About PokerMeet
What PokerMeet Is and Is Not
PokerMeet coordinates private home games. It is not a gambling operator, payment processor, public address directory, or open guest list.
PokerMeet helps adults 21 and older coordinate private home poker nights with clearer expectations and privacy-focused controls.
What PokerMeet is
- A coordination tool for private poker nights
- A way for hosts to approve seats and manage attendance
- A privacy-first approach to sharing locations
- A community layer that encourages accountability and respectful behavior
- A sample-data demo that does not read or write real member data
What PokerMeet isn't
- Not a public address directory
- Not an open guest list
- Not a replacement for host judgment
- Not a gambling operator or a guarantee that any private game is safe or lawful
- Not a payment processor: PokerMeet does not collect buy-ins, process payouts, escrow funds, take rake, or settle game money
PokerMeet is in private beta, and production account creation is invitation-only. A public launch is planned for August 2026, subject to readiness.
If you are new to PokerMeet, preview the demo, follow county updates, and review the safety model.
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See how PokerMeet protects location details
Players see the general area first. Exact address access requires host approval, safety checks, and active reveal timing.
PokerMeet shows the general area first, keeps host approval in the flow, and reveals exact addresses only after approval, safety checks, and active reveal timing.
Related notes
Keep reading the rollout and trust notes.
Safety and Privacy / Feb 5, 2026
Why PokerMeet Built Panic Hide for Hosts
Panic Hide removes event and address visibility immediately for non-host users when a host needs to close access.
Safety and Privacy / Feb 10, 2026
How PokerMeet Protects a Host's Home Address
Learn how PokerMeet keeps exact home addresses out of public discovery and limits reveal to approved players when safety and timing conditions are satisfied.
Safety and Privacy / Feb 1, 2026
3 features we built to protect SoCal hosts
See how timed address reveal, Panic Hide, and reliability signals support host decisions for private home poker games.