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I usually add something to the end of the autosave name, like the date, so that the saves for one game are in sequence. Otherwise, you'll get confused in multiple playthroughs. But here, we're talking about an autosave.
Armchair analysis: how could it be about an autosave if the player loading the autosave had already played games against other opponents (I understand he was just loading his last save of the day)? In general, this situation can be easily explained by the fact that there are some "default" rules among players who have been playing on this site for more than a year. Also, the game was for money, which naturally sharpens the "intuition" of a newcomer (to this site), and Seven gave him something to think about, just as if, for example, Billy Bons had been disconnected a couple of times for some reason, Seven would have had doubts about his honesty. The primary reason for describing this situation was that (my subjective opinion based on what I read in the first post), the opponent threatened to discredit Seven, so he didn't wait for Billy Bons' interpretations and wrote everything himself. Essentially, there is a lack of trust between the opponents, and as has been said many times here, if you're not sure, don't play for stakes against someone you don't trust.