What subreddits are similar to r/StreamersCheating?
Subreddits like r/StreamersCheating are r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources, r/FiveMServers, r/topmains and r/SpaceCraftGame.
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Check r/StreamersCheating with the best time toolSubreddits like r/StreamersCheating are r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources, r/FiveMServers, r/topmains and r/SpaceCraftGame.
| Subreddit | Members | Karma to post | Self-promo |
|---|---|---|---|
| r/GTA | 3.6M | None listed | Banned |
| r/truegaming | 1.5M | None listed | Banned |
| r/videogames | 727.1K | None listed | Banned |
| r/gamingsuggestions | 400.6K | None listed | Banned |
| r/Workers_And_Resources | 40,932 | None listed | Limited |
| r/FiveMServers | 35,387 | None listed | Limited |
| r/topmains | 12,610 | None listed | Not listed |
| r/SpaceCraftGame | 2,509 | None listed | Banned |
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This community exists for people who are annoyed by cheaters in games, and especially by people who cheat while streaming at the same time. The description invites anyone with clips of streamers, or information about streamers related to cheating, to drop them here. So the people posting are gamers who caught something suspicious on a stream, viewers who want to call out bad behavior, and people sharing news about streamers being caught or banned. The tone is a mix of frustration and evidence sharing. The rules tell me the mods want the room to stay clean and fair, so it is a callout community with real guardrails, not a free for all.
The first rule to know is “Self Promotion”, which says no self promotion unless the mods authorize it. You cannot post a fake question like “Is this streamer hacking” when the real goal is pulling in views for your own stuff. If you want to post a video from your channel, you check with a mod first. Flagrant self promotion can lead to a tempban. The second rule is “False Information”, which says if you knowingly post something false, like claiming a streamer is banned when they are not, your post can be deleted and repeat offenses can get you banned. This one matters a lot here because the whole community runs on claims about specific people. The third rule is “Language”, which says no cursing, and if you must swear you censor it or make it funny. The fourth rule is the long first rule about respect, which bans homophobic, sexist, and racist comments, bans doxing of any sort, and warns that mods can remove you if they think you were toxic in any manner. The fifth rule is “Trolling”, which allows light trolling but bans abusive trolling with temp or permanent bans.
If you are a founder doing respectful marketing here, the honest answer is that this is a hard room to market in, and that is a good filter. The community wants clips and information about streamers cheating, so the only post that fits naturally is one where you genuinely contribute to that. If you caught a cheater on a stream and your tool or your work helped you catch it, you could share the clip or the finding as the main content, with your involvement mentioned honestly and only after you check with a mod first, because the rules require that for videos from your channel. Every claim you make must be true, because false information gets deleted and repeat offenses get people banned. Keep the language clean, censor any swearing, and never post personal details about anyone, because doxing is an instant ban. If you have nothing genuinely relevant to share, the respectful move is to read, learn what annoys these gamers, and post nothing yet.
The fastest way out is breaking the respect rule. Homophobic, sexist, or racist comments and doxing of any sort mean an instant ban, and the mods also say they can ban you for being toxic in any manner even if no listed rule was broken. Self promotion without mod approval is the big trap for anyone with a channel or a product. The rules specifically call out dressing up self promotion as a question, like asking if a streamer is hacking when the streamer is really you, and promoting your own content just to rake in views. Flagrant self promotion can lead to a tempban. Knowingly posting false information, like a fake ban claim, can get your post deleted without warning and repeated offenses can get you banned. Uncensored cursing breaks the language rule, and abusive trolling can get you temp banned or permanently banned.
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Subreddits like r/StreamersCheating are r/GTA, r/truegaming, r/videogames, r/gamingsuggestions, r/Workers_And_Resources, r/FiveMServers, r/topmains and r/SpaceCraftGame.
Yes, but only after you check with a moderator first and get authorization. Posting it without asking can get you a tempban.
No. The rules call this out directly, because it reads as self promotion dressed up as a question.
Yes, if the information is true. Knowingly posting false claims breaks “False Information” and repeated offenses lead to a ban.
No. The rules say no doxing of any sort and you will be instantly banned for it.
Yes, if you censor the words or replace them with something funny like “What the chocolate fudge...”.
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