Three Buttons That Never Leave the Call Screen
Consent-first is a slogan until someone tests it. This page explains what actually happens when you skip, block or report on DirtyRoulette — what each button does, where the report goes, and why the exits are free on purpose.
Meet the ControlsEvery adult chat site claims to be safe. The honest test is narrower: when a match goes wrong, how many seconds and how much money stand between you and the exit? On DirtyRoulette the answer is one tap and zero dollars, three different ways — and this page explains each, because consent you cannot operate is decoration.
Skip is the everyday tool. One tap ends the match instantly and silently; the other person is not notified of a reason, and the wheel is already spinning again. It is unlimited and free by design — a roulette only works when leaving is cheaper than staying. Most matches that end, end this way, and that is the system working, not failing.
Block is for the ones you never want to see again. Blocking stops that person from matching with you in the future — a permanent skip that works even when you are not thinking about it. It takes the same one tap and costs the same nothing.
Report is the serious one, and it deserves a straight answer about where it goes: flagged sessions are sent to human review. Reporting is not a mute button and not a suggestion box — it is the mechanism that gives the community rules consequences. Bad behavior does not get to hide behind anonymity here.
Why put all three on the call screen instead of a settings page? Because the moment you need them is the moment you are still in the room. Consent-first, as a product decision, means the exit is always closer than the problem.
Ends the match now, silently, with no reason attached. Unlimited and free, because random matching only works when leaving is effortless.
Stops that specific person from ever matching with you again. One tap, effective immediately, and entirely invisible to them.
Flags the session for human review. This is how the rules get teeth: anonymity protects identity, never behavior.
Silence your mic or kill your camera mid-call without ending anything. Control of what the room hears and sees is yours, moment to moment.
None of these live in a menu. They sit on the call screen in every room, because the moment you need them is never convenient.
Safety is not a paid tier. Every exit and every protection costs nothing, works in guest mode, and never runs out.
Skip, block and report are one tap away while the problem is still happening. Leaving takes a second, not a procedure.
A form, a menu maze, maybe an email to support — the exit arrives after the damage. Safety you have to search for is not safety.
The session is flagged and sent to human review. Reporting is not automatic punishment and not a black hole — a person looks at it, and behavior that breaks the consent rules has consequences.