Terms

CueLibre is free for players and for home tables, and staying in the line never requires accepting marketing. We make our money from venues — subscriptions and sponsorships — never from players.

We bill the venue. We never touch the players' money — not the pot, not a cut, not escrow. That's a design decision, not a roadmap item. CueLibre holds no balances, moves no funds between players, and takes no percentage of anything players arrange among themselves. Anything of value that changes hands at the table is between the people at the table, under the laws that apply to them.

One account per person, keyed to your email. Sign-in links arrive by email and work once — guard your mailbox like the key it is. Usernames are public: don't impersonate people, venues, or staff, and keep it fit for a wall screen in a family room.

Results count when both sides confirm them. Declaring wins you didn't earn, abandoning tables, or making the room worse for everyone can get you removed from a line, banned from a venue by its staff, or removed from public listings. Venues run their own rooms; CueLibre gives their staff the tools.

Hosts run their own games and are responsible for who they invite and what happens in their space. Public home listings show a town only — never an address — and CueLibre may delist any listing that abuses the directory.

CueLibre is built and maintained with help from AI tools. They are useful and they are fallible, so: a person reviews what gets published, no AI decides anything about you — not the line, not a result, not your standing — and nothing you type here is sent to an AI service.

If something on the site is wrong, tell us at break@cuelibre.com and we will fix it or take it down.

Nothing here is legal, financial or tax advice. What is lawful at a table — and what anyone at it agrees between themselves — is theirs to know and ours to stay out of.

CueLibre is provided as-is. We work hard to keep it accurate and available, but a queue app is not a guarantee of a game: tables close, venues change hours, phones die mid-rack. To the extent the law allows, our liability is limited to what you paid us for the service — which, for players, is nothing.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, in the United States. If something cannot be sorted out by talking to us, that is where it goes — unless the law where you live gives you the right to somewhere else, in which case it does.

If these terms change, the date above changes with them, and material changes get announced before they apply. Continuing to use CueLibre after that means the new terms.

Email break@cuelibre.com.