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	FrenchDude
	
	  2d 	 ( GB )  	2012-08-06 10:08
	
 I've played about 1300 games in nearly 4 years. And most of those in my first year. 
	LeeSedol
	
	  9p 	 ( KR )  	2012-07-08 07:07
	
 pfffff 
	Pikachu
	
	  19k 	 ( KR )  	2012-01-01 12:01
	
 No Comment 
	Volkan
	
	  1 kyu 	 ( TR )  	2011-10-27 03:10
	
     
	bob
	
		 ( AL )  	2011-07-06 02:07
	
 Funny how the humans in this list cannot get better than 4k. I guess they really dont want to improve 
	WinPooh
	
	  2k 		2011-07-05 09:07
	
 On the main account, more than 5000 games since 2003 till 2011. But now I try to play less... 
	Logan
	
	  5d 		2011-07-02 12:07
	
 The less games I play between study, the quicker I improve. 
	Sven Radetzky
	
	  2k 	 ( DE )  	2011-06-29 03:06
	
 Well i'm Sven84 but i had to recreate the account in 2009 after a long pause from go.
Only 618 W and 556 L (1174 Games)
Not that much really :D 
	Adrian Petrescu
	
	  1k 	 ( CA )  	2011-06-29 12:06
	
 I once asked somebody how it was possible for these players to have played dozens of thousands of games and still be stuck at 10k. He offered an interesting possibility -- many Go salons in Japan, Korea, and China will have a couple of common computers hooked up to an account on a Go server that patrons can use at any time. Thus, it can be kept occupied playing games all the time, and the average strength will stay constant.
That seems to be a likely explanation for some of these.