Proxy Solution to Display Blocked Gambling Site Without Extensions?

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JohnnyBazzinga

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Hey guys,

I’m trying to solve a problem with a gambling site (hxxp://boaaposta[dot]com) that’s blocked in some parts of Brazil. I want to make it easy for people to access it without needing to install any browser extensions or VPNs. My idea is to set up a different URL that connects to a proxy and just shows the blocked site directly.

Here’s what I’ve done so far:
- I tried Bright Data’s Web Unlocker, but it didn’t load the site’s dynamic stuff properly (it’s a casino site with a lot of JavaScript and API calls).
- I also tried using PHP to grab the site’s content through a proxy and display it, but the js scripts and api calls aren’t working right.

So, my questions are:
1. Is this even possible? Can I use a proxy to fetch and show a blocked site with all its dynamic content (like JavaScript, games, etc.)?
2. If it is, what’s the best way to make this work? Any good proxy providers or setups you’d recommend?
3. If not, any other ideas to do this without making users install anything?

Any advice, code snippets, or proxy service recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
 
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Gambling sites are generally banned by proxy service providers.
 
Yeah I'm not sure about this idea, if your extension allows all users to connect to the same proxy to visit the site, the proxy will get banned quick and will be super slow to use. People just have to use their own proxies or VPN
 
I'm not sure proxy services ban gambling websites necessarily.
It should be possible, but I second that assessment. The volume will negatively affect the proxy's efficacy.
 
It’s really tough to achieve this. While technically possible, proxying a dynamic site like a casino is challenging due to:
  • API and WebSocket Calls: Handling real-time interactions and API calls adds complexity
  • Security: Sites often block proxies, and you could get flagged or banned
  • Performance: Rendering dynamic content can slow things down significantly
So, while it can be done, it’s a complex and ongoing challenge. You’d need a combination of advanced tools, and even then, it might not always work perfectly.
 
JohnnyBazzinga said:
Hey guys,

I’m trying to solve a problem with a gambling site (hxxp://boaaposta[dot]com) that’s blocked in some parts of Brazil. I want to make it easy for people to access it without needing to install any browser extensions or VPNs. My idea is to set up a different URL that connects to a proxy and just shows the blocked site directly.

Here’s what I’ve done so far:
- I tried Bright Data’s Web Unlocker, but it didn’t load the site’s dynamic stuff properly (it’s a casino site with a lot of JavaScript and API calls).
- I also tried using PHP to grab the site’s content through a proxy and display it, but the js scripts and api calls aren’t working right.

So, my questions are:
1. Is this even possible? Can I use a proxy to fetch and show a blocked site with all its dynamic content (like JavaScript, games, etc.)?
2. If it is, what’s the best way to make this work? Any good proxy providers or setups you’d recommend?
3. If not, any other ideas to do this without making users install anything?

Any advice, code snippets, or proxy service recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
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Hey! I'm from Brazil and work with mobile proxies (Vivo, Claro).


For dynamic gambling sites, standard proxy setups usually break because of JS and API calls. You’d need a headless browser (like Puppeteer) + rotating 4G proxy to fully render and serve the site.


It’s doable, but not with basic PHP proxies. Let me know if you want help setting up a working flow — I’ve tested this locally.
 
NafeProxys said:
Hey! I'm from Brazil and work with mobile proxies (Vivo, Claro).


For dynamic gambling sites, standard proxy setups usually break because of JS and API calls. You’d need a headless browser (like Puppeteer) + rotating 4G proxy to fully render and serve the site.


It’s doable, but not with basic PHP proxies. Let me know if you want help setting up a working flow — I’ve tested this locally.
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Hey, thanks for the reply! I actually tried using Puppeteer, but I keep running into issues with CORS — the JS and API calls always seem to break, and I’m not sure how to get around that.
I even got some residential proxies and configured them with Puppeteer, but the API and JS requests still fail. I'm probably missing something in the setup.
If you’re open to it, I’d really appreciate any guidance. Would love to get a proper working flow up and running.
 
JohnnyBazzinga said:
Hey, thanks for the reply! I actually tried using Puppeteer, but I keep running into issues with CORS — the JS and API calls always seem to break, and I’m not sure how to get around that.
I even got some residential proxies and configured them with Puppeteer, but the API and JS requests still fail. I'm probably missing something in the setup.
If you’re open to it, I’d really appreciate any guidance. Would love to get a proper working flow up and running.
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cors is annoying, usually happens cuz of cross-origin request permissions. even with puppeteer, if proxy, dns, headers, fingerprint, user-agent aren’t all set right, it’s gonna break. one way to handle it is using puppeteer fully set up to render everything first, build a viewer with preloaded content instead of calling apis after, or try reverse proxy with cache (bit more advanced tho)
not sure what geo you’re running, but if you wanna test a real br mobile proxy with dns + fingerprint aligned (windows/mac), just hit me up
 
How about creating a vps and allowing users to access website through vps? I know its on complicated side. But, you can circumvent future issues as well.
 
Yes, it’s possible! You can use a headless browser (like Puppeteer or Playwright) to load dynamic content and serve it via a proxy. This will handle JavaScript, API calls, and games properly. Alternatively, use proxy services like ScraperAPI or Luminati. For scalability, consider Cloudflare Workers. Just keep legal risks in mind!
 
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