Keep the entry point on an approved portal
The user approved CrazyGames and Poki for Lobby Hazel. All 6 selected routes in this edition are on CrazyGames. They are regular game pages without referral codes; no personal author-site link is used as the public Play route.
Open the game, not just its description
The check opened the embedded players in a desktop browser and recorded their canvas or interactive map interfaces. Guess Who Online, Snakes and Ladders and Mr. Dude changed after input. Four Colors showed its multiplayer menu. This does not claim a complete multiplayer session.
Treat a room description as a description
OpenGuessr and Openfront list private games in their CrazyGames descriptions. The stated upper limits of 100 and 150 were not filled during the check. Guess Who Online and Mr. Dude are labelled without a private-room guarantee, and Snakes and Ladders is marked local.
Read purchases beyond the portal flag
All 6 metadata records say no in-app purchases. Openfront nevertheless sells Plutonium packs, subscriptions and cosmetics. The visible 100-Plutonium pack was $4.99 USD. The published cosmetic-pack schema names its included items rather than a paid random roll; no paid random-item offer was found in the checked shop.
Separate ratings from vote totals
The CrazyGames score describes its recent 6-month window, while the upvote and downvote sum gives the available all-time vote count. Each guide labels those two measures and the capture date. Lobby Hazel adds no star score or completion-time estimate.
Use the actual access rule
The CrazyGames terms exclude users younger than 13 and those below their applicable local minimum. The exact source clause says “You are younger than thirteen (13) years old”. This is a platform condition, not a PEGI rating for each game.