DirtyRoulette Community Guidelines

1Why an adult room needs rules

There is no previewing the stranger on the other side of a match, so the product itself has to set the floor: adults only, everything consensual, nobody recorded. Moderators read every report, and severe or repeat offenders lose access for good.

The rules stay short on purpose — a code nobody reads protects nobody. They apply across video, voice and text alike, for every second a match lasts. The terms of service carry the legal wording; this page carries the meaning.

2The green list

Habits that make DirtyRoulette worth opening:

• Treat whoever appears like a person — because that is exactly what they are
• Check the vibe before escalating; an adult room only works when both sides want the same thing
• Skip freely when a chat is not your thing — no one owes anyone another minute
• Report rule-breaking even when you were not the target
• Guard your full name, address, workplace and finances — keep them to yourself

3Prohibited content and conduct

Lines that end accounts, no warnings owed:

• Anything involving minors — ever, in any form, including claiming or pretending to be underage. Zero tolerance, no second chances
• Non-consensual content of any kind — recording, capturing, sharing or threatening to share another person's image without their agreement. Zero tolerance, no second chances
• Pressure, coercion or manipulation — pushing a match toward anything they have not freely chosen
• Harassment, threats, hate speech or going after anyone for who they are
• Scams, spam, ads or sales pitches inside a room
• Anything illegal, full stop — and do not use a match to plan it either

4Consent is the whole game

DirtyRoulette is an adult site, and adult only works one way: both people in the room want to be there, doing whatever they are doing. Either person can end that agreement at any second by skipping — no justification required, no hard feelings owed. A match who ignores a clear "no" or keeps pushing after the mood dies is breaking the central rule of the site, and reporting them is the right move, not the rude one.

5Under-18: zero tolerance

Anyone under 18 may not use DirtyRoulette, period. The age gate is the first line, moderation is the second: any account we reasonably suspect involves a minor, on either end of a call, is removed immediately, and we report to the authorities whenever the law requires it. If a match seems underage, end the call and report it on the spot — you will never be penalized for a good-faith report.

6Recording others: lifetime ban

This rule gets its own paragraph because it is the fastest route to a permanent ban. Never capture another person from a call — no screen recorder, no phone aimed at the display, no restreaming. And never publish, pass around or threaten to pass around a match's image, edited or not. Non-consensual images destroy lives; we treat every case as a severe offense and cooperate with authorities where the law demands it.

7How reporting works

Two channels, both human-read. Inside a call, the report button stays visible the whole time — tap, pick a reason, and the flag lands with moderators carrying the session context they need. You never have to argue your case or gather proof, and reports stay confidential.

After a call, or for anything the button cannot cover, email [email protected] through the contact page. Reports about minors or non-consensual content jump to the front of the queue automatically. The report and block page shows the mechanics step by step.

8What enforcement looks like

Consequences scale: a warning for a minor first misstep, suspension for repeat behavior, permanent bans for the severe stuff — minors, captured images, coercion, threats, crimes. A ban follows the person, not merely the account. Think a decision about your account was wrong? Appeal through support, and a different moderator reviews it fresh.

That is the whole rulebook. Now see who is online and go meet someone.