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Day 14: Shohozan chishafuwaku

Day 13: Okinoumi chishafuwaku

Day 12: Kaisei chishafuwaku

Agree with Ganzohnesushi... chishafuwaku

Day 11: Myogiryu chishafuwaku

Day 10 - Okinoumi chishafuwaku

Day 9: Okinoumi chishafuwaku

I think I did not express myself well. Sorry After reading the ideas of Wamahada, my initial idea was that the players were forced to choose a winner for each contest and not just three of them. In this case, as all combat have the same weight, this seems to approach, in a sense, the risk factor in sekitori Toto. Then came to me the possibility of assigning weights, chosen by the players, to each fighting. Thus, for example, with thirteen bouts, each of us had to choose to which assign 13, 12, ..., 1, (and with so many possibilities it´s not clear to me that so players always assign higher values ​​to the last three fighting) The value of the weights can also be changed so that the ratio between the first and the last one is not so high, for example 20, 19, ..., 8. Alternatively, to maintain only three choices, I would limit the number of times that the rishiki can be chosen. As every person will at most 45 choices, I would limit this number: three, maybe four. Alternatively, since the problem is to choose the last three matches, limiting the number of times that one of us chooses the last, the penultimate, and so on: four, maybe five. chishafuwaku

I agree with Wamahada, but every encounter could have different weights... chishafuwaku

Day 8: Takarafuji chishafuwaku

Day 7 Toyohibiki chishafuwaku

Day 6 Takarafuji chishafuwaku

Day 5 - Hakuho chishafuwaku

Day 4 - Hakuho chishafuwaku

1. Hakuho 13 2. Kisenosato 14 3. Harumafuji 11 4. Kakuryu 10 5. Osunaarashi KK 6. Kotoshogiku 8 7. Terunofuji KK 8. Dewahayate KK 9. Masutoo KK 10. Tomisakae MK 11. Seiro KK TB 14

Day 3 - Kisenosato chishafuwaku

Day 1 - Kotooshu Day 2 - Kisenosato chishafuwaku PS: Rule 4 - If Aoiyama goes kyujo during the basho, we switch to M2E Okinoumi (M1W Ikioi, then M1E Shohozan kept further in reserve, if needed due to a mass spate of kyujos) for the days after his fusensho loss (I.e. we can still guess who gets the freebie). For the immediate day afterwards, (unless it is known very soon after the event), everyone will get a 'kyujo'.

First - Aoiyama Second - Ikioi Last - Takayasu chishafuwaku

1 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 A 9 A 10 B 11 A 12 A 13 A 14 B 15 A 16 B 17 B 18 B 19 B 20 A 21 B chishafuwaku

I agreed with Koorifuu that Kyokunankai was lucky in such promotion (10-5, J12w => M16e), but in same basho Toyozakura (J11e) with 8-7 was promoted to M17e. I think this guy with this promotion had even more luck.

Maybe Sagatsukasa... Natsu 2011 => J12e 13W2L (Riding an ATV...) Nagoya 2011 => M13e

It was a big surprise this turn of events. Sorry Pandaazuma ... As we say here in Portugal: "Até ao lavar dos cestos é vindima." This was my first win in Sumo Games (just started in the Haru Basho but not in all games) and I'm obviously very happy about it. A big thanks to the mastermind of the resurgence of this magnificent game: Andonishiki. Another thanks to all participating players. They are truly the essence. In September, I hope to get a new KK, and perhaps achieve a top-10. Finally, vote for this game to be included in Aki SuperBanzuke. chishafuwaku

Day 15: Kyokutenho Sorry, I forget the rule "Entries need to be in before 11:30 am Japan time on the previous day..." in this particular game, because in my mind the entries are until 14:00 in the daily games. Here, in Portugal the time diference from Japan time are 8 hours, so until 6 am I´m free to bet. It´s not the case here. I check my bets and realise that for days 10 (post 113) and 13 (post 148) - both wong -, I must be out. So please, let my result be a brilliant 2-9-3... chishafuwaku

Day 14: Kyokutenho chishafuwaku

Day 13: Kyokutenho chishafuwaku