does your VPN location actually matter or is it just on/off?

steelplayer24 ⭐ 0
Posted 1w ago • 🔒 VPN & Privacy • 👁️ 83 views

Been thinking about this cause i've been messing with different server locations and getting inconsistent results. like i assumed it was just a binary thing - VPN on = fine or VPN on = blocked - but it seems like the exit node location actually changes things a lot. ran into zero issues on BC.Game and Duelbits connecting through a netherlands server but switched to a US exit for testing and BC.Game suddenly got weird about it. same account, same VPN, just different endpoint.

my theory is it's less about VPN detection and more about geo-restrictions triggering when you land on a blocked country IP. the no-license or anjouan spots seem way more chill regardless of where you exit, been through like 4 different countries on Betpanda and Cryptorino with no issues at all. Cloudbet feels riskier to me, might be the curacao situation, haven't pushed it too hard there. there's some info on how cloudbet handles this stuff at cloudbet if you want to check before testing

basically stopped using US/UK exit nodes entirely for casino stuff. anybody else noticed the specific location mattering more than just having VPN on?

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💬 Replies (2)

Epic Warrior32
3d ago

Late to this thread but the US exit node thing is real — had the exact same BC.Game situation maybe a month ago, Netherlands was fine then switched to a US node for something unrelated and got a verification prompt out of nowhere. swapped back and it went away. never touched a US or UK endpoint for casino stuff since then.

Betpanda being chill regardless tracks with my experience too, that place just doesn't seem to care much about any of it.

Peter S 👑 Admin
23h ago

U.S traffic is not allowed at BetPanda Casino. Players from the U.S will be banned there, at least if they don't use a foreign VPN. BetPanda don't mind VPNs, but what about your local state laws. Always check them before playing.

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