OP is quite smart actually. It's obvious that he create the website and promoted it here to get referrals. So, he intentionally avoided adding casinos we (forum members) are familiar with and that are being promoted on this forum as he knows most of us already have accounts on those casinos. So, there is no point in adding them to his list.
He knows he will get more active referrals if promotes casinos that we didn't hear of before.
However, there is still a chance that his website will get some traffic from outside of this forum and will have visitors who never heard of bitcointalk or the casinos promoted here. So, adding reputable casinos that have been suggested in previous replies to his list might be a good idea.

صدقني، عندما تقع في أشكال مثل هذا يكون كل ما تفكر فيه هو كيف ستتمكم من التوصل إلى حل و تتمكن من سحب رصيدك و لن تفكر في الخسارة الناتجة عن تجميد حسابك. نعم هي طريقة تفكير سلبية و لكن هذا هو الحال للأسف عند التعامل مع منصات مركزية و تكون عملات رهينة لديهم، لا يكون لك مجال كبير للنقاش فما بالك بالاحتجاج.

بالنسبة للمنع من استخدام كل خدمات المنصة عند تجميد الحساب فبالعكس هي الخطوة الصحيحة فمثلا لو كنت بالفعل مذنبا و سمحوا لي بمواصلة استعمال منصة p2p لقمت ببساطة ببيع كل العملات التي لدي لشخص آخر و عندها لن اهتم ان تم إقفال حسابي او لا.

اسف على التأخر في الإجابة.
ما حدث هو اني تعاملت مع شخص و بسبب كون وسيلة الدفع التي نستعملها هنا لا تقتطع عمولة على المبالغ الصغيرة، قام هذا الشخص بالقيام بعملية البيع على مراحل و لكن بشكل متتالي. و بحكم انه نفس الشخص و نفس البيانات فلم يكن هناك حاجة لتكون بيننا محادثة او إرسال إثبات دفع في كل مرة. فقط يقوم بفتح امر جديد و نتم عملية المبادل.
المنصة لديها أنظمة متطورة لكشف عمليات الغش لكنها تبقى في الاخير مجرد برامج و قد تم الاشتباه في كون ما قمنا به هو محاولة غش. اي تم الاشتباه في كوننا نقوم بتلك العمليات بدون أن يتم الدفع فعلا من أجل زيادة عدد المعاملات في الحساب. و هذا طبعا غير صحيح.

OP's main mistake was investing in cryptocurrencies with borrowed money. Crypto market is totally different from any other market, you may make huge profit as you may suffer huge losses. Investing in it (especially in new coins) is so risky and this is why members here always advise to "never invest/gamble more than you can afford to lose". What is done is done and all OP can do right is to try to make things right by selling his coins, even at low price, and repay part of the loan.

I am probably one of the biggest fan of preev.cim
I used to visit it at least twice a day to check bitcoin price (although I don't own much of it) and every time I was about to send or receive a transaction.
I liked it because it was fast, accurate and, most importantly, there were no ads.
I've been using preev.com for the past couple of days but with all due respect to examples and I appreciate his efforts, but they are incomparable.
Coinmarketcap is slow to load and not well optimized for mobile. It was way better before it got acquired by binance.
I just visited pnnv and it doesn't look bad at all (very similar to preev.com).thanks for the suggestion hb.

No, this isn't a good idea and he definitely shouldn't do that. The last thing OP should do is to invest more in cryptocurrencies, he tried it and failed. Besides, we are in a bear market and there are no guarantees the market will recover before the payment day. Investing more will likely make things worse and OP may find himself unable to repay the loan.
Right now the best and the right thing to do is to focus on repaying the loan.

I couldn't agree more!
If you wan't to be able compete with long standing casinos then better think of offering your customers something different and unique instead of copying any other casino no matter how successful they are.
A copy can never be better than the original and by doing this you limited your horizons and won't be able to achieve much.
It can be an option if you don't have enough bankroll and you are in rush to start your business but as soon as your customer base starts growing you need to do a full rebranding.

Same here, I read his post and had quite hard time trying to understand it. But, as per my understanding, I believe by "personal place" he meant to say "favorite casino" where he feels confortable.
Actually he has a point. Sometimes you find two casinos that are almost identical: same games, same promotions, same rtp.. But for some reason you find yourself more confortable playing at one of them instead of the other!

