Arena Breakout: Infinite Bans 10,848 Cheaters in Latest Enforcement Round
The September 28 to October 11 window also included 3,706 10-year bans and compensation worth 116.91 billion Koen for 89,618 players.
Arena Breakout: Infinite recorded 10,848 cheating bans during the September 28 to October 11 enforcement window, according to its October 14 Steam security notice.
That total is 2,060 higher than the 8,788 cheating bans recorded for September 7 through 20, when the game reported 8,788 cheating bans.
The latest notice also counted 3,706 10-year bans, 1,744 device or IP bans, and 5,398 under a separate “Bans” label. It did not explain that label, so the 5,398 figure should not be read as an additional total on top of the 10,848 cheating bans.
During the same window, 89,618 players received compensation worth 116.91 billion Koen. The security team also recorded 166 bad-behavior actions, 166 griefing actions, 6,505 Koen confiscations, 6,505 actions for playing with hackers, and 84,086 under “information blocked.”
Arena Breakout: Infinite maintains a zero-tolerance policy for rule breaking, including using plug-ins or unauthorized apps and intentionally working with someone who uses them. The team says suspicious accounts and historical data are reviewed through real-time enforcement. Confirmed violations can result in a new ban or an extension of an existing one, with possible penalties including device bans and bulletins circulated inside and outside the game. Players can report suspected violations through the in-game Report function or social channels.
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