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Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 15 October 2019, 22:09
by sprockitz
In several games there are players who've been convicted of using multiple accounts or some other violation to achieve a high Elo, often #1 in a game...and after getting convicted get to keep their Elo ranking. Some of these players are permanently banned so they will eventually fall off the active lists, but others aren't actually banned at all...they get a temporary bump to their reputation but nothing significant that they can't build back up and are allowed to keep their #1 ranking in games that they cheated to achieve.
So suggestion is reset the Elo for players that are cheating...whether or not they get banned.
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 25 October 2019, 14:04
by N_Faker
Players do get their ELO reset if they are found beyond a doubt to have cheated severely across multiple games.
The penalty they are given will depend on the severity of their misconduct.
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 25 October 2019, 14:53
by sprockitz
Okay that is fair, but those who get banned forever for cheating still don’t necessarily have it reset...yeah they fall off the list after 2 months...but it would be better if they were immediately removed. Obviously if banned forever the punishment is severe the names shouldn’t hang atop the lists for months.
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 25 October 2019, 20:05
by N_Faker
I agree. The site should automatically remove banned and deleted accounts from the rankings. Just the same as if a game hasn't been played for 60 days.
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 26 October 2019, 18:30
by RicardoRix
While on the subject of banning and multiple accounts, if each account is verified by an email address, then it could be possible to block the email address from making new accounts after being banned.
Without naming names, it seems obvious that some people are making new accounts after being banned.
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 29 October 2019, 18:43
by jockey123
sprockitz wrote: ↑25 October 2019, 14:53
Okay that is fair, but those who get banned forever for cheating still don’t necessarily have it reset...yeah they fall off the list after 2 months...but it would be better if they were immediately removed. Obviously if banned forever the punishment is severe the names shouldn’t hang atop the lists for months.
agree
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 03 November 2019, 00:40
by AhoyMatey
Please remove YWB... he's at the top of Hearts and Coup and keeping legitimate players out of the elusive 1st...
Re: Players convicted of Cheating Should Not Keep Elo
Posted: 17 November 2019, 12:00
by jockey123
AhoyMatey wrote: ↑03 November 2019, 00:40
Please remove YWB... he's at the top of Hearts and Coup and keeping legitimate players out of the elusive 1st...
agree