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An importable n8n system that runs the creative function of a sportsbook or casino brand end to end. Intelligence in, compliance-checked creator briefs out, performance read back in so the next cycle is better than the last. Built for an in-house growth or UA lead to import, connect credentials, and run the same day.
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Eleven importable n8n workflow files and six documents. Unzip, then follow Section 2.
the-100k-igaming-creative-team.zip
| In the zip | What it is |
|---|---|
README.md |
Section 1 as a file. |
SETUP.md |
Section 2 as a file. |
PROMPTS.md |
Section 3 as a file. |
DATA-SCHEMA.md |
Section 4 as a file. |
COMPLIANCE.md |
Section 5 as a file. |
CUSTOMISATION.md |
Section 6 as a file. |
workflows/00-master-orchestrator.json |
Triggers and the stage chain. 16 nodes. |
workflows/01-configuration.json |
Brand config, validator, Creative Director. 7 nodes. |
workflows/02-intelligence-gathering.json |
Five parallel feeds, merged digest. 20 nodes. |
workflows/03-concept-generation.json |
Concepts, category spread, dedupe. 10 nodes. |
workflows/04-hook-production.json |
Hooks per concept, re-scored and ranked. 8 nodes. |
workflows/05-brief-writing.json |
Filmable briefs, plus the revision entry path. 8 nodes. |
workflows/06-compliance-gate.json |
Rule screen, reviewer, four verdicts, Gate 1. 16 nodes. |
workflows/07-creator-dispatch.json |
Gate 2, matching, send, chase schedule. 19 nodes. |
workflows/08-asset-ingest.json |
Pre-registration and the delivery webhook. 10 nodes. |
workflows/09-performance-loop.json |
Scoring, iteration, write-back. 14 nodes. |
workflows/99-error-handler.json |
Classify, redact, log, alert. 6 nodes. |
Import 99-error-handler.json first, then 01 to 09, then the master orchestrator last. Section 2 explains why.
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134 nodes is a lot to wire by hand.
If you would rather have this running against your stack than rebuild it stage by stage, we can deploy it with you.
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To run a real creative engine in-house you need a creative director, a trends analyst, a competitor researcher, a creative strategist, a hook writer, a scriptwriter, a compliance reviewer, a creator manager, a performance analyst and an editor. That is a six-figure headcount before a single ad ships, and most of those roles sit idle between cycles.
This is that department as one system. It does not replace the judgement of someone who knows your market, and the two approval gates exist precisely because it should not. What it replaces is the part of the work that is structure rather than judgement: pulling the fixtures, checking what rivals ran, keeping a batch of concepts from collapsing into eight versions of one idea, screening every brief against the same rule list every time, matching briefs to a roster, chasing the ones that went quiet, and remembering what you already made so you do not make it again in March.
The honest framing: it gets you from a blank Monday to a set of dispatch-ready briefs the same day. A person still reads them before they leave.
UA leads, growth marketers and in-house social or creative teams at sportsbook, casino and betting-adjacent brands. Technical enough to import a workflow and set credentials, not technical enough to want to debug someone else's spaghetti.
If you are stuck rotating the same odds posts, bonus-offer posts and big-win posts, this is the volume problem it solves, with an actual idea behind each one.
Download the bundle first. Everything below is also in the attached folder: six documents and eleven importable JSON files. The Notion pages are for reading, the files are for running.
Read Section 1, then Section 2. The system at a glance tells you what you are installing. The setup guide gets it running in about fifteen minutes.
Run the smoke test before real data. Eleven tests in Section 2. They cost a handful of agent calls and catch everything that usually goes wrong on a first install.
Keep the approval gates on. Both ship enabled. Section 5 explains why, and what to check before you turn either off.