"You lost to a cheater"

Simple question (haven't found any answer by using the search engine. Sorry if the answer is already aveable - I'd appreciate if you tell me how to find it):

I've recieved a notification saying "You lost to a cheater. 16 Refund: 16 Classical rating points."

But once i open that notification i just arrive to my profile.

How can i see that (or those) particular games i've played, i mean, against this banned user? Tried manually, but got lost in all the matches i've played so far.

Thanks in advance.

If you want to know who it was just look at the recent games you've lost and look at your opponents profiles. The cheater's profile wil either be marked or closed.

It's Christian_Woo

is the game. He had no inaccuracies, mistakes, or blunders the entire game. His profile has been flagged. FYI, I found it by looking at the last game that lost you 16 rating points, examined it/opponent's profile, and found the above info.

To the cheater...

youtu.be/SrDSqODtEFM

Actually, I played a 0/0/0 game in 90+30.
No engines. Opponent was 1546 FIDE and 1496 National Rating ( he is 2200 Classical here. He says that he doesn't use engines in games) . I am 1244 FIDE and 1450 National Rating. I won the game in 22 moves with black. All 0/0/0s are not cheaters.

Savagechess2k, I agree with you. My daughter, 6 years old, beginner, won in 12 moves with 0/0/0 without cheating. And his opponent had 2/0/0 !

"You won against a cheater"

@savagechess2k and @Catastrov

Very true. I forgot to mention that his time graph for moves was very flat in addition to the perfect game. Regardless, I'm quite certain that the above game was the one where @katinho-beginner lost to a cheater (Christian_Woo)

@Catastrov why did black resign in the above game? I'm not sure I see a guaranteed victory here (although white is better)...

Oh, and @savagechess2k , I think that you mean that not all 0/0/0s are cheaters, not, "All 0/0/0s are not cheaters."