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Quote from: Bitinity on Today at 03:34:51 AM

I dont really like this terms to be honest especially if the casino know that gambling is banned in some countries, the casino should also put those countries into their restriction list and not accepting any players from those countries. This is not a friendly terms for players especially for players from countries where gambling is banned/illegal like me. Banning the account is fine due to this reason is fine but casinos should not use this terms to forfeit winnings/balance of the players.

Same here. I have been in the gambling space for a couple of years now, and I have played in hundreds of casinos, but I have never been banned because gambling is banned in my country. In fact, many casinos even accept fiat deposits for my country. You can use mobile banking like Bkash, Nagad, and even bank accounts to deposit in an international casino. So, it's not like they are banning people, but they are giving facilities to get more players.

I am more surprised to notice that many local casinos have been developed within the last few years. Many casinos even have a dedicated language version for Bangladeshi players. I think it's because the government never took any serious action against Gambling here.

The more customers there are, the more money casinos make.
If I were a casino owner, I wouldn't ban citizens of countries where gambling is prohibited. They can easily access the site through VPNs. It also uses cryptocurrency for deposits and withdrawals.
Why would I ban people who want to gamble?

There may be regulations on casinos, which is normal. In fact, most casinos don't accept VPNs however, there is an option you can make deposits from bank accounts, and that's a convenience,Few casinos offer that facility, and it's a solution.

Everyone in the world, regardless of country, should and has the right to gamble, and we must take advantage of the opportunities.