Content Publisher
Companies offering content publisher in the iGaming industry — 2 listed.
Leylaj Magazine is an online gambling and betting publication that also operates a free-to-play casino in demo mode. Launched first in Persian/Farsi and later in English, it positions itself as a “content‑oriented database” covering casino games, sports predictions, and industry analysis. The magazine treats gambling as a social and cultural phenomenon rather than pure entertainment, and it deliberately omits publication dates and keeps its editorial staff anonymous to mimic the randomness of casino outcomes and protect individuals in jurisdictions where gambling promotion is restricted, notably Iran. Beyond editorial content, Leylaj offers a free casino section where visitors can try slot and table games without registration or deposit, as well as paid content‑writing services for operators and advertising opportunities for gambling‑related businesses. The company does not disclose its founding year, legal headquarters, or leadership; a 2023 interview on Sigma.world mentioned a founder who discussed navigating heavy internet filtering in Iran, but no names were provided. Leylaj reduces legal exposure by avoiding real‑money wagering and remaining a low‑profile, content‑first operation serving primarily Persian‑speaking audiences.
Coinworldstory is a niche content platform that publishes reviews and analyses of cryptocurrency, forex, and blockchain-adjacent opportunities. Founded in 2018, the company covers topics such as ICOs, HYIPs, cloud mining, NFT projects, forex brokers, and online earning schemes, targeting retail investors seeking guidance. Its primary domain is coinworldstory.com, and it maintains an Instagram presence (@coinworldstory) to promote its articles. The company leaves a minimal public footprint: no official about page, employee directory, or leadership bios are available, and it is not listed on major business databases like Crunchbase or LinkedIn. A ZoomInfo entry confirms the 2018 founding year but provides no headcount or revenue. The site is monetized through advertising or affiliate links, and a Traders Union review describes it as safe and legitimate but limited to third-party opinions. Coinworldstory appears to be a very small operation—possibly a one-person or few-person effort—operating in a crowded field of crypto review blogs without any distinctive products, proprietary technology, or notable industry impact.
