New type of gambling expert articles, cited with permanent link in academic sites

[pgmath]

Starting October I am available for writing a new kind of articles for gambling-related sites, carrying more SEO power and aligning with the recent Google updates: It’s about summarizing friendly versions of academic articles published in gambling studies. The friendly article will be an adaptation from the academic one to the general-public audience, in what concerns style, language, and terminology, and will summarize the findings of the latter, in a broader non-academic context, adapted for your website and your readership.

Academic articles published in gambling-studies fields (problem gambling, gambling addiction, responsible gambling, gambling mathematics, strategy, statistics, gambling ethics) can provide plenty of interesting useful topics for the expert content of a gambling-related site.

Even as an adapted version, your article becomes citable in an academic publication. I will cite your article with its link in the reference list of a published academic article of mine that cites the original article (with the label ‘summary retrieved from’). That publication will be edited and posted back on high-authority (DR 80 – 90) science repositories (including .edu sites), from which you will get permanent contextual backlinks.

Example of citation:

Harrigan, K., Dixon, M., & Brown, D. (2015). Modern multi-line slot machine games: The effect of lines wagered on winners, losers, bonuses, and losses disguised as wins. Journal of Gambling Studies, Vol. 31, 423-439. Summary retrieved from yoursite.com [link to the adapted article]

Other expert articles in your site (not necessary a summary of an academic article) can also be cited with links in academic sites, provided they are in one of the categories problem gambling, gambling addiction, responsible gambling, gambling mathematics, or strategy, and have relevant content for the context of citation. The citation in the references list is labeled with ‘Related articles’.

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[Pathtraffic]

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[pgmath]

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[pgmath]

We have added a valuable publisher in our program’s portfolio. It’s about springernature.com (DR 82), where I got access recently. Citations of gambling expert articles can be inserted in our future publications in the Science Blog section of Springer Nature (the Behavioral Science & Psychology community).
Our portfolio of publishers also include usc.edu, philpapers.org, researchgate.net, etc. (check the list of publishers in our GamMathQA program).

[pgmath]

Our Citable Article program for gambling-related sites is running successfully and we have published over 30 citations since its launch in October. As I am often messaged in private for providing concrete examples, I find useful to share a few samples in this thread (copy and paste the addresses in the bar of your browser to see the publications):

● cazino.ro/joc-responsabil/dublarea-mizei-vs-miza-constanta-jocuri-de-noroc cited in scalar.usc.edu/works/monte-carlo-fallacy/references and philpapers.org/archive/BARNDO-3.pdf as a summary of Turner, N. E. (199. Doubling vs. constant bets as strategies for gambling. Journal of Gambling Studies, 14(4), 413-429.

● gamblingzone.com/uk/slots/return-to-player/ cited in communities.springernature.com/posts/the-mathematics-related-specificity-of-problem-gambling-awareness-toward-the-adequacy-of-warning-messages-counselling-and-gambling-descriptions, philpapers.org/archive/BARTMS-7.pdf and researchgate.net/publication/387824563_The_mathematics-related_specificity_of_problem-gambling_awareness_Toward_the_adequacy_of_warning_ messages_counselling_and_gambling_descriptions as a summary of Collins, D., Green, S., d’Ardenne, J., & Wardle, H. (2014). Understanding of Return to Player messages. In conference Harm Minimisation: Investigating Gaming Machines in Licensed Betting Offices, London (Vol. 10).

● freespins.com.co/randomness-in-gambling-and-problem-gambling/ cited in scalar.usc.edu/works/nature-of-randomness/bibliography, communities.springernature.com/posts/the-ethics-of-slots-and-implications-for-problem-gambling, philpapers.org/archive/BARNDO-3.pdf, osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/e8ap9, researchgate.net/profile/Catalin-Barboianu/publication/382447891_Non-mathematical_dimensions_of_randomness_Implications _for_problem_gambling/links/6790a86482501639f502a33d/Non-mathematical-dimensions-of-randomness-Implications-for-problem-gambling.pdf?_tp=eyJjb250ZXh0Ijp7ImZpcnN0UGFnZSI6I mxvZ2luIiwicGFnZSI6InB1YmxpY2F0aW9uIiwicHJldmlvdXN QYWdlIjoiX2RpcmVjdCJ9fQ, papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/4901166.pdf?abstractid=4901166&mirid=1&type=2, hal.science/hal-04911739, and ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/99448/ssoar-jougamiss-2024-OnlineFirst-barboianu-Non-mathematical_dimensions_of_randomness_Implications .pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y&lnkname=ssoar-jougamiss-2024-OnlineFirst-barboianu-Non-mathematical_dimensions_of_randomness_Implications .pdf as a summary of Barboianu, C. (2024). Non-mathematical dimensions of randomness: Implications for problem gambling. Journal of Gambling Issues, Vol.36.

● casinobonus.com.co/slots-characteristics-and-slot-players-behavior/ cited in communities.springernature.com/posts/the-ethics-of-slots-and-implications-for-problem-gambling, researchgate.net/publication/261958186_Is_the_secrecy_of_the_parametric_configu ration_of_slot_machines_rationally_justified_The_e xposure_of_the_mathematical_facts_of_games_of_chan ce_as_an_ethical_obligation, philpapers.org/archive/BARITS-21.pdf, osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/5bm6w, papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/4900083.pdf?abstractid=4900083&mirid=1&type=2, and hal.science/hal-04095636 as a summary of Harrigan, K. A., & Dixon, M. (2009). PAR Sheets, probabilities, and slot machine play Implications for problem and nonproblem gambling. Journal of Gambling Issues, Vol. 23, 81–110.

[pgmath]

Our citation-based academic link building service is more and more sought. After the Google's March 2025 core update, we have received requests from other niches beyond gambling. We have a rich output of academic publications at PhilScience Gambling Lab, available for your citations/links.

[AndrewP]

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[pgmath]

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Hi. Sorry for the late reply. I cannot PM you, but you may reach us at the email mentioned in this thread. Or you may leave your email address here.

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[pgmath]

One of the unique features of the CBALB method is that the new content on the client’s site goes in tandem with that of the journal article that it summarizes, which usually ranks very high. This association, along with the academic citations, makes the summary also eligible as a resource for the Google's AI-search component.
This form of science journalism specific for the gambling niche has huge SEO potential.
See in the attached images samples of gambling pages landing on the Google’s first page in searches (along with the journal article’s page) due to this feature.

[pgmath]

Three valuable academic sites has been added to the CBALB portfolio:
Oercommons.org (Open Educational Resource from the Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education)
Encyclopedia.pub (Scholarly Community Encyclopedia from MDPI)
Scienceopen.com (Research platform and repository).
The newest PhilScience publication with gambling topic posted on these sites is The harms of problem gambling and the role of playing informed. Four slots available in it for citation-links under the CBALB program.

[pgmath]

We have recently updated the editorial fee schedule for the CBALB program. We have set up different fees for the academic sites in our portfolio (depending on the the moderation/review process and site category). We have included a renewable (per year) option for placements in three research data repositories and the fees start now from EUR 9. Contact us for sending you the updated TC file.

[pgmath]

Reminding those participating in the GamMathQA program that they benefit of a 10% discount on the writing fee and a free citation-link in the CBALB program. Several participants already claimed this bonus.

[pgmath]

Two new .edu sites have been added recently to the CBALB portfolio: Uow. edu. au and Upf. edu. Ready to cite gambling sites in gambling-studies publications.