So, most of these Services naturally know VPN servers that are free and paid, and even dynamically appearing and disappearing. It is for such complex VPN presence identification that AI is used.
Can you share some articles/news/reports on this, or is this some insider information that is known to select users only? I mean I get the logic of how a company can use AI to filter out people, but I'm wondering if such a thing already happened and how they do it. I can also say my government uses AI to filter out porn by collecting a database of porn websites/casino websites out there, even though the reality is there are no complicated AI tools involved since they use a common network blacklist.In my opinion, almost all casinos belong to the second group, since the presence of a VPN gives them another prohibitive argument in the process of paying clients the money they have won.
I believe anyone who visited this thread should probably focus on the small minority since we're looking for a VPN-friendly casino to begin with. If somebody finds issues with those casinos then we can find out if they use VPN as an argument or not, then remove them from the list (if that exists).As for information about which casinos make it really difficult for users to play when they use a VPN to access their site then this is really valuable information for other players. Therefore, I would like the players who have suffered from such requirements to write here in the topic what happened during contacts with support and in the case when the player is forced to use a VPN. But as we previously argued, it turned out that, speaking strictly according to the law, in any case, playing in a casino via a VPN is still a violation of the current rules. It turns out that this is so.
