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Updated Written and checked by the Casinos-Online editorial team

Freelance writing for Casinos-Online.pro: what the work involves and how to send samples.

On this page
  1. Writing for the desk
  2. What the work involves
  3. What we will not ask of you
  4. How to get in touch
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Schematic: each bar is one game, the red cap the house share — heights are not measurementsIllustration: Casinos-Online editorial team

Writing for the desk

Casinos-Online.pro is a small editorial operation published by Levantorre Media Limited. There are no salaried vacancies, no office to join and no recruitment drive. What we do take on, from time to time, is freelance writers who can read an operator's terms or a piece of legislation and explain it plainly to a New Zealand reader.

Open roles

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What the work involves

Pieces are commissioned one at a time and agreed before writing starts. Most of them begin with documents rather than press releases: an operator's bonus terms, a cashier page, the Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 or a Department of Internal Affairs publication. The role page linked above describes what we ask of a draft.

What we will not ask of you

We will not ask you to invent a play session, write bonus copy that hides the wagering, or put your name to a page you have not written. Pages carry the desk's name and a check date, not a personal byline.

How to get in touch

Send two links to published work, or a short sample written from a set of terms, to [email protected]. We do not charge applicants anything and we do not work with recruitment agencies.

What this site actually gives you

We are a comparison site, not a casino. Everything below is checked against primary sources — operator terms, the Gambling Act 2003, and Department of Internal Affairs (Te Tari Taiwhenua) publications — and dated.

  • Offers with a date on them Every welcome offer carries the day we last read it in the operator’s own terms. No figure appears without that check.
  • New Zealand law, in plain words What is legal, what changes on 1 December 2026, and which payment methods the licensees’ credit-card ban actually covers.
  • Payment rails that work from here Read off each operator’s own cashier page rather than copied from a European site — including the methods that stopped working.
  • How we are paid Commission on some links, never on our conclusions. Our method.

Who wrote this

The Casinos-Online editorial team — a New Zealand-facing desk, not a named byline, because every page here is produced and checked by more than one person. We read operator terms, the Gambling Act 2003, the Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 and Department of Internal Affairs (Te Tari Taiwhenua) publications, and we date what we check. We do not claim to have deposited, played or withdrawn at the casinos we describe.

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