World of Tanks ban wave status

Active wave Updated 20 October 2026

Wargaming penalised cheaters and "riggers" on the North American servers. Receiving enemy positions from an accomplice is now a permanent ban on the first offence.

Source: World of Tanks: Fair Play Update

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Ban waves recorded for World of Tanks

  1. 20 October 2026

    World of Tanks Active wave

    North America

    Wargaming penalised cheaters and "riggers" on the North American servers. Receiving enemy positions from an accomplice is now a permanent ban on the first offence.

    Reported scale: 223 cheaters penalized; 78 cheaters banned; 135 riggers banned · Source: World of Tanks: Fair Play Update

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