One of the first things we built is also one of the most important, so it is worth saying plainly: you can set content boundaries on your profile and on every table.

How it works

You tell us how you want a couple dozen content topics handled, from a hard no to actively prefer. Organizers describe their tables the same way. We use that to match you with tables that fit, and to keep ones that clash out of your default view.

It stays private

Your own boundaries are private by default. They are never shown to other players and never labeled on your profile. A table that crosses one of your hard nos just quietly does not show up. Nobody has to bring anything up in front of strangers.

If you want the bigger picture on why this matters, we wrote about the case for content boundaries at every table.