Sea of Thieves Ban Wave Tracker recorded 0 community reports in the last 90 days, including 0 in the last 7 days. Community reports are not official confirmation of a ban wave.
Easy Anti-Cheat · Community ban reports
Sea of Thieves uses Easy Anti-Cheat. An account penalty follows the account, while a device-linked action can recur on the same PC. Neither the publisher nor Easy Anti-Cheat exposes a complete field list for Sea of Thieves or a match threshold, so the exact notice and repeat behavior matter more than a guessed serial.
Sea of Thieves has no bans logged here in the last 90 days. The enforcement on record for Sea of Thieves is: Hardware Ban (HWID). An empty window is missing data rather than proof of calm — the chart only knows what players report.
This page is a community tracker, not an official status feed for Sea of Thieves. Players log their own bans here, so the numbers above show submitted reports rather than confirmed publisher actions. The symptom breakdown can help compare reports, but it cannot identify the enforcement layer by itself.
Sea of Thieves players submitted 0 reports to this community tracker in the last 90 days; 0 arrived in the last 7 days.
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About these reports
The reports on this page are community submissions from Sea of Thieves players who were banned for any reason — anti-cheat detections, ban waves, false flags, account-sharing, cheat-software use, suspicious behaviour, payment disputes, and so on. They are community submissions, not verified reports about TraceX use. TraceX rewrites supported hardware identifiers; it does not alter publisher records or guarantee access. The data here shows submitted ban-report patterns so players can decide what to check next.
50% of Sea of Thieves reports describe banned — 1 of 2. The rest split across banned on multiple accounts (1). The share reporting bans on more than one account can be consistent with device correlation, but self-reported symptoms do not confirm the enforcement layer.
| Reported symptom | Reports | Share |
|---|---|---|
| I got banned | 1 | 50% |
| Banned on multiple accounts | 1 | 50% |
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Select the issue you're experiencing
Community report counts cannot identify a ban as account, IP, or hardware enforcement. Start with the exact publisher notice, then use the diagnostic below to assess which type matches the symptoms in Sea of Thieves.
Start with the exact notice shown in Sea of Thieves and the evidence on this page: 0 community reports in the last 90 days, including 0 in the last 7 days. Report volume does not establish the cause or duration of a sanction. Next, compare the publisher policy recorded in the ban duration database before replacing parts or reinstalling Windows. For the mechanism behind the enforcement itself, how a hardware ban is built and applied walks through detection, review, and the identifiers that get recorded.
If the notice is fresh, start with the first moves after a ban lands before you replace parts or reinstall Windows. The full ban-type diagnostic carries more context than the compact version above, and the complete games directory shows which engine guards each title.
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