| Player | Roblox ID | Reason | Score | Status |
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Activity — last 14 days
Everyone here tripped enough rules to be worth a closer look, so they're sitting out of games for the moment. If they're bad news, approve the ban and they're gone from every connected game for good. If it's a false alarm, dismiss it and they can play again, with a week's grace so they don't get flagged straight back.
These players turned up with a bunch of friends who are already on the blocklist. That alone isn't proof of anything, so it's just here for you to eyeball. Ban them if it looks bad, or dismiss to clear it.
Username → Roblox ID lookup
Paste usernames (one per line) and hit Look up. You get each Roblox ID back on the same line, in the same order. Use their real username, not their display name.
Manual check
Paste usernames or IDs (one per line) to run the full check on them right now, up to 25 at a time. Anyone over the threshold gets sent to Pending review for the owner to decide on. The little circle next to each result shows how closely that person matches the people already on the blocklist.
Scan a player and their friends
Enter one username or ID and it checks that person plus everyone on their friends list, using the same checks as everywhere else (avatar, groups, profile). It goes 50 at a time, so run the first batch and a “Scan next 50” button shows up for the rest. Anyone the check flags lands in Pending review. Private friends lists can't be read.
Suggest a group to ban
Found a group that breaks the rules? You can't ban it yourself, but you can flag it for the owner. Drop in the group ID (and a quick reason if you want) and it shows up on their end to ban or pass on.