interrogation point

I'm looking for an option so as not to run into opponents who have a question mark next to their score, is it possible?

No, but if you think it's something that would make the site better, or if you would like to provide feedback on the match making options, you should go to:

lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback

There isn’t really a way. But you can abort games with them if it’s occasional. If you abort too many games they will suspend you though. :/

You could if you only accept games in the lobby. I don't think it is a good idea to not play against ? players though.

why dont you want to play ? players. is it because they arent as "experienced", even though some are from using other sites or if it's someone's alt account.

he barely gives up opening all the time

I thought this forum would be about how to talk the police into letting you go. I was disappointed.

This is actually somewhat understandable. More often than not, the cheaters I've reported have had provisional ratings. Sometimes it takes a handful of games before the system shuts them down. On the other hand, you don't want new players unable to find games.

I'd say play provisional players, and just check out their profile/games. If it's a cheater, it will become obvious. Otherwise, the more members on lichess, the better.

@SFALL Many provisional players (like me) have played on another site or account. Just because someone has a question mark doesn't mean they are a bad player. If they are a cheater, they will get kicked out sooner or later.

This is off topic, but how is there a 1000 points difference between your blitz and rapid?

@theluckyrook LOL nice observation.

In March this dude lost to a 888.

In December he beat a 2036.

True, authentic progress no doubt!