how can I identify which opponent violated fair play?

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TheCalculatorKid
I've had a message off chess.com saying an opponent has violated fair play so I've had some points re added to my total. But how do I identify which opponent it was?
goodbye27

they didnt tell you for a reason, i think its about their privacy policy.

TheCalculatorKid

The thing is as well it was bullet chess, why would anyone even bother with that mode cheating wise?

Yu-Hopkins
TheCalculatorKid wrote:

The thing is as well it was bullet chess, why would anyone even bother with that mode cheating wise?

I think when a user gets banned for fair play policy, the site returns all the elo to all the players who  lost to the banned user regardless of whatever or however the match was.     

TheCalculatorKid

Fair enough. I just wonder if there's a way of finding out who it was.

Martin_Stahl
TheCalculatorKid wrote:

Fair enough. I just wonder if there's a way of finding out who it was.

 

Go through your archive and look for the red circle with a line through it.

TheCalculatorKid

Thank you @martin_stahl that worked. I now know who it was.

TheCalculatorKid

I care, hence the thread

Velocity

is there any way to filter it? that would be a very cool addition, and im curious as ive had quite a few elo returrns

Martin_Stahl
Velocity wrote:

is there any way to filter it? that would be a very cool addition, and im curious as ive had quite a few elo returrns

You could filter on losses

thatsjust

Skeeby Dee

Velocity
Martin_Stahl wrote:
Velocity wrote:

is there any way to filter it? that would be a very cool addition, and im curious as ive had quite a few elo returrns

You could filter on losses

ive had quite a few of them you see... grin