Biggest movers — korean women's tournaments

As of September 22, 2026. Players with at least 5 games in the period, ordered by how far their rating moved.

Rising (90 days)

#	Player	Change	Rating	Games
1	Heo Seohyun	↑127	1801	21
2	Nakamura Sumire	↑74	1852	7
3	Jeong Yujin	↑73	1777	16
4	Lee Yoon	↑71	1601	18
5	Kim Sangin	↑71	1461	5
6	Kim Jooah	↑69	1730	20
7	Cho Hyeyeon	↑55	1703	12
8	Kim Minseo	↑49	1726	18
9	Kim Miri	↑34	1582	5
10	Kim Soojin	↑34	1529	7

Rising (1 year)

#	Player	Change	Rating	Games
1	Jeong Yujin	↑109	1777	33
2	O Yujin	↑102	1841	41
3	Lee Yoon	↑101	1601	22
4	Kim Minseo	↑99	1726	34
5	Kim Jooah	↑89	1730	42
6	Lee Jeongeun	↑79	1564	24
7	O Junga	↑78	1690	16
8	Kim Sinyoung	↑66	1556	29
9	Kim Sangin	↑63	1461	7
10	Baek Yeo-jeong	↑51	1492	14

Falling (90 days)

#	Player	Change	Rating	Games
1	Park Taehee	↓122	1489	15
2	Kim Eunseon	↓77	1550	14
3	Kim Chaeyoung	↓67	1777	15
4	Park Soyul	↓61	1637	22
5	Choi Seo-bi	↓56	1521	17
6	Lee Na-kyung	↓54	1502	10
7	Kim Eunji	↓41	2012	18
8	Cho Seunga	↓37	1668	15
9	Lee Youngjoo	↓24	1522	11
10	Lee Minjin	↓9	1550	13

Falling (1 year)

#	Player	Change	Rating	Games
1	Kim Chaeyoung	↓139	1777	33
2	Park Taehee	↓127	1489	26
3	Cho Seunga	↓87	1668	32
4	Lee Minjin	↓79	1550	23
5	Lee Na-kyung	↓66	1502	20
6	Lee Woo-joo	↓62	1383	6
7	Yoon Ra-eun	↓61	1335	7
8	Park Soyul	↓59	1637	35
9	Kim Eunseon	↓50	1550	27
10	Choi Seo-bi	↓49	1521	30

This page shows how far a rating moved in the period, not how strong a player is. For standings, see the rating list.