GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
What can I put in my free club name and description?
The club settings use a name and description: the trimmed name must contain 1–100 characters, and the trimmed description can contain up to 2,000. Use the name to identify the topic and the description to set expectations. These examples are suggestions, not approved brand text or a promise of results or approval.
For BSD readers preparing a name and description for a free capper community · Updated
Keep the name and description within their limits
The settings input accepts a non-empty name of up to 100 characters after trimming whitespace. The description is trimmed and can be up to 2,000 characters. A name that is only spaces does not meet the name rule; an empty description is allowed by the field schema.
Say what the community discusses
A useful description can name the kinds of conversations members can expect and how you want people to share their reasoning. Keep it specific to the group. Avoid claims that picks will win, that members will earn money, or that a certain number of people will join.
Treat sample copy as a starting suggestion
The example below is one hypothetical way to describe a discussion topic. It is not BSD-approved brand wording, a required rule, or a guarantee that settings will be approved. Adjust the language to fit the actual group.
Hypothetical copy suggestion, not approved brand text
Name: “Matchup Notes.” Description: “Share the questions you consider when reviewing games, explain your reasoning, and note what remains uncertain. Discussion is about analysis, not guaranteed outcomes.” This sample makes no claim about audience demand, member counts or performance.
Related questions
How long can a free club name be?
The name field accepts 1–100 characters after trimming whitespace.
How long can its description be?
The description field accepts up to 2,000 characters after trimming whitespace.
Will a name or description guarantee approval?
No. The field limits do not promise that settings will be approved.