Scott Parpe, Author and Fact-Checker

Scott Parpe

Fact-checker, financial expert. editor and writer.

Writing began as a school hobby, but I initially pursued a career in finance. My passion for storytelling persisted, leading me to study journalism and launch a freelance career. My lifestyle requires a flexible schedule, and writing is exactly what suits me best. For over a decade, I’ve worked on diverse projects, from articles to creative content, honing my craft across various platforms. I am quite familiar with the subject of gambling, as finance plays a key role in this industry.

Profile of Scott Parpe, fact-checker, gambling, and financial writer for Online Casinos Australia.

Experience	I have been writing for over 20 years, including 13 years at a professional level. The main topics are finance, iGaming, e-sports, and social research.
Motivation	People need to be financially literate. They need to be able to manage their money and understand global economic processes. I always wanted to help them with that.
Preferences	Guides, analytical articles, information checking
Working approach	I am in the habit of first checking information, then double-checking it, and then comparing it with other sources. Only then do I use it in my articles.
Hobbies	Video games, long-distance running, sci-fi. Creating memes.
Favourite movie/TV series/cartoon/anime/song about gambling or mentioning casinos/games	There is a simply brilliant filler episode in the Stargate spin-off. In a parallel universe, the main character plays poker with Wraith (a representative of a hostile alien race).
Totem animal	Fox
If you were a superhero, what powers would you have?	I would like to be able to travel between video game worlds and retrieve items from there.
Advice you would give to visitors of our review site	Trust me. I’m a professional. I have studied for many years and continue to study so that you can receive content you can rely on. So, relax and read OCA. My colleagues and I will find all the information you need.
What do you think casinos will look like in 100 years?	At the entrance, you are asked to turn off your brain chips. And then…