Sophie is one of our contributors at Time2play, reviewing online video slots for our American readers. She brings a fresh take to content writing, drawing on her previous experience in marketing to deliver well-written reviews with a strong focus on quality and data, ensuring our readers get the full low down on each game.
While in marketing, Sophie worked on everything from idea conceptualization to copywriting, before moving on to Account Management and taking on a front-facing role with clients. After that, she found her way to iGaming and Time2play.
About Sophie Pace
She has a keen eye for detail, and marketing helped her learn to analyze the nitty gritty details, figuring out what works and what doesn’t. She can spot when a casino or a game is just dressing something up to look pretty, and when it truly has something special.
When she’s not writing slot reviews, Sophie can either be found in the kitchen perfecting her baking, curled up with a stack of books, or enjoying a coffee with friends.
Professional journey
Freelance Writer — Time2play
2024 - Present
Account Manager — Blonde and Giant
2023 - 2023
Marketing Executive — Blonde and Giant
2022 - 2023
Digital Creative Executive — Blonde and Giant
2021 - 2022
Education
English MCLC (M.A.) — University of Malta
2018 - 2020
English (B.A.) — University of Malta
2014 - 2017
Contributions
GranaWin casino makes a strong offer for Canadian players. 12,000+ games is hard to ignore and I was impressed with the live casino section, especially the game shows. Working with 124 software providers, especially industry leaders, is one of the reasons GranaWin has curated such a strong library and it was positive to see.
After spending some time with PlayZilla, I feel it's a strong contender for the Canadian market. 4,000+ games is a big highlight, and those games are curated by 99 software providers.
If you’re a crypto user looking for a wide game selection, Metaspins is worth considering. After my experience testing it, I feel it competes with many of the top Canadian casinos.
Big Boost has plenty going for it in Canada, though it’s noticeably rougher around the edges than I expected.
