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The phrase "might have played" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when someone is speculating on a possible past event that did not happen. For example: If I had studied harder, I might have played on the varsity team.
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Some might have played on.
Elvis might have played him, he thought.
Camilla Parker Bowles might have played a role here.
In the past I might have played him.
In another era he might have played nowhere else.
Under different circumstances, they might have played a quick draw.
Carlesimo said he might have played him too long.
Given her moment, when she might have played.
Well, in their last game, they might have played perfectly.
"I thought he might have played," he said.
The case might have played out differently today.
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