violated fair play policy message; how to find which game it was?

I got the following message:

We have detected that one or more of your recent opponents has violated our Fair Play Policy. As compensation for potentially unfair rating losses, we adjusted your following ratings:

Rapid: 1575 + 8 => 1583

Does that mean that in order to find the game in question, I find the game when my rating became 1575?

When I find the game, I click on my opponent's name and don't see that their account is closed.

If a player is detected to violate fair play does their account get closed?

Usually, you can see whose account has been closed. The account has a red circle with a line through it.

I see one in your rapid archives.

I don't see any, but I will keep looking thanks

, or you can PM me the account thanks

Thanks very much for taking the time to show me. I guess I didn't look back far enough and I didn't know to look for the red circle icon. This will be helpful in the future, thanks again!

hi everybody

Weird... and thanks for the info. Having just got another one of those messages I went and looked back my playing history and saw the red circle. I lost that game but both my opponent and I played terribly and only for about 10 moves, before I resigned as I had to rush off to an appointment. My percentage was 68% and my opponent 69%. If they were cheating they were terrible at at.

Just look for the most recent game where your opponents account was closed

Why the heck would somebody want to cheat? And how can you cheat??? I just got this same message. About 8 of these messages and I didn't even notice. I'm a rating of 780ish. Been on a "streak" lately, whatever that means.

1. streak means when you do something alot without stopping ex. My streak of passing math tests ended today 2. you cheat by using hack codes

these are old comments im replying to i know. but i THINK that just because i get a notification of someone violating fair play .it doesn't automatically mean it was Me they cheated against . ? is that a right or wrong assumption ?

this is what I assume yes. For instance, I just received one of these notifications, but the game I had played seemed normal; my opponent and I both had mistakes and the game did not seem suspicious.