Submit Guest Post of Casino Gambling – Write For Us

Submit a Guest Post

Hey! We publish guest posts on casino and gambling topics. Just email a single post: https://gamesclix.com/contact-us/
If you’ve got a bunch of posts (a bulk order), shoot us an email and we’ll sort it out – we can take zipped/tar files, or set up a direct upload for large sets.

What we need from a post

  • At least 750 words
  • Totally original and not published anywhere else
  • About casinos, gambling, games, or betting
  • No JavaScript. Images are OK if they’re not copyrighted, uploaded to our site instead of linked from elsewhere, and not so large they slow the page down.
  • No copyrighted material
  • No personal info in the text (business names and contact details are fine)
  • We might ask you to make some fixes before it goes live – if we do and they’re not done, the post won’t be approved
  • Once a post is approved to go live, it can’t be changed anymore as a pending draft

How it works

We read every post before publishing, so send us something clean and worth reading. We have some site-wide limits (max 2 posts a day, 40 a month, counting all posts not just guest ones), so yours might wait its turn in a queue. We’ll let you know roughly when it’ll go live.

Price

  • $50 per post, one time, nothing recurring.
  • Crypto only – Bitcoin or Monero, sent straight to us, no middleman.
  • Pay within 48 hours of our message that your post is live.

Refunds

  • Full refund, no questions, within 1 month of our “your post is live” message. One month means the same date next month (e.g., if we messaged you Feb 3, that’s March 3; if that date doesn’t exist, it’s the last day of that month).
  • Email us from the same address you ordered from, subject line “Refund Request” If you use a different address, we’ll need you to prove you own the wallet you paid from – either sign a message we send you, or send a tiny payment from that same wallet (any tiny payment gets added back to your refund).
  • We send back the full crypto amount you paid, minus a small miner fee (usually around $1-2 worth).
  • After a refund, your post gets deleted.
  • No refunds after 1 month – not partial ones either.

Updates and taking it down

  • Each post gets 1 free update in the first year. After that, $25 each.
  • Removing a post is free in the first year, then $25.
  • Your post stays up as long as you want unless you ask us to take it down.
  • The $25 update/removal fee isn’t refundable, is usable for 3 years.
  • To request updates or removal, email us from the same address you ordered from. If you use a different address, we’ll need you to prove you own the wallet you paid from – either sign a message we send you, or pay minimum $25 from that same wallet. If you use a different email address to request update/removal during the free period and you can’t sign message in your wallet, you should make payment from that same wallet. That payment turns into credit(s) to update/remove your posts in 3 years. If you are unable to do any of these, update/removal of your posts will not happen.

Privacy

  • We keep all our email chats private.
  • We don’t need your name, phone number, or address to take an order or publish a post.
  • If we don’t hear from you for 3-5 years, we’ll delete all our emails with you (including what we sent you) with no backup.
  • Our general website privacy policy applies too.

General notes

  • You give us the right to host and show your post on our site, along with any other content or material we display on those pages.
  • We might update these rules from time to time. If you keep using our service after that, it means you’re cool with the updated version.
  • Everything here is informational – we’re not giving financial, legal, or SEO advice. Our site is promotional and informational, and we don’t handle betting money.
  • Payments and refunds are in crypto, so values can move and aren’t guaranteed. We can queue, edit, reorder, decline, or remove posts whenever we want, and we don’t promise any publish date, ranking, traffic, or uptime.
  • If a third party has a problem with your content, that’s on you.
  • Our liability is limited to what you paid for the affected post(s), and we’re not responsible for indirect or unexpected damages.