iGaming Links exists to solve one problem: gambling links are the hardest links in SEO to source at scale. Publishers are cautious, ad channels are closed, and Google holds gambling sites to a higher standard than almost any other niche. We built a gambling-native network so agencies and affiliates can stop chasing webmasters and start shipping links.
What we do
We own and operate a network of 60,000+ gambling domains across 30+country TLDs, and we supply three link types from it — guest posts, niche edits and PBN links — plus PBN hosting and an ordering API. Everything is matched to the client's sub-niche, from casino to sportsbook to poker to bingo.
Who we serve
Our customers are SEO agencies, in-house iGaming teams and affiliate operators who need reliable, relevant gambling links at wholesale prices. White-label reporting means the links land under their brand, not ours — we are the engine, they are the face.
How we think about risk
We are honest about the tools we sell. PBN links sit outside Google's guidelines, and we say so plainly. Our job is to give you the control — anchor text, target, velocity — and the guidance to use every link type well. The risk tolerance for each campaign is yours to set, and we help you set it sensibly.
Why relevance is our obsession
In a Your-Money-Your-Life niche like gambling, a relevant link from a modest domain beats a powerful link from an unrelated one. That is why our entire network is gambling-native — the topical signal is built in on every placement, which is what keeps links both safe and effective.
Who writes our guides
Every guide and article on this site is written and fact-checked by the iGaming Links editorial team — the same people who source, vet and place links across the network every week. Nothing here is theory bought from a content mill: the advice comes from running real guest-post, niche-edit and PBN campaigns for agencies, operators and affiliates.
We cite primary sources — regulators, Google's own documentation and published industry data — wherever a claim depends on them, and we date every article so you can see how current it is. When guidance changes because Google or a regulator moved, we update the post and update its date rather than quietly leaving it stale. Where we sell something that carries risk, such as PBN links, we say so plainly rather than glossing over it.