Jakusotsu 5,755 Posted October 25, 2013 The KK border had to be lowered even lower in Juryo and Makushita this time. 6-9 is considered KK there for banzuke purposes, and even then it was quite a stretch. Kitakachiyama (Ye 8-7) Y Gaijingai (S3w 10-5) S1 Pandaazuma (S1w 9-6) Ganzohnesushi (K1e 9-6) S2 Flohru (S2w Kosho) Achiyama (M3w 11-4) K1 Doitsuyama (M1w 9-6) Randomitsuki (S2e 7-8) K2 ScreechingOwl (S3e 7-8) Kyokuhagyo (M1e Kosho) M1 Fujiyama (K2e 7-8) Konosato (M3e 8-7) M2 Taka (K1w 6-9) Susanoo (K2w 6-8-1) M3 Heikotoriki (M7w 9-6) Frinkanohana (M5w 8-7) M4 Metzinowaka (M2e 6-9) Zenjimoto (M6w 8-7) M5 Vikanohara (M9e 9-6) Oskanohana (M9w 9-6) M6 Sebunshu (M7e 8-7) Kuroimori (M6e 7-8) M7 Gernobono (M4e 6-9) Andonishiki (M11w 9-6) M8 Asashosakari (M2w 4-11) Fuseigou (M4w 5-10) M9 Kaiomitsuki (M5e 5-10) Taxinohana (J1w 10-5) M10 Chocshoporyu (M10e 7-8) Nomadwolf (M11e Kosho) M11 Yassier (M14w 8-7) Hogashi (M8e 5-10) M12 Fujisan (M8w 5-10) Tainosen (M12e 7-8) M13 Kotononami (J1e 8-7) Leonishiki (M13w 7-8) M14 Mariohana (J4w 8-7) Wamahada (J3e 7-8) M15 Andoreasu (M15e 7-8) Bunijiman (M12w 5-9-1) M16 Jejima (M10w 4-11) Chishafuwaku (J10e 9-6) M17 Jakusotsu (M14e 5-10) J1 Aome (M15w 5-10) Mischashimaru (J11w 8-7) J2 GONZABUROW (J2e 5-9-1) Fatakiyama (J9w 7-8) J3 Gawasukotto (M16e 4-11) Kintamayama (J11e 6-9) J4 Chisaiyama (J4e 5-10) Maguroyama (J3w 4-10-1) J5 Kaiowaka (M13e Kyujo) Saruyama (J5w 5-8-2) J6 Qijuryu (J6w Kosho) Kasamatsuri (J13e 6-8-1) J7 Fuheika (ms1w 7-8) Kamogawa (J6e 4-8-3) J8 Hayaikaze (new 6-9) Ruziklao (J8w 5-8-2) J9 Shimodahito (J7w 4-11) Holleshoryu (J2w 1-14) J10 Rikishimiezi (J7e 2-12-1) Taikanute (J8e 2-13) J11 Takanorappa (J10w 3-11-1) Profomisakari (J12e Kosho) J12 Shiyonofuji (J5e Kyujo) Hotaru (new 5-9-1) J13 Neko (ms2e 3-10-2) Marimo (J14e Kosho) J14 Yokotanoharry (J9e Kyujo) Hana-ichi (ms1e Kosho) ms1 Manatsumai (J13w 1-14) Mmikasazuma (J12w Kyujo) ms2 Intai: Mariyasu (S1e) Banzuke-gai: Anjoboshi (J14w) Ganryu (ms2w) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 5,755 Posted November 24, 2013 As of day 14, Qijuryu lead over stumbling Andoreasu by one single tie-breaker point. On senshuraku, both lost but Andoreasu's successful Gagamaru earned him one point while Qijuryu gave up three with Kakuryu, putting the long-time leader in the driver's seat again - exciting finish! Yusho: M15w Andoreasu (11-4) (Yusho winner...) Kanto-sho: J2e Mischashimaru (32) - repeat performance! Gino-sho: M15w Andoreasu (13-13) M4e Frinkanohana (13-13) Shukun-sho: J2e Mischashimaru (7.130) Congrats to the winner! Thank you for playing, see ya in January. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ganzohnesushi 498 Posted November 24, 2013 It could have been even more exciting. It was a 50/50 decision for me between Azumaryu and Homasho. If only I had chosen Azumaryu, the Yusho would be mine. Sad. Ganzohnesushi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites