Arena Breakout: Infinite Reports 10,869 Cheating Bans in Latest Sweep
The October 12-25 period also brought 3,861 10-year bans and 123.90 billion Koen in compensation for 86,261 players.
Arena Breakout: Infinite recorded 10,869 cheating bans from October 12 through October 25, while 86,261 players received compensation worth 123.90 billion Koen. The figures appear in the game’s October 28 security notice.
The cheating-ban total was 21 higher than the previous period’s 10,848, reported for September 28 through October 11 in the prior enforcement figures. The new notice counts 3,861 10-year bans, up from 3,706, while device or IP bans fell from 1,744 to 1,313.
Compensation reached fewer players than in the previous period, when 89,618 players received 116.91 billion Koen. The total value rose to 123.90 billion Koen this time. The notice also records 5,695 under a separate “Bans” label, without explaining how that figure relates to the cheating-ban total, so it should not be added to 10,869.
Other reported figures include 144 actions for bad behavior, 144 for griefing, 9,812 Koen confiscations, 9,812 actions for playing with hackers, and 79,888 under “information blocked.” The notice also includes a sample of partially masked accounts that faced action.
The security team says it investigates suspicious accounts and historical data, with confirmed violations leading to a new ban or an extension of an existing one. Penalties can include 10-year or device bans, and players can report suspected rule breaking through the in-game Report function or the game’s social channels.
What do you make of the change in cheating bans and compensation this period? Follow the game’s recurring security updates on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
