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for progamers with ELO peaks of 2250+ leading up to their ELO peak, but not including games after their ELO peak being played the same day.
 BoxeR 39-7 (84.78%) 3/6/01-9/6/01
 Nal_rA 22-5 (81.48%) 2/16/03-8/16/03
iloveoov 43-12 (78.18%) 1/1/04-7/1/04
 sAviOr 32-9 (78.05%) 8/9/06-2/9/07
Leta 37-11 (77.08%) 7/22/08-1/22/09
Bisu 72-22 (76.60%) 9/1/08-3/1/09
Flash 49-15 (76.56%) 4/28/09-10/28/09
Midas 28-9 (75.68%) 2/15/04-8/15/04
EffOrt 43-14 (75.44%) 1/26/09-7/26/09
JangBi 48-16 (75.00%) 8/25/08-2/25/09
NaDa 53-18 (74.65%) 8/27/02-2/27/03
Jaedong 73-25 (74.49%) 1/2/09-7/2/09
ChoJJa 50-20 (71.43%) 5/20/03-11/20/03
Calm 38-16 (70.37%) 4/16/09-10/16/09
YellOw 34-15 (69.39%) 10/4/01-4/4/02
Stork 45-20 (69.23%) 4/26/08-10/26/08
fantasy 38-17 (69.09%) 2/14/09-8/14/09
GoRush 42-19 (68.85%) 10/8/04-4/8/05
XellOs 26-12 (68.42%) 1/15/04-7/15/04
Hwasin 38-18 (67.86%) 4/14/07-10/14/07
fOrGG 38-18 (67.86%) 2/8/08-8/8/08
BeSt 37-18 (67.27%) 7/4/08-1/4/09
July 34-17 (66.67%) 8/25/04-2/25/05
Luxury 29-15 (65.91%) 12/27/07-6/27/08
Reach 19-10 (65.52%) 1/21/05-7/21/05
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Great. Could you also do 1 year and 3 month periods?
edit: Maybe 6 months before peak and 6 months after? Just a thought. Really interesting this stuff
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Jaedongs and Bisus are sooo much more impressing than everyone else.
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On November 14 2009 16:39 Oystein wrote:
Jaedongs and Bisus are sooo much more impressing than everyone else.
Agreed, and don't forget Flash is still going. He's likely to break the magical 2400 mark within the next 6 months.
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Katowice25012 Posts
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On November 14 2009 16:51 heyoka wrote:
85% is really high
Indeed.
BOXERRR <3
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United States2186 Posts
On November 14 2009 16:39 Oystein wrote:
Jaedongs and Bisus are sooo much more impressing than everyone else.
A lot less impressive from anything but a pure numbers standpoint.
All of the top guys were plowing through leagues against the best possible competition while Jaedong, Flash, and Bisu were busy stomping nobodies in proleague.
Same reason why there are a lot of weaker modern players on that list and virtually none from the past.
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motbob
United States12546 Posts
Well, those certainly are statistics
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Russian Federation1208 Posts
Nal_Ra? This is surprising
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Russian Federation1208 Posts
On November 14 2009 17:12 Godimus wrote:
iloveoov's tvz winning streak is sickening
27-0 
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On November 14 2009 16:57 Ver wrote:Show nested quote +On November 14 2009 16:39 Oystein wrote:
Jaedongs and Bisus are sooo much more impressing than everyone else. A lot less impressive from anything but a pure numbers standpoint. All of the top guys were plowing through leagues against the best possible competition while Jaedong, Flash, and Bisu were busy stomping nobodies in proleague. Same reason why there are a lot of weaker modern players on that list and virtually none from the past.
Its the numbers that make it impressive, not only where they facing the strongest competition in the individual leagues like the others, they where also stomping people in PL on a daily basis. I mean they average more than a game every second day, while the others have had pretty much nothing beside series vs people to prepare for, these 2 have spread there workload over a HUGE amount of games with everyone gunning to take them down. Withstanding a 75+ winrate over 100ish games vs all races is just SICK.
Also I am confident both Bisu and Jaedong will break well into the 80s if we shorten their best streaks to similar amount of games as the others on the top.
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just look at how many more games jd and bisu have to play in 6 months compared to boxer
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Flash's includes the month of offseason, heh.
It's also incredibly unfair to characterize all of recent players' wins as 'against bad players', and older players wins as 'always against the best players'.
1 - Even Boxer's era had it's share of sub-50% players
2 - The skill gap between the best and worst players in the Korean pro scene is much, much smaller than it ever has been
3 - Both Bisu and Jaedong were playing in and won at least one starleague during their 6 month periods (how else would they be playing ~100 games in 6 months?)
Overall, pretty much 100% agreed with Oystein.
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Yeah I'd like to see this done for longer periods, and see who has been consistently better.
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Russian Federation1208 Posts
In fact, Midas deserve more than he've achieved. He is very unlucky. With his skills he hasn't won a single league...
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On November 14 2009 21:27 Bifur wrote:
In fact, Midas deserve more than he've achieved. He is very unlucky. With his skills he hasn't won a single league...
Its not called luck when you voluntary pick Savior to play, and then when you have the chance to win dont scan and lose to a single lurker.
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Midas wtfpwned everyone put before him ....
.... till he met Savior ...
poor kid ... he's like Zhou Yu in Three Kingdoms
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Jaedong played an obscene amount of games in those 12 months
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EPT
