The bar for "asking to get banned on Tinder" is so low it's ridiculous. A sassy, flirty text can get you banned if it struck the girl the wrong way. You can get banned because the girl reported you with a false claim. Maybe you had a date and the girl was fatfishing you so you decided to bail, well she can report you and bam you're banned for life. Maybe a jealous ex sees you in Tinder and reports you without having matched, banned.

Tinder doesn't care for it's male users, it knows it has to keep it's female userbase happy because that's what attracts the males and their money. There is no shortage of male users, so they can consider them disposable.

To prevent this I unmatch all the girls after I meet them, that way if the relationship goes sour for some reason, they can't report me so easily on the app.

There is anectdotal evidence that suggests that Tinder does some image analysis to track banned users accross accounts. Of course they want to keep their methods as obscure as possible, but their TOS allows them to keep your data indefinitively when you're banned to "protect their userbase".