Privacy? Do you think you have privacy when you have already submitted your personal documents? Your privacy is already revealed when you comply with the KYC policy. After that, it doesn't make sense that a VPN could protect your privacy. Only might secure your browsing data.

As I said above, you have to understand where you need to use a VPN and where you can't use one. If your jurisdiction is banned, then it doesn't make sense to use a VPN to create an account. Because later you will fail to verify KYC if it's a KYC casino. For Betpanda, you must read their terms about KYC, jurisdictions and VPN policy. All these are important manners for using a VPN. If you are moving somewhere where Betpanda is restricted, then it is better to get prior permission for using a VPN. Otherwise, better to avoid using a VPN to avoid all kinds of hassle related to VPNs.

I enjoyed following the story because I was drawn into the atmosphere it created. I've probably experienced the same things as what was described, even though the ending could have been a different story.

However, the owner had a sweet outcome with the win he achieved. I haven't tried the game he played, but it sounds interesting, especially when the owner explains how he managed to get free spins.

I've also experienced times where I wasn't satisfied and ended up continuing to play until I lost. 

That's actually my golden rule too... if things aren't going well and I'm on a losing streak, I stop playing and do something else. After some time (hours, days, etc.) has passed, luck often returns and you start winning again.

This doesn't just apply to online gambling; this rule is also very important in eSports and offline sports such as chess, and can definitely make the difference between winning and losing.

It is a principle for everything as we are all human with emotion so when we are in any streak, either loss streak or win streak, we will become more emotional and less likely be able to control our actions properly. Understanding about this risk and maintaining our determinant break when we are in any streak, will help us have important break time that is helpful for us to calm down, then later when we are back, we will be able to make better non-emotional decisions.

Gambling, trading, or investment, if we let our emotion affects our thinking and decisions, mostly we will do bad decisions and lose money.

Those kinds of simple experiences from individual gamblers, in some way or another, still manage to provide encouragement to other gamblers
to play or try out a casino like the one our fellow here played at.

What he experienced wasn't really bad for him at all, because that's a good start for what he went through as a casino player. So, I really think that his gambling session
during that time was his lucky day, which isn't bad for him either.

There is always a reason why someone would use a VPN for their activities, as anonymity is one of them, in other cases it is the country itself that shuts down access to any casino and the user is forced to use a VPN in order to enter through another channel rather than using an IP registered to the country.

This hospitality is certainly one of the most important features to expand customers, they are doing this with very big ambitions at the end of this year, and it seems to be quite successful in building trust and convenience for users who want to play, the most important thing in using a VPN is not to misuse it or force yourself that your country has been banned by the casino to access the casino.

That reasoning is acceptable but in the end when there is a requirement for the use of KYC (although betpanda still does not do that when there is no urgent situation) then in the end the said anonymity will obviously be useless.
So for me as long as I can still play normally without interference and without any complaints then using a normal site without a VPN is still the most worth it for now.

It will still clash with KYC rules because even though you may be able to emphasize privacy using a VPN but when your account is compromised and requires KYC then the situation remains the same where the much touted privacy will still be on display with KYC later.

So in this case although I think the privacy reason is still acceptable but still when using the wrong VPN and not according to the requirements in the end this can interfere with our account because we can unconsciously skip the ToS rules unconsciously.
IMO Betpanda is still VPN friendly but that doesn't mean all VPNs are acceptable.

It looks like you're the type who gambles winning or losing the balance in the account, then you can stop. I can relate to that, because it's a bit frustrating to see that there's a balance left in the account that we keep playing. I used to do that, but now I usually stop when I want to stop.
Indeed, continuing to play after successive defeats is something we should not do, because it will increase our losses even more and in the end we become emotional.

That is indeed not a normal thing and some casinos have a problem with it so talking about VPNs is controversial in its presentation, I also understand what is being said that it is better not to use a VPN in accessing gambling but everyone has their own reasons why they want to use a VPN to access it which is why we need to respect everyone who is different, which is clearly grateful that casinos do not prohibit it.

Of course, paid VPNs must be an important priority in their use because if it's free, I'm afraid there are problems and other things that cannot be tolerated, I often find that the IP from the free VPN used is detected in problems such as being involved in fraud and so on, and that is not a good thing for our image in gambling, especially maintaining mutual trust between casinos and customers.