VPN stands for Virtual Private Network, and essentially what is does is extends a private network, over a public network. The main purpose of a VPN is to keep your online activity private. In a lot of cases they are used to protect against hackers or people that are looking to get into your personal information on a public network, but in the case of online gambling, it is used to hide your location or make it look like you are playing from another location/country.

A lot of online casinos will block you from using their site if they can detect you are using a VPN where as Stake casino and a few others, do not.

Is it possible to gamble online using a VPN? The short answer is yes it is. Certain online casinos will allow you to use a VPN and gamble on their website, the big catch to something like this is are they going to let you cash out, and if so, for how long? That is always the risk when playing on a VPN, if you have an absolutely massive win, they can simply just ban your account for gambling from a country that doesn't allow online gambling.

The only site that has really stuck true to their word through thick and thin has been Stake Casino. Their site is VPN friendly and has been allow users from the United States and other countries to gamble on their website for a long time now. With their site being created around crypto currency they have been able to avoid having to Crack down on their users.

Is it something I would recommend? Probably not, but if I were to recommend it I would recommend Stake as your casino of choice.