Can I promote my TFT tool or channel here?
Only if I follow the 10:1 rule, which means nine non-promotional posts or comments for every one promotional post.
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r/TeamfightTactics rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/TeamfightTactics: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 449,398
- Verified
- September 27, 2026
- Category
- Hobby and enthusiast communities
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Posts Must Be Directly Related to Teamfight Tactics!: All posts to the subreddit must be directly related to Teamfight Tactics. To clarify, posts about personalities who are associated with Teamfight Tactics doing things that are not directly related to the game are not allowed. In addition, posts about Riot that do not directly affect the game such as earnings, investments or unrelated things employees do are not allowed. Golden Spatula is a different game and does not count as TeamfightTactics until Riot's stance on it changes.
- No NSFW Content or violating Reddit's Content Policy: All submissions to Reddit as a whole should abide by [Reddit's Content Policy.](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy) You can read it in it's whole at the link. Additionally Do not post content that could be considered NSFW on the subreddit. Memes or other content that use NSFW tag as a base are also not allowed.
- No Vague or Misleading titles: Vague, contextless, memetic, or inaccurate titles are not allowed. Titles should represent or describe the content of a post. Single word titles or titles that are majority capital letters are not allowed.
- No Spam or Vote Manipulation!: Please don't spam posts self promoting your own content on the subreddit. If your post history is just you spamming your own stuff to the subreddit, then you're probably spamming. Don't engage in vote manipulation to get your shit to the front page, either. This includes asking people on other channels to view or upvote your content. Intentionally photoshopping, lying, or anything similar to present a false narrative would be considered vote manipulation.
- Be Nice to Each Other!: When interacting on the subreddit, please be cool to one another. This includes, but is not limited to: * No hate speech * No racism/sexism/homophobia * No personal attacks * No death threats * No threats of violence * No impersonation of others
- No Reposts!: Posts to the subreddit should be original and not reposts of already posted submissions. We know that when hot news drops lots of people want to post it, but please check new and the front page before submitting posts.
- No Breaking Riot ToS: Do not make posts or comments advertising, encouraging, or suggesting for anyone to break [Riot Terms of Service](https://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/legal/termsofuse). This includes, but is not limited to: * Buying, selling or trading accounts. * DDOSing * Offering boosting services * Using unauthorised third party apps
- All Memes Must Use Assets from Teamfight Tactics (But Can't Just Be Screenshots): All memes posted to the subreddit must use non-text assets from Teamfight Tactics in the image or video. Memes that are text superimposed over an image or screenshot only posts with meme titles do not count. Examples of allowed posts: - https://www.reddit.com/r/TeamfightTactics/comments/ro4bvt/the_climb_is_painful/ - https://www.reddit.com/r/TeamfightTactics/comments/rj3yfz/we_just_want_one_set_without_this_trait_pls/
- All Posts Must Be Flaired: All posts made to the subreddit should be flaired accordingly. Posts without a flair will be removed. For guidance: * Highlights: Screenshots and video clips from games showcasing plays or events in game. * Gameplay: Discussion or other topics relating to the gameplay of TFT * News: News about TFT * Esports: Posts pertaining to TFT esports. * AMA: AMA posts. * Fan Made Content: Fanart/Cosplay/Videos about TFT made by fans. * Guide: Guides on how to play TFT * Memes: For meme posts.
- Screenshots And Videos Shouldn't Be Repetitive or Taken with an External Camera: The following screenshot types **are not allowed**: * (Near)Perfect games * So-close screenshots (Being one unit short of 3*) * High numbers of low level champions in shop * Porn jokes * Ranked achievement posts below Master (includes being 1 game from rankup) * Screenshots/videos taken by external cameras * 10 pull with a bunch of crystals * Less than 72 copies of Leona * 3 star 4 or 5 cost units * Prismatic Traits * Two winstreakers * Bard stealing Elder Drake * A bunch of Zeds
- Bug Posts Are Not Allowed - They Should Be Reported to Riot Instead: The subreddit is not customer support. Your bug posts ought to be submitted to Riot customer support rather than on the subreddit. If you feel as though your bug post should be an exception, contact the moderators for approval. https://www.reddit.com/r/TeamfightTactics/comments/pt7bcg/bug_megathread/
- Promoting Personal Streams/Videos: Posts promoting personal streams/videos are allowed only if the user follows the 10:1 rule. Posts regarding Riot-Sanctioned events, or other **large** community events are allowed. An otherwise allowed post or comment may contain a stream link if it’s pertinent to a larger point. 10:1 rule is: For every 1 time you post self-promotional content, 9 other posts (submissions or comments) should not contain self-promotional content.
- No Technical or Account Support Questions: Technical or account support threads are not allowed.
