Terms of Use

Roll Five — the five-dice party game · Last updated: 15 October 2026

These terms apply to the Roll Five website and Android app, operated by Orbit3 Pty Ltd. By playing online, chatting, or listing a room publicly, you agree to them. Contact: hello@orbit3.io.

Who can play

You must be at least 13 years old to play online or use chat.

Community rules

Online rooms, player names and chat are shared with other people. You agree not to post or use as a name anything that is:

• harassing, bullying, threatening or hateful toward any person or group;
• sexual, violent, or otherwise inappropriate for a general audience;
• spam, advertising, scams or links to harmful content;
• someone's personal information (yours or others') such as addresses or phone numbers;
• impersonating another person, or otherwise illegal.

Reporting, blocking and enforcement

• Tap any chat message to block (hide that player's messages for you) or report the player. You can also report a player from the room's player list.
• A player reported by multiple people in a room is automatically muted for that room. Room hosts can remove players.
• We review reports and may remove content, mute, or block access for anyone who breaks these rules, without notice.
• An automatic filter masks common offensive words; it is not perfect, so please report what it misses.

Ads

The game is free and supported by ads in the Android app, provided by Google AdMob. See our Privacy Policy for how ad data is handled.

Fair play

Don't attempt to cheat, disrupt rooms, overload or attack the service, or interfere with other players.

No warranty

The game is provided "as is" for entertainment, without warranties of any kind. Online play may be unavailable or interrupted at times. To the extent permitted by law, we aren't liable for indirect or consequential losses arising from use of the game.

Australian Consumer Law

Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right or remedy you have under the Australian Consumer Law or other laws that can't lawfully be excluded.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws in force in Australia.

Changes

We may update these terms; continued use after an update means you accept the new version.