I was curious if there is a way to quickly tell who the winningest human player here is on Chess.com. I'll say a minimum of 50 games and the player has to have played atleast more than one type of here. I would love to see just how good some of these players are here compared to the rest of us, without experiencing it first hand...lol

Does anyone have any ideas of who this would be?

Houdini ?

You've been duped. You may want to reread my post and then give a proper answer. If you don't,I don't care.

It's a confusing post..

The best '' real-human '' players usually genuine chess-professionals eg: Natalia Pogononina? But hasn't played 50-games yet I don't think... 

I was saying I edited it, after seeing the oversite. I meant of the people who have. Titled players, who come here, but don't play here, don't count.

But how do we know they're human?

The first rule about fight club is, you aren't allowed to talk about fight club...

I played a guy who had some 1000 games under his belt, carmin or something like that, I asked him how he aquired so many games and he said he was disabled and just stayed home and played the whole day (and night) he was also an insomniac.  Not sure if he is still here or not.

i play a lot and im approaching the 2000  game mark. its not very hard to get a lot of games under your belt.

Wow that is very good!  I been here 17 months and only have 350 or so, so 1000 and 2000 sound like a lot.  I will try to look up carmin to see if my estimate is correct...

yeah when you have a lot of time on your hands like me its easy to play a lot :P but college starts in the fall so dont have much more time to freely play :(

Yep school first, that's always a good policy.

Chess will always be here, so you're smart putting school first! 

yup! :)

What does Nameno1had think of this?

I once had an old man tell I would have to lose 1000 games before I would be a good chess player. I dont even know if I've ever played 500. I am more particularly looking to find the best overall player I can, who plays 960 and online chess. I want to study their games. I am not particularly interested in just studying titled players games. Everyone else does that. I am looking for some hidden things.