VPN Casinos

[cocopop3011]

Hey guys, 

We had a suggestion to add a menu for VPN Casinos. As you all know there are legalities around this and its come up in our contests over the years. Can also be a grey area when it comes to casinos themselves. Some allow, some don't etc. 

So, I'm looking to see who has played at a casino that allows VPN, and if so please can you list casinos that allow this in the terms and conditions, just so we can see the volume of casinos that actually allow this.

[Blackjax]

All casinos listed here are VPN friendly.

https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/companies/altacore-n-v

[cocopop3011]

35 minutes ago, Blackjax said:

All casinos listed here are VPN friendly.

https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/companies/altacore-n-v

Do you have a screenshot of what they have in their terms around VPN? 

[Blackjax]

It just says vpn friendly.

[Blackjax]

Can anyone access any casino by this group currently?

[balazsats]

Worth noting that very few operators actually put it in writing that VPN play is allowed. Most of the time you’ll see either nothing mentioned (so it’s “tolerated” until there’s a dispute) or it’s outright banned under “circumventing geo-blocks.”

From what I’ve seen, the Altacore group does use “VPN friendly” in their terms, which is rare. Other casinos that have explicit VPN-friendly wording include Vave, Jacks Club, BetBolt, and CoinKings. But those are the exception — the majority just stay silent and then have wiggle room if they want to block you later.

If you want to play safe, always check the actual Terms & Conditions first. Live chat confirmations won’t protect you if the finance/security team decides differently down the line.

[cocopop3011]

On 9/25/2025 at 11:40 AM, balazsats said:

Worth noting that very few operators actually put it in writing that VPN play is allowed. Most of the time you’ll see either nothing mentioned (so it’s “tolerated” until there’s a dispute) or it’s outright banned under “circumventing geo-blocks.”

From what I’ve seen, the Altacore group does use “VPN friendly” in their terms, which is rare. Other casinos that have explicit VPN-friendly wording include Vave, Jacks Club, BetBolt, and CoinKings. But those are the exception — the majority just stay silent and then have wiggle room if they want to block you later.

If you want to play safe, always check the actual Terms & Conditions first. Live chat confirmations won’t protect you if the finance/security team decides differently down the line.

Hi and welcome to the forum, thanks for your insights

[vegas_local]

I’ve come across sites that are clear about blocking VPN use, but only a handful that openly allow it. Most keep it vague in their terms which makes it risky. Always worth double checking support before playing because even if it works technically, withdrawals can get messy if it’s against the rules.