Quote from: Zwei on December 04, 2024, 06:43:33 PM

Quote from: bias on December 04, 2024, 05:35:21 PM

Quote from: Zwei on December 02, 2024, 07:05:58 PM

even if a casino claims to be VPN friendly, i wouldn't play there if my country is blocked. they can change their policy at any time, and you would end up fucked.

And there is the catch. They are supposed to promote the VPN but in reality, they are setting a net (of protection or trap, take your pick) from which you cannot escape and you will always depend on their judgment and appetite. They profit from the advertising and the hype that is caused, they force you to go through the KYK for withdrawal (at some point they all do it) and if they consider you shady, they simply change the ToS. It's better not to use a VPN, you get into trouble from the start.

not to mention, that most of those "VPN friendly" casinos don't really care if a VPN is being used as long as you are losing...
but as soon as you win big and try to withdraw, they will say you violated the terms and ban you for good, and it's all within their right since you accepted the terms.

The main procedure of KYC strong personal data is not an excuse. If the reason for VPN I think it doesn't make sense with an account that has been verified with KYC. If you are prohibited from using VPN from the start, at least inform CS not to continue which makes the problem prolonged. If KYC is not a strong reason to take a big win, I think it doesn't make sense. And KYC is useless from that, for example. Because some countries are prohibited from accessing casinos, there should be information action