, the "CHEATER" tag is a client-side warning that appears above a player's name in red text. How to Know if You Have the Tag By design, you cannot see your own cheater tag

How it appears:

You’ll know you have a CHEATER tag if you see a red label above your name in a lobby or mid-game, or if you find yourself being instantly kicked from public matches that have "auto-kick cheaters" enabled. 

3. The "Suspected" Message

Sometimes the game isn't 100% sure. You might see a tag that says "Cheater (Suspected)." This usually happens when you pick up an impossible amount of bags too quickly or spawn an item that the host's game didn't register. This tag can go away if the suspicion clears, unlike a hard "Cheater" tag.

: The most direct way is to ask teammates if they see a red label over your character or name. Test "Auto-Kick" lobbies

Part 2: The "Top 5" Triggers (Why you got the tag)

Knowing how to get the tag is the same as knowing if you have it. The system is automated and triggers based on specific client-side checks. Here are the top 5 reasons players get flagged:

Peer Feedback: The most common way to find out is simply by having a teammate or friend tell you.