Slapjack Seeks Three Content Creators After Reaching 4,000 Users In First Month

Slapjack, a player-versus-player blackjack app built around the proposition of “Blackjack without the house edge”, is inviting applications for its first three paid Slapjack Creator roles.

The full-time, salaried positions are aimed at blackjack fans with original content ideas who are comfortable appearing on camera. Applications are open until 10 December 2026.

Creators will produce content for Slapjack’s social media channels, including strategy breakdowns, hand reviews, recurring series and features showcasing the app. They will work directly with founders Matty Betss and Degen Dalt, as well as the wider Slapjack team, and provide feedback to help shape the product as it develops.

The company said applicants do not need to have a large existing following, with personality and creative ideas taking priority over audience size.

Slapjack Reports 4,000 Users In First Month

The recruitment drive follows the app attracting more than 4,000 users during its first 30 days.

Unlike traditional casino blackjack, Slapjack allows players to compete against one another rather than the house. Each player has their own private table and dealer.

“Everyone who's ever played blackjack has the same story: you sit down, you play by the book, and the house still wins,” said Matt Tanner, founder of Slapjack and the creator behind Matty Betss.

“We built Slapjack to level the playing field. Now we want to find the next wave of blackjack personalities. If you love the game, you've got ideas and you're not afraid of a camera, we'll give you the platform, the support and a salary to build with us.”

Gino, Slapjack co-founder and owner of BetOpenly.com, added: “I’ve spent a decade believing the future of gaming is people competing against people, not the house. Matty and Dalt share that vision and bring the work ethic to build it. Co-founding Slapjack with them was a natural fit.”

Creator Roles And Application Requirements

The three successful applicants will be responsible for:

• Creating full-time blackjack content for Slapjack’s social media channels.

• Developing content ideas and formats with Matty Betss, Degen Dalt and the Slapjack team.

• Providing product feedback to support the app’s development.

• Working in a salaried role.

Applicants must be blackjack fans who are comfortable on camera and have original content ideas. They must also be at least 21 years old and based in a state where Slapjack is available.

To apply, candidates must download Slapjack from the App Store, create and verify an account, and complete the application form at slapjack.app/paid-to-play.

Applicants must also submit a short video explaining why they would be suitable for the role and outlining one content idea they would like to produce.

Applications close on 10 December 2026. Finalists are due to be announced on 15 December through the Matty Betss channels, which have approximately 500,000 followers, and Slapjack’s social media accounts.

Battles And Tournaments Offer Two Ways To Play

Slapjack gives players 100,000 starting chips under the same high-limit rules and offers two competition formats.

Battles are one-versus-one, real-time games lasting five minutes, with the winner taking the prize.

Tournaments bring together hundreds of players competing for daily prizes. The top 10% of participants receive a payout, with games lasting 10 minutes.

Slapjack is not available in Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, South Carolina or South Dakota.

Further information about the app and creator applications is available at slapjack.app and slapjack.app/paid-to-play.