Fair Play Enforcement Reports
Rather than a promotion, this is Nexa's periodic transparency post: a list of accounts banned in a given quarter, with the statement that funds confiscated from them are redistributed in full to the players who were harmed. The latest edition covers January to March 2026.
What the report contains
The post is a plain table: a user ID and the nickname of each account Nexa closed for rule breaches in the quarter, twenty in the January–March 2026 edition. It does not state which rule each account broke, how much was confiscated, or how the redistribution was calculated. We have not reproduced the list here; it is on Nexa's site.
Nexa's general terms already prohibit bots, collusion, chip dumping, ghosting and third-party assistance, with account closure and forfeiture of balances as the sanction. The report is the public record of that sanction being applied.
Our take
Publishing ban lists is a useful signal that enforcement happens, and few rooms do it at all. It is not something we can verify independently, and the report says nothing about amounts, so read it as a statement of policy rather than an audit. If you believe you were affected by one of these accounts, the redistribution would come from Nexa; ask their support directly.
Official terms apply
This summary is written by Yoshi Poker from information Nexa has published. Offers change without notice; the terms shown in the Nexa app always prevail.
See the official terms