Arena Breakout: Infinite recorded 11,686 cheating bans during the enforcement period from August 24 through September 6. The game’s September 9 security notice also reports 50,276 compensated players and a total compensation value of 62.02 billion Koen.
The latest cheating-ban figure was 170 lower than the 11,856 bans reported for the August 10 through August 23 period in the previous security sweep. The new report still includes thousands of additional penalties beyond the main cheating figure.
September 9 enforcement figures
- Bans for cheating: 11,686
- 10-year bans: 2,029
- Device or IP bans: 959
- Bans: 8,698
- Bad behavior: 130
- Griefing: 130
- Koen confiscations: 3,481
- Playing with hackers: 3,481
- Information blocked: 77,011
The separate “Bans” entry is presented as its own line in the notice, with no further explanation. It should not be added to the cheating total or treated as a breakdown of the other penalty categories.
Arena Breakout: Infinite continues to apply a zero-tolerance policy to rule violations, including the use of plug-ins, unauthorized applications, and intentionally working with players who use them. The security team says suspicious accounts and historical data are reviewed through its real-time banning process. Confirmed violations can lead to a new ban or an extension of an existing punishment, including 10-year and device bans.
Players can report suspected rule breaking through the in-game Report function or the game’s social media channels. The notice also includes a partially masked sample of accounts that faced action, with the names presented in no particular order.
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