To Vigo or not to Vigo? That is the question.

It's not just about playing on this resource. There are many resources, and you can play your favorite game even without them! It's about being accused of something I didn't do. All these suspicions might be understandable, but the accusations that you supposedly didn't play there and don't know how to play, and then bam, in serious games you make epic moves and win, so you're a cheater! Because you don't know how to do that and haven't done it before. Isn't that absurd, right?! ))))
And regarding maphack - I still don't understand what the accusations are based on...

Nobody called you a cheater. You were banned for "falsification of tournament results" and for maphacking. We don't deal with proof of maphacking, because it's impossible to prove; we draw conclusions based on the available information, of which there is a lot, and which, collectively, allows us to conclude that maphacking occurred in your games, and since you claim you always play yourself, that little note about maphacking is next to your nickname. If you had admitted that you sometimes let a "strong player who stopped by for a visit" play for you/"help" ;) , we would have removed the maphack accusations from you, leaving only the falsification. That wouldn't have changed the situation, but maybe it would have put your mind at ease.

And also, I'll add from myself, purely a life observation. There is a certain type of person who will never, ever admit to having messed up. In real life, I have several examples with very close people - they did something blatantly stupid, absolutely obvious, they're exposed, but they deny it to the very end, with glassy eyes and all that - "no, I didn't do it." Until they are literally caught red-handed and their nose is rubbed in it on the spot. And what do you think they did? Nothing. They just shut down and refuse to talk/explain. Grown adults... You can't make me understand why they do it, apparently it's human nature. And online, where it's practically impossible to expose someone, believe me, they would be even less likely to confess.