- This pot appears in the artworks of the following cards:
- Asleep at the Switch
- Avatar of The Pot
- Cash Back
- Counter Cleaner
- Dark Spirit Art - Greed
- Exchange (TCG Artwork)
- Extra Buck
- Fine
- Goblin Circus
- Goblin of Greed
- Goblin Out of the Frying Pan
- Greed Grado
- Greed Pact
- Jackpot 7
- Jar Robber (crying)
- Moray of Greed
- Panic Shuffle
- Peeking Goblin
- Pot of Duality
- Return
- Shard of Greed
- Single Purchase
- Spellbook Inside the Pot
- Spirit of the Pot of Greed
- The Gift of Greed
- Mistaken Arrest
- Despite its Forbidden status, "Pot of Greed" has continued to receive homage through cards such as "Shard of Greed" and "Moray of Greed", as well as through six direct counterparts, which imitate its effect in more balanced manners, or with more contextual purposes:
- Chaos Greed
- Pot of Avarice
- Jar of Greed
- Pot of Duality
- Pot of Dichotomy
- Red Dragon Vase
- In this, it is similar to the infamous Magic: The Gathering card "Black Lotus", a card retroactively banned for its lack of balance, but repeatedly referenced since within later, more measured counterparts.
- In addition, many cards with similar effects (and corresponding cost) have been released, such as "Allure of Darkness", "Solar Recharge", "Trade-In", "Rare Value", "Common Charity", "Destiny Draw", "Reckless Greed", and "Cards of Consonance".
- This is one of the four Forbidden cards that has its effect featured in "Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan" and "Pot of The Forbidden".
- According to the Master Guide whoever tries to take their hand out of the "Pot of Greed" will cause the pot to explode.
- This card has the opposite effect of "The Gift of Greed".