Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/cardgames?
Allowed Its rules allow sharing your own work.
- 25,175 members
- text and link posts
- posting limited to approved users
- its rules on Reddit
A place for news, information, and discussion about card games and card game culture. Whether it's physical card games or virtual card games, feel free to join and discuss your favorite card games!
What its rules say about promotion
Companies promoting their game should make a complete post
If you are a company and you want to promote your (new) card game, feel free to do so! We are always happy to learn about card games. However, please provide us with as much information about the game that you can share. This encourages discussion, which is what this place is all about. Leaving a link to your website with a short description does not help your promotion nor this community.
All 3 rules of r/cardgames
- Keep it family-friendly
This is a place for discussion and sometimes discussions can get a bit heated. This is understandable, but please refrain from using bad language. - Companies promoting their game should make a complete post
If you are a company and you want to promote your (new) card game, feel free to do so! We are always happy to learn about card games. However, please provide us with as much information about the game that you can share. This encourages discussion, which is what this place is all about. Leaving a link to your website with a short description does not help your promotion nor this community. - Please do not spam
Post must be coherent and exist to contribute to or create discussions.
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