Players protect the room by how they show up. PokerMeet works best when players treat hosts, addresses, and roster approvals with the same seriousness that hosts bring to running a private game.

1) Respecting the Home

A host's address is a private invitation, not a public tip. Players must treat every reveal with absolute confidentiality.

• Privacy: Keep host addresses private. Never repost, screenshot, or share location details casually.
• Etiquette: Arrive on time and communicate clearly. Do not treat approval as optional; if you cannot make it, update your status immediately.

2) Respecting the Roster

Hosts curate their rooms to maintain a specific culture and safety level. Your behavior affects your reputation and future invitations.

• Guest Posture: Remember that you are a guest in a private home. Approval is a trust decision, not just a transaction.
• Reliability: Frequent "no-shows" or last-minute cancellations erode the health of the local county network.

3) Table & Age Standards

Show up ready for a respectful private game that follows the house rules.

• Compliance: Follow the posted stakes, house rules, and host expectations as stated in the approved listing.
• 21+ Policy: PokerMeet is strictly for individuals 21 years of age or older. Valid ID must be available if a host requests confirmation.

4) Reporting & Safety

If a room feels unsafe or does not match the standards described, say something early.

• Reporting: Use the Incident Policy to report unsafe behavior, suspected fees, harassment, or address misuse immediately.
• Operational Boundaries: PokerMeet does not run games or process money. Support is available for safety and boundary issues, not for settling game-specific disputes.