Spelbordet

Terms

Short and simple: be kind, play fair, and remember the site is in beta.

The beta

Spelbordet is free during the beta. The site changes often, can have bugs and may sometimes be down for a while. We back up the accounts, but cannot promise that nothing is ever lost.

Your account

Your account is personal: one account per person, and keep your password to yourself. You are responsible for what is done from your account.

Fair play

  • Be kind to other players, in the chat and at the tables.
  • No cheating, no programs that play for you and no extra accounts to fool the ranking.
  • No harassment, threats or illegal content.

Moderators can remove content and close accounts that break these rules.

If you see something that breaks the rules, you can report the message or the player right in the chat. A moderator looks at the report and you get a notice when it has been handled; the player you report is not told who reported them. You can also block a player, so you do not see each other's messages. Slurs are turned into stars in the chat automatically.

Age

You need to be at least 13 to have an account. Blackjack, Texas Hold'em and Omaha are for players who are 18 or older, even though the chips are only for fun: the site sees that from the date of birth you gave.

Play chips

Chips, coins and winnings on the site are pretend only. They can never be bought, sold, moved between players or turned into money or anything else of value. Poker and blackjack here are therefore not gambling.

What you write

What you write in the chat and the wiki is your responsibility. Wiki texts can be changed by other players and are shown to everyone who is logged in. You let us show them on the site.

The games and the code

The rules of the classic games are old and free. The site's code, art, original games and texts belong to Spelbordet and may not be copied.

Liability

We do our best, but the site is provided as it is, without guarantees. We are not liable for losses caused by downtime or bugs.

Changes

We may change these terms. Bigger changes are announced in the site's news. Swedish law applies. Last changed 1 November 2026.