Meet in public
Arrange your first games in public places — a café, a club, a bar or another open venue. Avoid private homes with someone you have not met before.
Tell someone
Let a friend or family member know where you are going and when you expect to be back.
Take your time
There is no obligation to meet anyone. If a conversation feels wrong, you can simply stop it, block the person and report them.
Protect your information
Share only what you are comfortable sharing. You never need to give a home address, financial details or identity documents to play a game.
Play fairly
Be on time, be respectful about results, and treat venues and their staff well. B-LINE is a guest in every place where a game happens.
If something goes wrong
Report the user through B-LINE so we can review the account. If you are in danger or a crime has been committed, contact your local emergency services first — B-LINE does not supervise meetings and cannot intervene in person.