Walkthrough

See how a poker night comes together.

PokerMeet gives players and hosts a cleaner way to find games, manage rosters, and coordinate -- without the group-text chaos.

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PokerMeet browse games screen
DiscoverBrowse safely

Player journey

Browse games, not doorsteps.

The player experience is designed to help you find and evaluate games before anyone's privacy is compromised.

1

Browse live counties

Explore active games without exposing anyone's home address.

2

Request a seat

See the vibe and expectations, then send a quick request to the host.

3

Get the address

Approved players get directions automatically when the reveal window opens.

PokerMeet event details screen
Event DetailsEvaluate the game
PokerMeet host review requests screen
Host QueueReview requests

Host journey

Hosts stay in control from post to check-in.

Create the game, review requests, approve your roster, and share your address when you're ready -- not before.

1

Create the game

Set the date, standards, and county. Your exact address stays gated.

2

Review requests

See who wants to join and approve every seat intentionally.

3

Share the details

The address reveals on your schedule, giving you total timing control.

4

Run the night

Track arrivals and coordinate via in-app tools instead of group texts.

Why it feels different

Built around trust, not traffic.

These are the details that make PokerMeet feel more like a private club and less like a listings feed.

Player privacy

Browse games privately

See nearby games without exposing hosts’ addresses.

Seat request flow

Simple seat requests and approvals

Send a quick intro and let the host decide.

Host setup

Create and duplicate events

Set up games quickly and reuse templates for recurring nights.

Roster control

Approve seat requests and manage waitlists

Stay in control of who sits at your table.

Ready?

Join the waitlist and be first to know when your county goes live.

The walkthrough shows how it works. The waitlist is how we decide where to expand next.