PokerNight.win

Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated 5 August 2026.

Part of the Terms of Use, operated by Contra Holdings LLC, a Utah limited liability company. Drafted for attorney review and not legal advice.

A table is a private room among people who invited each other. Most of what keeps it pleasant is ordinary manners rather than policy. This page covers the parts that are not negotiable.

Toward other people

Toward the game

The engine enforces the rules of the game itself. It cannot see a side conversation, which is why collusion is a matter of trust among the people you invited.

Toward the service

Security research

We welcome good faith reports of security problems, and we would much rather hear from you than not. If you are testing:

We do not run a paid bug bounty. We will not pursue anyone who follows the above in good faith, and we will credit you if you would like us to.

Reporting a problem

Email abuse@pokernight.win with enough detail to identify what happened, and include the table code while the table is still running. Tables are deleted shortly after they empty, so a report that arrives afterward reaches an empty room. Copyright complaints go to the DMCA policy instead.

Enforcement

We may remove content, end a table, or block access at any time and without notice. We do not pre-screen or moderate content, and there is nobody watching your table. What we can do is act on a report.

A table's host has their own powers over their own table, including removing a player and clearing chat, and those are usually faster than we are.

Because there are no accounts, enforcement means blocking access rather than closing a profile. Serious matters, in particular anything involving a minor, will be reported to the appropriate authorities.