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Cheaters occasionally try to get on the world rankings, and sometimes they succeed. This page will collect some of the most famous cheaters. They are a difficult category: not all fake scores are deliberate, and not all cheaters become famous! Let this be a Hall of Shame.

1João Livramento
2James Shannon
3Daniela Weingut
4Jason Tran
5Benson
8Brandon Stitt

[edit]João Livramento

João Livramento (ID #2982) was added to the Authoritative Minesweeper with scores of 3-12-55 on 2 Feb 2001. This easily made him the 2nd fastest player in the world. (Lasse Nyholm had 3-16-47). João sent screenshots and his scores were accepted as legitimate. The only surprise was how such a good player could take so long to find the site.

[edit]Strike One

Joao Livramento claimed a 12 one month after his first 28

The amazement nearly halted when Matt McGinley wrote in the Guestbook on 11 Feb 2001:

Okay, Ive been looking over Joao's 12 second board and Ive come to the conclusion that there is no possible way that anyone can complete that board in 12 seconds. At the fastest, maybe 17 or 18, but surely not 12!!!! I was wrong about Sriram's 2 sec. board and I might be wrong about this one, so respond to this if you disagree with me. But there's just no way!

Lance Votroubek replied:

It looks like his 12 second board is doable in 12 seconds.. coming from a person who can't even break 20 in intermediate. But if you are saying that he is faking it (I'm not accusing or anything), it wouldn't be so intelligent of him to claim to have a world record, ya know?

Joe Nuss also believed it to be genuine:

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for what its worth, i think joao did it. a lot of the board openened with that one click, and i think if he played a near flawless game he could have done it. however, that would raise the question that if he got a 12 on that kind of crappy board, how did he not get even better on a really good board? [..] i mean, ive gotten better boards than that before.

Things quieted down for a few days. It is easy to call someone a cheater if their scores are better than yours. Perhaps João had made his scores earlier and retired before finding the site. That would explain the sudden appearance of an expert player.

[edit]Strike Two

The retirement scenario fried when Lance Votroubek dropped a thunderbolt in the Guestbook on 14 Feb 2001:

Has anybody else noticed that Joao was already in the record books.. with an intermediate 28????

João had earlier submitted a record of 28 seconds made 27 Dec 2000, but his 12 had been made in January! Damien Moore failed to note this because the site did not yet use a database to prevent duplicates. Matt relaunched his attack, claiming that it was impossible to 'go from 28 to 12 in a matter of months'. However, Joe retorted that Matt was hypocritical: 'you of all people should know [..] didnt you go from like 30's to 18 in a few months?'

Matt replied swiftly and sharply:

Joe, I went from 32 in September to 18 on Nov. 21. A considerable jump in a short amount of time, yes, but listen here. I got 17 on Jan 2. I havent been close since. Yes you can go quickly thorugh the 20's, but once you get into the teens, breaking your records every month (or less in this case) is nearly impossible. Yes, you can get very lucky and get a great board and take off three or four seconds off your PR, but Joao's board is not great. A sweeper with an expert time of 38 would have a hard time playing through that board in under 15 seconds. Yes I may sound harsh, but there is no way, ANYBODY can get through that board in 12 seconds!

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Joe admitted that his friend once had tricked him by editing screenshots in Photoshop, so the screenshots could have been easily doctored. This led to a brief debate about whether Camtasia videos should be required for rankings. It was quickly realised that many computers could not handle the program, and Lance declared that the only way to discover fakes was to continue scrutinising games.

[edit]Strike Three

The case against João took an amusing turn 16 Feb 2001 when Philip Culp observed:

Not to be a dork or anything but [..] I also doubt it because on the screen shot of his beginner the board was 9x9 and all the others are 8x8 which makes it hard to believe the 12 and his other scores.

This new information finally convinced Joe:

ok, joao=fake. that 9x9 beginner proves it. thats pretty funny, too :). take him off the lists, damien, you're second fastest sweeper in the world now, man! good job! :)

Damien immediately wrote João for an explanation. However, Khor Eng Tat posted in the Guestbook on 19 Feb 2001, shocked that his beginner records were also on a 9x9 grid! This led to the discovery that Windows ME had been released 14 Sep 2000 with the 9x9 grid as standard.

[edit]Struck Out

The João scandal became less important when both Damien and Sriram Sridharan passed him in the rankings that weekend. As Damien wrote in the Guestbook about his new 53 on Expert:

That feels good..I finally beat Joao and by two seconds! Too bad that Sriram had to get a 51 yesterday..it's getting hot (Lasse 66 Sriram 67 Myself 68 total).

Matt and Joe then demanded the removal of João from the rankings. Unfortunately, João remained on the rankings until April 2001 because Damien had been banned from the internet by his parents. Matt wrote a rant about João at the Intermediate Hall of Fame to vent his frustration, but ultimately João was reduced to his earlier scores.

[edit]Next Batter

João was the first cheater to be temporarily accepted into the world rankings. His debacle increased usage of video by the sweeping community, although the only program available was of limited usefulness and had been discovered only two months earlier. Estimated board difficulty was proven to v