r/botting is a subreddit with 7k members. The community frequently discusses bot, review, ticketmaster, google, and instagram, and the most common flair used is show and tell, general, bot request, and selling bots.
This is a subreddit for discussing botting in video games and other productivity hacks. Self promotion is allowed and encouraged!
Low effort posts, sales, affiliate, scam, spam (asking for helping spamming) posts will be removed. We also don't want posts asking about how to use botting powers for evil (fraud, theft, harm etc...).
IF you //REALLY// want to post about the above topics then you must claim to be a turtle in the your post and respond to everyone as though you are a turtle.
Popular Topics in r/botting
#1
Bot
104 posts
#2
Review
39 posts
#3
Ticketmaster
26 posts
#4
22 posts
#5
20 posts
#6
Botting
18 posts
#7
Game
11 posts
#8
Maplestory
11 posts
#9
Spam
11 posts
#10
Reviews
10 posts
Flair Used in r/botting
#1
Show and Tell
: "Developing a tool to create your own automation bot for many types of game/application"
22 posts
#2
General
: "Partnered account got banned using viewbot.tv"
21 posts
#3
Bot Request
: "Auto swiper/clicker"
18 posts
#4
Selling Bots
: "Rok bots"
4 posts
Member Growth in r/botting
Yearly
+4k members(107.7%)
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Last updated: September 30, 2026