Last updated: October 15, 2026
Player 2 is where gamers find teammates and talk about the games they play. These guidelines apply to everything you post, upload or send on Player 2, including your username, profile, posts, comments, chats, looking-for-group listings, reviews, communities, events and tournaments. They are part of our Application Terms of Use.
Trash talk about a game is fine; attacking a person is not. Player 2 is open to everyone 13 and older, and many players are teenagers, so we hold everyone to a standard that keeps them safe.
Don't post or promote illegal activity, such as illegal drug use or underage drinking, and don't post content you don't have the rights to, such as someone else's copyrighted or trademarked work.
We use automated checks, reports from players and review by our team. Some content is checked automatically when you post it, and content that clearly breaks these guidelines may not be published or may go to a moderator first.
When content breaks these guidelines, we may remove it, send you a warning, reset your username or profile, suspend your account for a period of time, or ban it permanently. We decide based on how serious the violation is and on your history. Repeated violations lead to suspensions and bans, and serious ones, such as threats, hate or anything that puts a child at risk, can lead to an immediate ban. Child sexual abuse material always leads to a permanent ban that, to the extent permitted by applicable law, cannot be appealed.
Don't create another account to get around a suspension or ban. We may ban that account too.
If you see something that breaks these guidelines, report it in the app from the post, comment, message, profile or community where you found it. Our team reviews reports and lets you know when a report is closed.
To report child sexual abuse or exploitation, or a child in danger, email dev@player2app.com and see our CSAE Policy. You can also report it directly to NCMEC at report.cybertip.org. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services.