Safety
Address privacy starts before anyone gets the location.
PokerMeet is designed for friendly home games with clear boundaries. Players can see the general area and request a seat, while exact addresses stay limited to approved players before game time.
Built-in protections
Simple safeguards for real-world games.
Host-approved seats
Hosts review requests before players join the roster.
General area first
Players can understand where a game is broadly located without seeing the full home address.
Gated address reveal
Exact address access requires approval, safety checks, and active reveal timing.
Community standards
Respectful behavior, clear expectations, and reporting tools help protect the community.
Address removal controls
If something feels off, hosts have tools to pause address visibility while the situation is reviewed.
Plain-English FAQ
How location privacy works.
Why not show the full address right away?
Home games happen in real homes. PokerMeet keeps exact addresses out of public browsing so hosts can review players first.
How do players know if the location works for them?
Players see the county and general area before requesting a seat. After host approval and safety checks, the exact address becomes available when the release window opens before game time.
Who receives the full address?
Only host-approved players who meet the safety checks, while the address-release window is active.
Does PokerMeet run games or provide financial functionality?
No. PokerMeet provides coordination and community-safety tools only. It does not conduct games or provide financial functionality.
What should hosts do if something feels off?
Hosts should use the available roster, address, and reporting controls, and follow PokerMeet's safety and incident policies.
Clear ground rules
PokerMeet helps coordinate friendly home poker games with clear ground rules.
PokerMeet helps adults connect for host-approved home poker games. Hosts control attendance, exact address access requires approval, safety checks, and reveal timing, and everyone is expected to follow local laws and PokerMeet community standards.
