Report a message, block a player — and play on
Someone spamming the table? Every message from another player now has a ⋯ menu: report it to a moderator, or block the sender so you stop seeing them — quietly.
In plain words
You are two turns away from your first hotel when someone at the table starts posting the same “FREE COINS” message every few seconds. Until this week, all you could do was scroll past it. Now you can deal with it without leaving the game.
It starts with the ⋯
Every chat message from another player — in the lobby and at any table — now has a small ⋯ next to the sender’s name. Tap it and you get two choices: report this message, or block the person who wrote it.
Report: say what’s wrong
Pick the reason that fits — spam or advertising, insults or harassment, hate speech, explicit content, or something else — and send it. A moderator takes it from there. You don’t have to argue in the chat, and no one at the table is told that you reported anything.
Once the report is sent, opolyx offers one more button: block that player too, so their next message never reaches you.
Block: they disappear, quietly
Blocking takes effect the moment you confirm it. That player’s messages vanish from every chat you share — this table, the lobby, the next game — and stay hidden after a reload or a week away. They are never told. They can keep playing; you simply stop hearing from them.
Questions people ask
If I block someone, will they know?
No. Blocking is silent and one-way. They are never told, they keep playing as usual, and they simply stop appearing in your chats.
What happens to a message I report?
A moderator reviews it, and if it breaks the rules it is removed for everyone. We keep a copy of the reported message, so the evidence survives even if it is deleted later.
Does anyone read my chat?
Not ordinary chat. A message is looked at only when a player reports it — and only to decide whether it breaks the rules.
How do I unblock someone?
Open your profile: the Blocked players list shows everyone you have blocked, and Unblock brings them back. You can also do it from that player’s own profile.
For the technically curious
Blocking happens when the chat is drawn, not when a message is sent. One filter covers everything — the history you load, messages arriving live, a full resync — and your block list arrives with the page itself, so a blocked player doesn’t flicker back for a split second after a reload.
A report keeps a snapshot of the message — who wrote it, what it said and when — so deleting the message afterwards does not delete the evidence. You can report a given message once, and up to twenty messages an hour.
Moderators work through a queue. Remove deletes the message and closes every open report on it in one go; Dismiss closes a single report. Each decision records which moderator made it, and an account that has been deactivated can no longer post in any chat.