Easter Egg Hunt

Can you spot secret coded messages in images? Would you like to win €60 in Cardmarket credit? Are you fond of time-honored Easter traditions? Then you have come to the right place. Start your Easter egg hunt here!

Oh no! An evil Easter bunny has hidden codes in pictures scattered across Cardmarket Insight, the part of our website you're reading right now, and we need you to find them. After all, there are dozens of Easter presents on the line.

  • Each winner of our Easter egg hunt receives a Cardmarket coupon for €60 (five dozen euros).

  • We select 24 such winners (two dozen people) via a randomized drawing where each Easter egg code you find equals one entry.

  • There are 21 Easter egg codes in total. If you find all of them, for example, your chance to win is three times as high as it is for someone who finds seven. Finding ten codes doubles the chance compared to five. Winning with eight is four times as likely as winning with two. And so on. But don't worry: anyone who correctly submits at least one Easter egg code here can win €60!

Easter Egg Codes (and How to Find Them)

Each Insight article that's been published between February 2, 2026, and this Easter Sunday contains exactly one image with an Easter egg code. (Links below may also give you interesting stuff to read/watch.) Each code starts with EE followed by five characters from a pool of 2345678acgkmptvxy. (Note the possibility of characters repeating.) Some codes are easy to spot, but some are hidden fiendishly well. (Don't blame our regular graphic designer who is a kind person and had no hand in this.)

The code might be in an image that is displayed when you load the article. But almost half the time it's in an edited card picture instead that is only displayed when you hover over a card link. (Remember the evil Easter bunny mentioned above?) Finding one of these card pictures may require a bit of time and effort. (Enjoy our decklists!) It also requires the use of a computer to work properly. (Doing this challenge on a tiny phone screen is not a good idea anyway.) But if you read this far, you now get one freebie as your reward: Move your mouse cursor over this ominous card link here and see if you can tell where the image thus revealed differs from the regular card.

You can expect another Insight article to point out all Easter eggs and to announce all winners by April 17. Good luck, have fun, and happy Easter!


Game Over! Participation No Longer Possible

Update: Submissions are closed now. You can no longer win any prizes, but if you still like to hunt for fun, find the 21 articles that contain an egg listed below. Or just check out the Easter Aftermath article that reveals all eggs and all winners.

No Spoilers in Comments, Please!

It's always sweet when we see or hear from people who work together on one of our contests. If you have fun hunting for Easter eggs within a group of friends, that's great. A higher overall total of correct answers lowers your own odds of winning, so sharing your eggs with others is actually a nice thing to do … But only elsewhere! Don't post any codes or where to find them in our comment section here on Insight. That just ruins the game for everyone who's still searching.

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