I assume they are pretty good about blocking popular VPS host ip addresses too, though.
So not just spinning up your own, but finding a VPS host they don't yet know about.
Something that can work well on a limited scale is if you have access to ssh into company/edu servers around the world - then you can use sshuttle and your traffic looks like it coming from a company/university campus.
Have friends that went back to their homes for summer. They're logging to their universities via the school VPN to watch game of thrones and other things...
They seem to block all of Linode, so I wouldn't be surprised if they block other popular VPS providers as well.