Hi, I’m Harriet— writer, editor, and someone who still gets way too excited about a random Coin Flip win.
I’ve always loved stories. That’s what pulled me into gaming in the first place — not just what you do, but how it makes you feel. Somewhere along the way, I got hooked on live casino shows. Turns out, there’s a lot in common: risk, rhythm, unexpected outcomes.
I don’t pretend to be a pro gambler, but I know what makes a session fun — and I’m here to write about it in a way that actually makes sense. No boring jargon. Just useful stuff, cool ideas, and maybe a few weird theories along the way.
I studied Media & Cultural Studies — a fancy way of saying I looked at how people interact with digital stuff.
Later I got into UX and narrative design, took a bunch of courses, followed a bunch of threads. Game theory, player behavior, all that good brainy stuff. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to understand why we click what we click, and why it feels so good when it works out.
Harriet has over seven years of experience writing in both the gaming and iGaming spaces. She’s known for her focus on emotional pacing, clear storytelling, and helping players make sense of complex formats without dumbing anything down. Her writing bridges the gap between strategy and fun — whether she’s exploring live dealer games, bonus mechanics, or narrative design principles.
She’s especially drawn to formats that reward intuition and timing, and often mixes cozy titles like Spiritfarer and Stardew Valley into her daily routine alongside high-volatility casino sessions. Her voice is rooted in real player experience and a genuine love for the rhythm of interactive play.
One of her favorite casino moments was watching a slow, uneventful session explode into a legendary win thanks to a surprise Top Slot hit. As for video games, Disco Elysium holds a permanent spot at the top, but Stardew Valley is where she resets. She also keeps a color-coded notebook of bonus round results — complete with mood notes and doodles. It’s part research, part ritual.
