Agent Creative · Community
A good game starts with a fair table.
Chat, celebrate a good play, and get to know your opponents. Treat partners, opponents and spectators with respect.
Respect the people playing
No harassment, threats, hate, sexual exploitation, nonconsensual intimate content, scams, doxxing, impersonation, or unlawful material. No sexual content involving minors. Do not share content you have no right to use.
These rules apply to table chat, messages, rooms, names, biographies, gifts and other communication through the game. Do not use gifts, repeated messages or purchases to pressure another person.
Keep the hand private
No table talk about a live hand
During bidding and play, do not reveal, hint at, request or coordinate information about anyone’s unplayed cards. Do not tell a partner which card or suit to play, how to bid, or how to cover a nil.
This includes truth, bluffs, coded phrases, emojis, and outside messages or calls used to coordinate the live game.
Examples that are not allowed
- “I’ve got the ace of spades” or “I’m out of hearts.”
- “Lead diamonds,” “bid nil,” or “save your spade for the next trick.”
- An agreed emoji that signals a suit, shortage or plan.
Friendly conversation is welcome
“Nice play,” “good luck,” and “that was close” are fine when they carry no coded tactical meaning. Use the game’s bid controls to make your bid.
You can discuss a completed hand after all its cards have been played, as long as you do not reveal or coordinate a new live hand. Mentioning a card after the hand is over is not automatically a violation.
Keep competition fair
Do not use outside live coaching, unauthorized automation, hidden-card access, deliberate disconnects, multiple controlled accounts, win trading, or other manipulation to change a result or rating. Report purchase or reward bugs instead of exploiting them.
Game-provided tools are allowed in the modes where they are available. The played-card tracker is free for everyone. Buying a cosmetic does not change the cards, scoring or rating rules.
Report concerns with context
Use Report on the player or message, choose the closest reason, and add a short factual explanation. Blocking limits supported interactions; reporting asks for moderator review. You can also email support.
A report may include available recent game-chat messages and game context, including other participants’ relevant messages. It does not record your screen, microphone, or activity in other apps. Older messages may no longer be available.
A report does not automatically penalize someone. Review depends on the evidence and context, including whether the hand was still live. Do not fabricate reports or retaliate against a person who reports a concern. An honest report that cannot be substantiated is not misconduct.
Actions and appeals
Depending on the conduct, severity and available evidence, action can include a warning, communication restrictions, or loss of access to the service. A purchase does not buy immunity from the rules.
If you believe a decision was mistaken, email sean@agentcreative.io with your player identifier and the notice or report reference, if supplied. Explain what you believe was missed. Never send passwords, recovery secrets, store credentials or payment-card information.