Post-KeSPA Players List

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The long illustrious history of StarCraft, both past and present, has largely been built on the shoulders of its players. This Players Portal serve to provide a catalog of all the players who have a presence on Liquipedia and a glimpse of their careers. A number of these players have emerged as figures of admiration and emulation, competing with passion and flair as they achieved success while entertaining the viewing audience, and are thus presented in more detail below.

Although StarCraft's most developed player base resides in South Korea, both non-Korean or "foreign" players are represented at Liquipedia. While many such foreign players are presented in this Players section, their presence is often overshadowed by the large number of South Korean competitors. Fundamentally, this reflects the dominance of the competitive international landscape by South Korean players, including their eleven consecutive titles at the most prominent international tournament, the World Cyber Games, which were won in commanding fashion. Correspondingly, interest in the game was eagerly encouraged by Korean entities, with wide-spread coverage and availability of StarCraft-related information, including at least two Korean television stations dedicated to StarCraft and e-Sports. Nonetheless, the number of talented South Korean players does not diminish the non-Korean presence, as many strong participants from across Europe, Asia, and the Americas competed in a variety of lucrative local and international tournaments. With many players speaking English, language was less of a barrier, enabling many of these competitors to interact with and foster various vibrant online communities. As such, although the number of Korean players cataloged in these pages are large, the international landscape was alive and well, and readers are invited to explore more about these non-Korean competitors here.

For our readers, if a noteworthy participant is absent or insufficiently documented, do consider authoring or contributing to making the site more comprehensive. For help and hints about how to complete player biographies, please see the biography resources guide.

Post-KeSPA Players List

List of players in the post-KeSPA era (those with TLPD Korean Amateur/SOSPA records):

 China

Players
ID	Real Name	Team	Links
Fengzi	Zhang Chunlei	SvS

 South Korea

Players
ID	Real Name	Team	Links
Action	Kim Seong Dae
Ample	Kim Tae Yong
Anytime	Oh Yeong Jong
ArtUser	Kim Byoung Soo
BTS	Bang Tae Soo
BackHo	Son Chan Woong
Bale	Kim Geon Wook
Best	Doh Jae Wook
BishOp	Jeong Min Ki	Carariyo
Bisu	Kim Taek Yong
Brain	Son Kyung Hoon
Brave	Lim Tae Gyu
ByuL	Kang Tae Wan	SouL Gaming
Candy	Kim Ji Hyun
Casy	Han Dong Wook
Child	Kim Nam Gi
Cola	Noh Jae Sang
Czar	Cha Dae Han
Dongrae	Lee Hak Ju
Dove	Song Ho Yung
EffOrt	Kim Jung Woo
Flash	Lee Young Ho
GuemChi	Kim Seung Hyun	Air Force ACE
Hint	Kim Kyu Hoi
HiyA	Ku Sung Hoon
Hm	Bae Sung Hm
HoGiL	Kim Sang Wook
HoeJJa	Koh Kang Min	KT Rolster
Horang2	Lee Kyung Min
Hwasin	Jin Yung Soo
Hyuk	Park Jae Hyuk
IcaruS	Park Seung Ho
Iris	Byun Hyung Tae
Jaedong	Lee Jae Dong
Jaehoon	Kim Jae Hoon
JangBi	Heo Yeong Moo	Samsung KHAN
July	Park Sung Joon
Jy	Jang Yook
Kal	Kim Ku Hyun
Killer	Park Joon Oh
Kwanro	Han Sang Bong
LYH	Lee Ki Ho
Larva	Lim Hong Gyu
Last	Kim Sung Hyun
Lazy	Kim Ki Hoon
Leta	Shin Sang Moon
Light	Lee Jae Ho
LuCifer	Lee Young Ho
Luxury	Park Chan Soo
MIsO	Han Doo Yeol	SouL Gaming
MaeJang	Am Mae Jang
Major	Kang Jung Woo
Midas	Jun Sang Wook
MinHo	Lee Min Ho
Mind	Park Sung Gyoon
Mini	Byun Hyun Je
Minus)Eagle	Jin Woong
Modesty	Kim Hyun Woo
Mong	Yoon Chan Hee
Movie	Jin Young Hwa
NaDa	Lee Yoon Yeol
Olympus	Park Jae Hyun
P7GAB	Joo Sung Wook
Paralyze	Jung Kyung Doo
PerfectMan	Kim Tae Gyoon
Perry	Choi Min Soo
PianO	Lim Jin Mook	Woongjin Stars
Pure	Park Sae Jung
Pusan	Park Ji Ho
Queen	Kim Myung Woon
Rain	Jung Yoon Jong
RainBOw	Kim Sung Je
Rock	Ahn Jun Ho
RuBy	Min Chan Ki
Rush	Yoo Young Jin
SJ	Kim Jong Han
Saber	Lee Chang Woo
Scan	Ryoo Seung Kohn	StarCastTV Stars
Sea	Yum Bo Sung
Sharp	Jo Ki Seok
Shinee	Kim Jae Hyun
Shuttle	Kim Yoon Joong
Sky	Ha Neul
SnOw	Jang Yoon Chul
Sonic	Hwang Hyo Jin
Soulkey	Kim Min Chul
Speed	Lee Young Woong	StarCastTV Stars
Spire	Kim Sang Gon	SouL Gaming
StarCue	Ji Young Hoon
Starry	Han Jae Seon
Stork	Song Byung Goo
TY	Jun Tae Yang
Terran	Jo Nam Joon
Terror	Lee Ye Joon
ToSsGirL	Seo Ji Soo
Tyson	Park Ji-Hoon
YellOw	Hong Jin-Ho
Yerim2	Kim Jin Hyung
ZeLoT	Seo Mun Ji Hoon	SouL Gaming
ZerG[kal]	Jung Jae Woo
ZergMaN	Park Sung Joon
Zeus	Jun Tae Gyu
`iOps)..SenSe	Shin Hyun Su
aSam	Lee Hyeong Yeon
beast	Yoo Jin Woo	SouL Gaming
firebathero	Lee Sung Eun
force(Name)	Kim Bum Sung
free	Yoon Yong Tae
ggaemo	Kim Kyung Mo
great	Cha Myung Hwan	Air Force ACE
herO	Jo Il Jang
kkong	Kong Min Chang
koala	Lim Sung Jin
s2	Lee Seung Suk
sAviOr	Ma Jae Yoon
sKyHigh	Jo Byung Se
sSak	Choi Ho Seon
soma	Park Sang Hyun	SouL Gaming
ss1nz	Won Ji Hoon
trOt	Park Sung Jin

Each player's ID, name, race, nationality, age, and team are sourced from the individual's Liquipedia player page. The Elo rating is a dynamic measure of a player's performance or ability against other players, where the peak Elo value denotes the maximum value reached over the player's career while the date reached marks when the player was most dominant. The achievements column uses the medals icon to mark the presence (but not quantity) of significant tournament titles on the player's Liquipedia page. Each player's achievement history can further be explored at the individual player's TLPD (KeSPA), TLPD (post-KeSPA), or TLPD (international) profiles. The currently streaming column indicates the player's Afreeca (online streaming) link.