House rules
Code of conduct.
One table, five strangers, one game. These are the rules that keep a DINO night the kind of night people come back to.
Last updated 21 September 2026
Play with people, not against them
Competitive is fun. Cruel is not. Tease the move, never the person. Bring everyone at the table into the game, especially the quietest one.
Everyone is welcome
Zero tolerance for harassment or discrimination of any kind - based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, age, body, disability or anything else. No slurs, no jokes at someone's expense, no filming or photographing anyone who hasn't said yes.
Consent, every time
DINO is not a dating app. Flirting is not forbidden, but "no" and silence both mean no, and asking twice is already too many times. Nobody owes you their number, their social media or their evening.
Have a drink, or don't
Every night works perfectly without alcohol. Never pressure anyone to drink, never order for someone else, and never leave a drink unattended. Venue staff can refuse service at any point and we back them fully.
Respect the venue
Our partner venues host us because our tables are a pleasure to have. Arrive on time, keep the volume human, treat the staff and the game material with care, and tip.
Show up or free the seat
Tables are five people. When one seat is empty, the whole night changes. If you can't make it, cancel so someone on the waitlist can take your place.
If something happens
Tell venue staff right away if you feel unsafe, and write to safety@dino.global. Reports are handled confidentially and we never reveal who reported. In an emergency in Canada, call 911 first.
Breaking these rules means leaving the night without refund, and can mean a permanent ban from DINO.
Questions?
Write to privacy@dino.global or team@dino.global. We answer within 30 days, as the law requires.