- No Posts About Private Individuals breaking Riot TOS: This sub isn't here to report your latest troll while playing. Send a report to Riot and if you feel strongly enough about it, send Riot support a ticket. If the person in your post is someone public (pro player, streamer, Riot, etc) then the post may be approved.
- Salty Posts restricted to Salty Sundays: Sundays are the only time salty posts are allowed. Such as emotionally charged posts and posts just tagging along due to meta frustrations. Examples: * Holding all meta/fotm champ but not using them * I beat the meta comp * Look at how I lost to meta comp with my good comp Similarly, "how did X comp beat Y comp" posts will fall under this rule when the post is intended just to complain, not for actual discussions, questions, etc.
Works well
- A Guide flair post teaching a specific comp or mechanic, with the full value inside the post itself.
- A Gameplay flair discussion post sharing a data finding or trend from your own TFT games, with a link only where it supports a larger point.
- A comment-first approach, answering comp and set questions across the sub for weeks before posting anything of your own.
- A News flair post about a TFT update, checked against new and the front page so it is not a repost.
- An AMA flair post, if you have real standing in the TFT scene and the event is large enough to warrant it.
Avoid
- Dropping your links with an empty or self-promotional history, which the spam rule calls out directly.
- Asking people on other channels to view or upvote your post, which counts as vote manipulation.
- Submitting without a flair, since unflaired posts are removed.
- Posting a bug report instead of sending it to Riot, unless the moderators approve an exception.
- A phone camera screenshot or any banned screenshot type, like a ranked achievement below Master.
- A salty meta complaint on any day that is not Sunday, including posts dressed up as questions but meant only to complain about the meta.
What r/TeamfightTactics Is For
This is the number one subreddit for all things Teamfight Tactics, going by the community's own description. It is a room for players of the game, and the flair list shows what lives here: gameplay discussion, news, esports, guides, highlights, fan made content, memes, and AMAs. People come here to talk comps and sets, share clips from their games, learn from guides, and follow the competitive scene. If your product or content is genuinely about Teamfight Tactics itself, this is your audience. If it is about anything else, the very first rule will stop it at the door.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The first gate is “Posts Must Be Directly Related to Teamfight Tactics!”, which bans anything not tied to the game, including posts about Riot that do not affect the game itself. “No Spam or Vote Manipulation!” warns that a post history which is just your own stuff counts as spam, and asking people on other channels to view or upvote your content counts as vote manipulation. “Promoting Personal Streams/Videos” is the one that decides whether marketing-adjacent posts survive: promotion is allowed only if you follow the 10:1 rule, meaning nine non-promotional posts or comments for every one promotional post, while Riot sanctioned events and other large community events are exempt. “All Posts Must Be Flaired” means an unflaired post is removed, full stop. “No Vague or Misleading titles” bans single word titles, majority capital letter titles, and titles that do not describe the content. “No Breaking Riot ToS” matters if you built a tool, because suggesting anyone use unauthorised third party apps is not allowed. “No Reposts!” means you check new and the front page before submitting. And “Be Nice to Each Other!” is the baseline for every comment you write, since personal attacks get you removed no matter how good your post was.
What To Post
A good post here is one players would upvote even if they never heard of you. If you teach the game, a real guide under the Guide flair is the cleanest fit, as long as the value sits inside the post and the link is a bonus. If you found a trend or a pattern in your own games, frame it as a Gameplay discussion post with a title that says exactly what is inside. Before any of that, build a history: comment on comp threads, answer beginner questions, join set discussions, so that when you do post your own thing, nine normal contributions already sit behind it. Always pick the right flair before you submit, and never repost something already on the front page.
What To Avoid
Do not drop links with no history behind them, because that is exactly what the spam rule targets. Do not ask people on other channels to upvote you. Do not skip the flair, do not write a vague or shouty title, and do not repost something already on the front page. Do not post bug reports here, the mods point those to Riot, and only an exception approved by moderators survives. Do not take screenshots with a phone camera, and skip the banned screenshot types like near perfect games, prismatic traits, or ranked achievements below Master. Do not post salty meta complaints unless it is Sunday. And never suggest buying, selling, or trading accounts, boosting services, or unauthorised third party apps, because that breaks Riot's terms.
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Common questions about r/TeamfightTactics
Do I need a flair?
Yes, all posts must be flaired and posts without a flair are removed.
Can I post a meme that features my product?
No, memes must use non-text assets from Teamfight Tactics and cannot just be text over a screenshot.
Can I ask my email list or Discord to upvote my post?
No, asking people on other channels to view or upvote your content counts as vote manipulation.
Can I post about a bug I found?
No, bug posts should go to Riot instead, and only a moderator can approve an exception.
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