You’re just stating the obvious and not discouraging and if his wise, he should draw some positivity from this rather than feeling bad.
Op should also understand that most of these casino terms and conditions made it obvious tha it can be changed at anytime even after a win without been held responsible and anyone going into giving reviews should be ready to stay extremely updated on every mover of the casinos they recommend to people as they might be held responsible if anything goes wrong at any point in time.

There are several good casinos you can do a review for but I don’t have to mention but I’ve been wondering if anyone ever did any reviews for local online casinos in my country ?
I will be glad to assist you @op if you ever get interested in reviewing casinos in my country as I’m just a pm away.

I support what cabron has said, this days, alot of things are changing really fast, it's not just in the tech industry or market, but some casinos are also changing rules and updating their terms of service sometimes without even letting their customers know, running a review site will require you not just depend on what people say about a casino, but it will require you to use a casino yourself, have your own experience with the casino, this will help you write better and honest reviews.

And I did also say that, most online gambling casino reviewers started just as you, made good promises about not ever collecting money from any casino to write a good review for the casino when in reality, such casino doesn't deserve a good review, but after starting, the first casino approaches the review site owner with thousands of dollars, money the review site owner may possibly have never seen or touched in his life, and then, they accept the offer and deviate from their promise, this is why I personally never trust new review site owners coming to make such promises as you just made, human beings can't be trusted, they are very frigile and can bend at any slight opportunity.

Now, talking about casinos where or that are VPN friendly, you have to specify the type of VPN, is it free or paid VPN? For both are not the same.

Regardless what you may think, have it at the back of your mind that casino have the sole right to do whatever their wishes and what look like a rule today may not be effective in the next day and for that you have to be constantly update with how you collect those informations and updating them on your surpose site.

So you have to prepare to put all the necessary mechanisms in place that will put you an edge with update information and rules of those casino as the change's, this could be possible if you have a bot that do the checks.

I agree with you, they certainly don't rig their games. But I'm not sure they are always as fair as they could be. For example when they offer games with multipliers like lightning Roulette, Baccarat, BJ, etc. Why they don't use real dices, a physical wheel or a provably fair scheme in order to draw the multipliers? They just appear on a screen and nobody knows how and when they've been draw. Using a physical or provably fair tool would prevent them from offering smaller multipliers when more players are playing, when players have made big winnings or when the remaining shoe is not in favor of the house for example.

Correct, I’m confused why the article focus much on proving that streamer is doing fake game as popular while the real intention of streaming is to entertain user by watching the streamer playing the game regardless if they are using real money or not since the reaction of streamers is makes this kind of stream popular and not the money alone since anyone can use fake and stream but they can’t guarantee that there will be a viewers if the streamer doesn’t have pleasing personality.

Their games are fair in the sense that they officially have an advantage over players, and they are not hiding it. Their profit is only telling us about how many gamblers are using their products, I don't understand why do you think it implies they are cheating. Like other people said in this thread, they don't need to cheat because they are making big money legally. Why risk your license?

I think that is one of the easiest ways to identify whether someone is showing genuine feelings of happiness or are faking all of it, through their laugher or their grim/smile.
Faking joy and happiness can be difficult for the average person, so one could tell whether some streamer is actually betting/gambling when they react to wins.
Once I was taught that someone who is laughing authentically will have their eyes stretched (a tendency to getting then close), if someone fakes a smile and does not do so, then it is very likely to be gambling monopoly money for the sake of advertisements, etc.

Though, I would not be willing to bet my own money on trying to identify fake streamers among authentic ones.

I will not say they are fake, they are real streamer who are affiliated or sponsored by casino.
Coming up to the balance they use when they are streaming, high possibility that it is sponsored money that cant be withdrawn.
Just a guess ofc because we never know about how it works when streamers are sponsored by casino or being paid by the casino as part of marketing strategies of the casino.
Why they are so popular? Because they are popular people already in the streaming world before starting to be paid by casinos.
Other reason is that most casino streamers provide givewaway everytime they are doing stream, that's why many people watch the stream.

