Casino Games has no free content to review so obviously it wouldn’t be listed. It’s just a sign up page!
Blackjackplayer brings up a certificate error message, so again there isn’t much to review. If that was fixed, and there is actual content on the site when you click those links, then that seems listable. On the other hand, if there isn’t anything there but sign-up pages, then it almost certainly wouldn’t be listed.
Dmoz is looking for original, unique website content. In Gambling it isn’t listing “businesses”. Here blajackplayer has some content, but it is very minimal, just a sentence about each game. Also, blackjackplayer would never be listed itself since it just frames http://blackjackplayer.casinos.an/
“I submitted a few sites over a week ago” Hmmmm… first of all, you won’t be contacted. If you are accepted, you are listed. If you want to ask about status at resource-zone, you can after a month. If nobody volunteers it could be years before a site is looked at.
The main thing though is dmoz is a volunteer organization. If you want to see something done in the gambling areas, then volunteer. Gambling was actively edited most of 2003, but much less so now because a lack of volunteers. If you want to see something done, then volunteer, don’t cry for somebody else to do it. And if you volunteer, start with the smallest category possible.