Arbiter Anti-Cheat
Arbiter is the in-house anti-cheat developed by 1047 Games for Splitgate 2. It combines a kernel-assisted client component with a server-side telemetry layer focused on aim-assistance, recoil-control and projectile-prediction patterns. As an in-house system, the appeal counterparty is the studio itself rather than a third-party vendor.
Restriction tiers
- Account ban
Action on the 1047 / Steam-linked account, usually permanent for cheat-software detections.
- Hardware ban
Hardware fingerprint stored by the studio; new accounts on the same device are blocked.
What it checks
- Kernel-assisted client integrity component
- Server-side telemetry on aim, recoil and projectile patterns
- Match-replay scoring on flagged sessions
- Hardware fingerprint correlation across accounts
Identifiers it can use
- SMBIOS board and disk serials
- MAC addresses of physical network adapters
- Steam and 1047 account graph
Points an appeal can make
- 1047 Games support submission with the Arbiter reference identifier
- Match-replay rebuttal where the action is telemetry-driven
- GDPR Art. 15 access request for EU-resident accounts
How appeals are handled
- As an in-house system, the studio is both the operator and the appeal counterparty
- Telemetry-driven actions benefit from a structured fact timeline on resubmission
Evidence to collect
- Studio notice and Arbiter reference identifier
- Steam profile and purchase history
- Peripheral and macro-software inventory
- Recent match history relevant to the action
Games that use Arbiter Anti-Cheat
- Splitgate 2
- Splitgate (legacy)
This page summarises public information. Anti-cheat vendors do not publish every detail of how their systems work, so read it as background, not as an explanation of how your own case was decided.
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