The referral fee or reward you will get differ from one casino to the other. Besides,  some casinos will pay you on each deposit your referral make while others will pay based on how much the referrals lose. You have to read the referral program terms to see if it's worth the hassle before signing up.
If you are a streamer or an i fluencer then better check if the casino has an affiliate program or contact directly the owner and see if you can make a private deal with him.

When it comes to luck based games, then those strategies are nothing but fallacies. But you are right, some casinos will make it easier to apply a strategy while others don't. For example, to apply the martingale strategy on a dice game, you will certainly prefer to play dice at a casino which have an auto bet feature and some other advanced settings like lowering/raising the bet on win/loss..

If the casino doesn't publish publicly the game rtp then, unfortunately, there is no reliable way to figure it out.

There isn't much you can do for the moment but to wait till they complete verifying your identity.
What I don't get is why they blocked your account! Why don't they let you access your account and just disable deposits/withdrawals?
Anyway, if you didn't do anything against their ToS and provided valid documents, then there is nothing to fear. They will eventually unlock your account and let you withdraw your funds.

According to their latest announcement and their road map,  they are still working on adding some features such as the Signup-less feature and the in-house provably fair game which is supposed to be completed by the end of this year. In my opinion, it's still too early to launch a signature campaign or any other kind of aggressive promotion.
Personally, I like that they are working on developing a pf game but am gonna be more impressed if they make the existing games pf too.

Sorry Crypt0S0ul,  but the evidences you have provided do not prove anything. Some members sending coins to each other,  there is nothing wrong in that and it doesn't mean they are the same person.
If you check one of my addresses you will find that I have received/sent bitcoin to other forum members too.
You can say they are alts with total certainty only if they use the same address or the same wallet.

^^
I understand your frustration but reposting the same post again and again isn't going to help. Am sure all members who visit this thread already read your first post and are aware of your case. Please, avoid doing this.
AFAIK, Roobet don't have an official representative here but am sure Hhampuz will forward your concerns to them and will help you solve the problem or at least figure out what happened.
Just be a bit more patient and wait for an update from him.

Not sure how much money those scammers make from this and if freezing their coins will be enough to stop them,  but what am sure about is that tether is already being widely criticized by the crypto community for its centralized nature and for freezing USDTs stolen from exchanges in the past, so the tether team are unlikely to get involved into this too considering that the amounts being stolen are too small.
btw, it appears the scammers use tron multisig wallets to prevent the victim from moving the coins. Any one interested can read more about how this scam works here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5411503.0

By "failed" do you mean that he refused to show you his wallet? If yes then this is another reason to doubt him more. If he didn't steal the money then why wouldn't he cooperate and let you see his wallet's address!
Unfortunately, without a conclusive evidence linking the recipient address to the suspect, I don't see how you can solve this!
For the moment, the best you can do is to show the victim how to create a wallet and how to keep it safe.

OP,  I just revisited pf.guru and noticed that you already fixed this and changed guck.guru with pf.guru but it would be nice if you clarify if there is any connection between the two websites. You didn't fix the broken links in the bottom of the page, btw.
Your website is for provably fair games but the slot games on most of the casino's listed on the Top 5 Slot Sites tab are from third party providers and they aren't provably fair. Don't you think this is a bit misleading?

There is no relation between KYC and the reputation of a casino. For example,  Roobet enforce level 1 KYC upon registration but it's still one of the most reputable casinos. Besides,  most of the casinos you have mentioned states clearly in their terms of service that they reserve the right to ask for identity verification practically whenever they want.
I totally agree with yahoo on this, am not against kyc but am against how it's being applied.

This is the first time I hear this story! Just look how big the FedEx company is right now! If Frederick Smith had not made that trip to Vegas, we would have not heard of FedEx and it would have probably declared bankruptcy and vanished a long time ago. This is just amazing!  However,  I would never recommend anyone to do the same.

All the stories are funny except the one about the sandwich being invented in a casino as I believe sandwiches were invented way before that. I may be wrong, though.

The warning is self-explanatory. They need to be sure you aren't from a restricted country in case you'll need to use their exchange.

Not sure why it's redirecting you to the main page, but I believe selecting your country instead of closing the form should solve the problem and you'd be able to send your coins.

They can, but only for their wallet app. If you have the wallet seed then you can import it into any other wallet that supports the bip39 standard which I highly recommend you to do.