Legal and policy
The written rules match how PokerMeet works.
PokerMeet is built around private-home coordination, host approvals, and address privacy. The documents here explain the beta rules behind those safeguards.
California beta21+ onlyPrivate-home safeguards
Policy posture
Use this library for beta access rules, privacy requests, private-home safety standards, and support escalation paths.
Policy library
Start with the core beta documents.
These pages explain the rules, privacy posture, and support expectations behind the same product safeguards shown throughout the site.
Always in force
PokerMeet is a coordination and safety platform only. Private addresses remain hidden until host approval and reveal timing, and the beta remains 21+.
Core policies
Terms of service
The rules for using PokerMeet and participating in the beta.
Read termsPrivacy policy
How PokerMeet handles waitlist data, account information, and privacy requests.
Read privacy policyIncident policy
How to report problems and raise safety issues quickly.
Review incident policyTrust standards
Host guidelines
Expectations for hosts protecting private homes and controlling approvals.
Review host rulesPlayer code
How approved guests should handle private-home details and table etiquette.
Review player codeSafety standards
The safeguards that keep PokerMeet focused on trusted private-home coordination.
Read safety standardsSupport path
Questions belong with support, not guesswork.
If a policy raises an edge case, support can route privacy requests, safety reports, or account questions to the right place.
Private-home safeguards stay consistent across the site and app
California public county discovery during beta
Community rules and written policies reflect the same live experience