand dollars. I have never been asked for KYC by any of the casinos where I have used a VPN, I did it just to be able to play some providers like Pragmatic, NoLimit, etc. So I had many deposits/withdrawals in BC.Game & Betfury (that's where I used VPN the most). I still play at those casinos without problems.

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Quote from: iv4n on May 21, 2024, 06:04:32 PM

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.

Can you access them regardless of the VPN service that you used? I have a hard time with platforms that use Cloudflare even though I use Mullvad, so there's a chance their DDOS protection gets triggered since I use the same IP as others but it's unclear.

I used a free VPN, it was some Mozzila addon. As I wrote, I mainly used it to play Pragmatic, that provider was unavailable to me in any casino. I used that VPN for a long time, but I gave it up because now in some casinos I can play Pragmatic without a VPN.

One of my favorite providers is ELK. They have a lot of interesting slots, and I can say that I have played them a lot. But since some time ago ELK is no longer available for me in any casino, the same story as with Pragmatic before. And so I think maybe I should use a VPN again to play ELK, there is no other way if I want to play ELK.