Content Writer Wanted (Online Poker & iGaming) | Ongoing Monthly Work

We’re looking for an experienced content writer with a genuine interest in online poker and the wider iGaming industry.

This is an ongoing freelance opportunity with a consistent monthly workload. We typically require 3–4 articles per month, with each article ranging from 1,000–1,500 words.

What You’ll Be Writing About

Topics are primarily focused on online poker and may include:

• Poker strategy and beginner guides
• Poker rules and hand rankings
• Online poker vs live poker
• Poker culture and history, particularly in Australia
• Major poker tournaments and events
• Responsible gambling
• Online poker tips and educational content

The goal is to produce engaging, well-researched, reader-friendly content that is informative, accurate, and enjoyable to read.

We’re Looking For Someone Who

• Has previous experience writing about online poker, poker, casino gaming, or the iGaming industry
• Has a genuine interest in poker and understands the terminology and culture
• Is a native English speaker
• Is ideally based in Australia (preferred but not essential for the right candidate)
• Can write in a natural, engaging, conversational style that is organic to an Australian audience
• Delivers clean, well-structured copy that requires minimal editing
• Is reliable and able to meet agreed deadlines
• Produces original, human-written content. AI may be used for research or brainstorming, but articles must be written by you in your own voice. Please note that submissions may be reviewed using AI detection tools, and content that appears to be predominantly AI-generated will not be considered.

To Apply

Please include

1. A brief introduction about yourself.

2. Any experience you have writing about poker, online casinos, sports betting, or iGaming.

3. 1-2 writing samples (preferably poker or iGaming-related).

4. Your preferred rate per 1,000–1,500-word article.

5. Your typical turnaround time for an article of these lengths.

Applications without relevant writing samples will not be considered.

If this sounds up your alley, we’d love to hear from you.