Aren't there other casinos that allow their gamblers to use a VPN if, for example, the country of the players bans online gambling? But most of the time there are also other online casinos that do not allow the use of VPN.
Now if there is another way that a casino is thinking of as an alternative way for their casino players, I can also say that this is a good way for them and for sure their gamblers will also enjoy it.
If i am not mistakenly there is one casino that allows the use of VPN If i am not mistakenly it should be either Betpanda or Evo.io any of these site allow the use of vpn, please anyone out there stand a chance to correct me if i am wrong, because then I was reading through a forum post where someone said of the above mentioned gambling site uses vpn. Among the two I can't guess correctly.
VPNs are not allowed on EVO.io the last time I read their terms of service which is like a month or two ago.
Betpanda.io is indeed VPN-friendly. However, it must be noted that it's a different story if someone's in a prohibited jurisdiction by the casino in question as it would essentially mean breaking their terms of service. I would say the same goes for all if not most VPN-friendly casinos—at least, from the ones I've seen.
If the domain is banned by the ISP but the country isn't from casino's end. I would try changing DNS settings first, it could work.
Technically, you could say I received replies to my emails, but none of them actually addressed my issue. I’ve finally taken the time to make this scam accusation because it seems the forum representative here is also unable to address — let alone resolve — the matter. For anyone curious about the content of these replies, please read the full scam accusation quoted below.
There's also casino.guru as a mediator which you could try as well. Hopefully, they'd be able to share more supporting information about the alleged abuse and/or potential malfunction—does this mean malfunction on their end???