Thank you for the most recent update and explanations of the ranking system. 140 points, averaging 2.5 points/win requires 56 wins. If she is playing slightly better than 50%, that's 130-150 games. If she plays only 4pt games and wins 50%, that's 70-80 games. How many pro games can a young man or woman play in Korea, including travel, recovery, and continued training?

Most games are worth 1 point. In 2024, starting in March in Korea, she played 26 4-point games (10-16), and 106 1-point games (73-33). Besides, 4-point games are usually against harder opponents. So in the end, it will take more games than you calculated.

That was 132 games, a lot, more than anyone else. Probably because she played many preliminary games. If things are a bit like in Japan, she will play in more advanced rounds. Harder and fewer games.

Sumire played and won a league game in April 16th. I don't know if she is in more than one league.

Anyway, this was her 100th since she moved to Korea, barely one year after her first game since she transferred (March 3rd, in a different league).

Overall record in 100/58. How is this compared to other players? Honestly, no idea. But this year, she is 18-8 (67%), which means, currently, 7th best record in Korea. I'd say it's not bad at all.

Edit: That 100th win was a default one. Her opponent didn't show up. Pity...

This youtube short from Baduk TV featured Sumire. https://youtube.com/shorts/-6FO1Ijptic?feature=shared