Somehow we can expect them to throw some shade to their competitor since they just aim to destroy ones reputation for thinking that those existing costumers of stake will shift to play on their casino, but they forgot to know that those people who play on stake for long time is been solid already to their casino and no make up stories can change their minds unless there's something bad happen to the people operating that casino and stake cannot able to perform well.

Well its up for the people on what they take to those people who streamed their playing sessions on casino and most important for us is we never try to get hype by them then easily got influence on what are the information they want to spread. Knowing everything base on our own research is important so we would provably know what's real and what is fake.

Thank you very much, its so pleasant to hear! Yeah, we was working on design and logic behind, even there is nothing special yet   we will continue and soon we gonna definitely provide, unique experience to all web3 users, waiting for you to join us, have a good luck!

I can't be sure what's really happening on their back-end, but from what I can conclude from your narrative and the screenshots you provide, you asked live support for self exclusion, some casino might have this method for such request, but apparently they don't, their live support doesn't have the power to process your self exclusion, it must be done through their technical team, of which you were instructed to send your email to.

Your problem here lies on the fact that after their cool-down period, upon being asked if you want to proceed with the self exclusion [and how long], you played for a while. I am not sure which action triggered the expiration of the self exclusion link, the time or that you played, but suppose you proceed with the self exclusion right away, I am sure you'll see and get what LM get; the self-exclusion being processed.

Imagine it this way, you ask for a fast, and your wife or your mother or whoever cook for you, agreed to let you fast for a few hours [or maybe a day], and later on, when they ask if you still want to proceed with your fasting and that they'll wait for your answer in few hours, you took a meal, and only later on come back and said, "hey, I want to proceed with the fast, this time permanently." can they be blamed if they assume you've decided to stop fasting from your previous action?

So yeah, from that perspective, I have to agree that there is no bug from their system.

As for how the magic happen, it's because the representative here [or the one on CG, if they're not the same people] must have a higher authority than the live support that they can issue an exclusion on your account, which probably also the reason why he asked your username.

Ultimately, let's break it further down again. Your issue here is that you feel the casino cheated or will cheat their user because their self-exclusion method doesn't work. Well, it works, if the player asked for self-exclusion and stick to their decision to self-exclude themselves on the entire process, there will be no expired link or the need to restart the whole procedire. So, unless I'm wrong with the narrative and there's another thing that I missed, there is no issue here.

Exactly, OP's complaint here is that the casino being irresponsible by not allowing a self-exclusion, with a supporting evidence that the link is invalid, argued that the casino tries to scam their customer by making this self-exclusion impossible, that he can't self exclude after he won. But if what happened here is that he can't self-exclude after a cool-down period because he played right after that cool-down period is over, or that the link expires because he played, it's not an issue at all, it's a stupidity. LM tried the self-exclusion himself and it worked smoothly, proof that the representative's claim that there is no bug in their system is true. So, no scam happens here, and this thread is nothing but... well...

That's their live support. The screenshot you posted in the OP is your conversation with a support agent on their live chat. Send an email to the email address I posted in my previous post.

I didn't think you would.

Perhaps, but that's questionable. Going around and betting on different casinos doesn't show you want to quit. Perhaps you have self-control to prevent big losses but you aren't looking to stop gambling, and losing is a big part of the game.   

I guess support agents on that casino do not have the privileges to lock your account on your behalf even if you gave them your permission to do it on your behalf. This is most likely why they told you to do it by yourself.
Did you send them an email to the address mentioned above? If you did and they still refuse to help you then you should stop playing there and move to a better casino which cares about its customers.

Their self-exclusion rules state that you need to email support@coins.game and tell them for how long you want to be excluded. So do that.
The screenshot you posted says that if the self-exclusion isn't completed in time, you will have to restart it. That means, you can't go back and click on the old link and expect it to work. You need to do the same steps that lead to you receiving the information in the self-exclusion email.

Let me ask you something and try to answer honestly if you can. If and when you get excluded from Coins.Game, will you stop gambling forever?