Play fair.
Keeping our courts welcoming for everyone.
What makes this work.
Tampa Bay Let's Play is built by and for local players who love getting on the court. What makes it work is simple: people showing up, being themselves, and treating each other with respect.
Whether you're a first-time player or you've been on the courts for decades, you belong here. We want every person who uses this site to feel comfortable showing up to play.
Content that isn't welcome.
Hate speech or slurs
Language targeting someone's race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.
Threats or intimidation
Threatening violence or harm, even if you're "just joking."
Harassment
Repeatedly contacting someone who hasn't responded, following them across the site, or making them uncomfortable.
Spam
Posting the same thing repeatedly, flooding conversations with links, or promoting unrelated businesses.
Explicit content
Sexual content, nudity, or anything you wouldn't want on a public court bulletin board.
Fake information
Intentionally posting wrong court details, fake reviews, or misleading reports.
What happens next.
We take a progressive approach to keeping the community welcoming.
A reminder
A friendly note from a moderator about our community guidelines.
A temporary pause
Your posting is paused for a period so things can cool down. You can still browse and read.
A temporary suspension
Access to the community is paused for a longer period.
Account removal
For serious or repeated issues, accounts may be permanently suspended.
The severity depends on the situation. Slurs and threats are treated much more seriously than a heated comment in the forums.
See something? Say something.
If you see something that doesn't belong, tell us. In a chat, open the menu to report the other player's message. For a post, comment, forum thread, review or profile, email support@tbletsplay.com with a link and we'll take a look.
Your reports are confidential: the other person won't know who reported them.
You can block a player from your chat with them. After that, neither of you can message the other or send each other match requests, and while you're signed in you won't see each other's feed posts, comments, forum threads, replies or reviews on court pages, or each other in the player directory. They aren't told, and you can unblock anytime in Settings.
Think we got it wrong?
If you believe a moderation action was made in error, reach out to us. We'll review your case and get back to you.
support@tbletsplay.comKeep it welcoming.
These guidelines exist for one reason: to keep our courts welcoming for everyone. Thanks for being part of this community.