We keep things simple here — yes, we accept Casino Guest Posts. If you’ve written about online casinos before or just have something useful to share about bonuses, games, or anything players might care about, we’re open to it.
BigRealBonus.com isn’t trying to be flashy. We just focus on giving players honest info that helps them play smarter. If your content does the same, we’d be glad to feature it. That’s it — no fancy words, no long process. Just good content from people who get the space.
Why Write for BigRealBonus.com?
There are plenty of websites offering guest post slots — but not all of them are worth your time. At BigRealBonus.com, we try to make sure your content actually reaches the right audience and brings value to both sides — you and the reader.
Here’s what makes writing for us a good deal:
1. Targeted Audience
We’re not a general blog. Our traffic comes from people actively searching for online casino bonuses, reviews, and tips. That means your content reaches players, not random readers. If your goal is to connect with an audience that understands (and values) the gambling niche, this is where you want to be.
2. Do-Follow Backlinks
We offer clean, do-follow backlinks to relevant websites — no hidden terms or nofollow disclaimers later. If you’re building SEO value or just want a link from a real niche site, we’ve got you covered.
3. Visibility That Matters
Your article won’t just be published and forgotten. We actively promote new posts through our blog feed, email updates, and social media channels — so it gets real exposure, not just a timestamp.
4. Author Credit Available
Want your name on the post? No problem — we can add a quick bio and a link to your site. Don’t want your name on it? That’s fine too. Just tell us what works for you.
5. Relevance & Long-Term Value
Unlike some sites that take any content they can get, we only publish posts that make sense for our readers. This keeps our domain strong, our audience engaged, and your guest post relevant for longer.
What Kind of Content We Accept for Casino Guest Posts
We’re not looking for anything fancy — just real, helpful content that makes sense for our readers. If it’s something a regular casino player would actually want to read, we’re interested.
Here’s the kind of stuff that usually works:
- Casino reviews – Been playing at a casino you liked (or didn’t)? Share your honest take. What was the experience like? Was the support any good? Did the payouts come through? People appreciate real feedback, not sales talk.
- Bonus breakdowns – Explain how different bonuses work — no deposit, free spins, match bonuses, whatever. Most players just want to know: is it legit, what’s the catch, and is it worth their time?
- Tips and strategies – Not expecting pro-level theory here. Just real, useful advice. Could be slots, blackjack, poker — anything where you can help someone avoid mistakes or get more out of the game.
- Responsible gambling stuff – If you’ve got experience or thoughts around staying in control, setting limits, or helping someone step back when needed — we’re all for sharing that.
- Industry updates – If you’ve spotted something new or interesting going on — maybe a game that’s suddenly everywhere, or casinos changing how they do bonuses — and you can explain it in a simple way players would actually care about, that’s the kind of thing we’d want to post.
Guest Post Guidelines
We try to keep things simple and fair. If you’re thinking of sending us a guest post, here’s what we look for:
1. It has to be original
We can’t accept copied, republished, or AI-spun content. If the same post is floating around elsewhere — or it’s been stitched together from five other articles — we’re going to pass. Write it fresh, in your own words.
2. Aim for at least 800 words
This isn’t about hitting a number — it’s about giving people something useful. Short, vague posts don’t do much for readers. Take your time, explain things well, and back it up with real info or examples where you can.
3. Make it easy to read
We’re not editing every sentence for flow — so please keep it clean and reader-friendly. Use headings to break it up, short paragraphs to keep it light, and bullets when it makes sense. If it looks like a wall of text, people won’t stick around.
4. Links are fine — in moderation
You can include 1 or 2 links back to your own site or a relevant page, but keep it relevant and natural. If the link feels forced, we’ll remove it. And just to be clear — we don’t allow affiliate links, redirects, or anything sketchy.
5. Don’t submit AI-only content
We get it — tools like ChatGPT can help speed things up. That’s fine. But don’t send us something that’s clearly untouched, generic, and lifeless. Add your voice, your opinion, your experience — something that makes it feel real.
6. Keep the tone real, not promotional
We’re not looking for ads. If your content feels like a sales pitch for a product, a casino, or a service, it’s not a fit. Help the reader first — if they trust the info, they’ll follow the links naturally.
A few extra notes:
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We do a basic review and may suggest edits if needed
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Posts should fit with the rest of our blog — if you’re unsure, just check out a few recent ones
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If we accept your post, it’ll be published under our blog author or credited to you, depending on what you prefer
What We Don’t Accept
Just to save you (and us) some time, here’s what we usually say no to:
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Stuff that has nothing to do with casinos or gambling. Things like CBD, adult content, payday loans, or crypto wallets — it’s just not what we do here.
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Low-effort writing. If it feels like it was slapped together in a rush or doesn’t really say anything useful, we won’t use it.
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Posts that are just sales pitches. If it reads like an ad or only exists to drop links, it won’t go live.
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Fully AI-written pieces with no personal input. Using tools is fine. But if it sounds like you never read it or added anything real to it, we’ll pass.
If you’re unsure about something, ask first. It’s easier that way.
How to Submit
If you’re good with everything above, here’s how to send us your post:
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Email us at [email protected]
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Use the subject line: Guest Post Submission – [Your Topic]
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You can either send the full article (Google Doc or Word is fine) or just pitch your idea first
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If you want your name on it, send a short bio and a link — or let us know if you’d rather keep it anonymous
Once we get it, we’ll reply in a few days. If it fits, we’ll do a quick check, schedule it in, and send you the live link. That’s it. Nothing complicated.
Turnaround Time & Payment
Submitting a guest post is free — no charges, no hidden catches. If your content fits, we’ll review it, do a light edit if needed, and get it scheduled.
That said, if you’re mainly looking to add backlinks and don’t want to go through the content process, we also offer sponsored guest post options for direct link insertions. Just email us and we’ll send over the rates.
We usually get back within 3–5 business days. If it’s taking longer, feel free to follow up — sometimes emails get buried.
Bonus Tip: What Makes a Great Casino Guest Posts
Want your post to get published fast and actually stand out? Here’s what really helps:
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Use real examples – Share your experience. If you’ve played a game or tried a bonus, say what happened. Readers trust that more than generic info.
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Make the writing sound human – It’s okay to use keywords, but don’t force it. If it reads naturally, that’s what we want.
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Explain bonus terms clearly – If there’s a wagering requirement, cashout limit, or anything tricky, break it down in simple language.
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Be honest – Whether you’re reviewing a casino or giving tips, keep it real. If something wasn’t great, say it. People respect honesty more than hype.
Frequently Asked Questions – Casino Guest Posts
1. Do you pay for guest posts?
✔️ No, we don’t pay for regular guest posts. But if you’re looking to promote something or drop a link for SEO, we do have paid options. Just email us — we’ll be upfront about the pricing.
2. Can I add links to my site?
✔️ Yeah, that’s fine — as long as it fits the content and isn’t spammy. One or two links is cool. Just don’t try to sneak in affiliate stuff or random promos.
3. How long before I hear back?
✔️ Usually a few days. Sometimes sooner. If you don’t hear from us in 5–6 days, feel free to follow up. Things get missed sometimes — it’s not personal.
4. Can I run an idea by you before writing?
✔️ Absolutely. If you’re not sure whether a topic works for us, send a quick message. Happy to take a look before you go all in on the draft.
5. Are you going to edit my writing?
✔️ A little, yeah. Typos, grammar, breaking up long chunks of text — stuff like that. But we’re not going to rewrite your post. We’ll keep your voice intact.
