Kaiomitsuki 408 Posted June 17, 2014 KotoNOnami vs Kaiomitsuki KotoNOnami: "ISI-mate Kaiomitsuki is my master in real bench , I hope to have a revenge in this game." (If I have made any mistakes, please let me know.) BOLD ;) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 17, 2014 (edited) Achiyama: I notice that in Chocshoporyu's table, you have Ivory Coast down as a loss. I haven't checked to see if it makes a difference to the score, though. Also, I have told Gary and Mark to send their picks to you...they should arrive soon. Hi Panda, Yo are right. It's my mistake. In Fujiyama's Table I got it right. In this case depending on Russia vs. South Korea game the Chocshoporyu's win could be 2:0 or 3:0. I'll fix the final tables. Thanks for catching the error. I received the line-ups from both Mark and Gary and posted the line-ups already. Edited June 17, 2014 by Achiyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nekonishiki Banji 404 Posted June 17, 2014 So Belgium won, and the "green bridge" has been closed, bringing ScreechingOwl 2 goals at once. This way he finished the first round with 4 scored goals and made a 5-team ganbare lineup :) The chain was broken in the 6th slot. (This picture will be updated tomorrow) There is one match left in this round, but its result already doesn't have any effect on the scores. ScreechingOwl leads the race. Let's focus on Round 2, which begins in less in an hour. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted June 17, 2014 Comment: The Dutch destroyed my Round 1, now wathc them destroy Round 2......Funny how you managed to slip a typo into my comment... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pandaazuma 1,310 Posted June 17, 2014 (edited) Group G Round 2 Scoring Update: Pitinosato 1. Germany ® 2. Colombia 3. Italy 4. Bosnia 5. Croatia 6. Greece 7. Switzerland 8. Uruquay 9. South Korea 10. Iran © Kamogawa: 1. Brazil 2. Italy 3. Colombia © 4. England 5. Japan 6. Ghana ® 7. Costa Rica 8. Cameroon 9. Ivory Coast 10. USA Brazil's draw with Mexico is going to cost quite a few players some goals and Kamogawa will be no exception if Germany win for Pitinosato. Kamogawa could very well be 2-0 down on the very first line. But at least his chain will remain intact whatever happens. Domichi: 1. South Korea2. Brazil3. Bosnia4. Colombia5. Belgium6. Uruguay ©7. USA ®8. Iran9. Russia10. Mexico Kuroimori: 1. Italy2. Brazil3. Portugal ®4. Ecuador5. Colombia6. Russia7. Nigeria ©8. Mexico 9. Cameroon10. Costa Rica Not much happening here at all as the Brazil/Mexico game cancels out. Kuroimori gets a nice draw in the 8-slot but it may not be a factor. I will finalize the round one scores after the South Korea/Russia game is over. Edited June 17, 2014 by Pandaazuma Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 17, 2014 (edited) Comment: The Dutch destroyed my Round 1, now wathc them destroy Round 2......Funny how you managed to slip a typo into my comment... Really! It's obvious that it's a typo. You should read WATCH instead of wathc. I appologize if you think two switched letters are so important to you. I was in a hurry to post the line-ups before the start of Brazil - Mexico game (while working on an important report) and didnt't checked what I wrote. I copied and pasted Andonishiki's comment, but yours I don't know why didn't allow me to copy it and I had to write it myself. Edited June 17, 2014 by Achiyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pandaazuma 1,310 Posted June 17, 2014 (edited) Group G Round 1 Final Results: Pitinosato: 1. Uruguay 2. Switzerland 3. Germany ® 4. Colombia 5. Iran © 6. Italy 7. South Korea 8. Greece 9. Croatia 10. Bosnia Kuroimori: 1 Mexico2 Brazil3 Colombia4 Nigeria ©5 Russia6 Ecuador7 Italy8 Portugal ®9 Cameroon10 Costa Rica Kuroimori's chain is broken in the 6-slot and he fails to score another goal thanks to the Russian goalie's horrendous error. This one ends 1-0. Kamogawa: 1. Brazil 2. Italy 3. Ghana ® 4. Ivory Coast 5. Cameroon 6. Colombia © 7. England 8. USA 9. Japan 10. Costa Rica Domichi: 1. Uruguay ©2. Brazil3. Belgium4. Mexico5. Colombia6. USA ®7. Russia8. Iran9. Bosnia10. South Korea As already stated, Kamogawa takes this one 1-0. Domichi's line-up is almost a GBL...except for that nightmare he had with Uruguay. I'm so poor with computers that I can't make a nice league table for you (unless you want an unformatted mess). Maybe someone could make one for me? Suffice it to say that Kuroimori and Kamogawa lead with 3 points and a goal difference of +1. Edited June 17, 2014 by Pandaazuma Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) Here are the results and the Final Standings after Round 1 for Group "A".In the first bout:Chocshoporyu had his line unbroken for 9 slots, but couldn't score more than 2 goals, achieved on slots #1 and #2. Score 2:0 for Chocshoporyu.In the second bout:The draw between Russia and South Korea allowed Andonishiki to score two more goals, as his line was not broken till slot #8. Score 3:0 for Andonishiki.Congratulations to the Winners, Good luck to everybody during Round 2.Let me know if somebody finds an error in my calculations.Here are the results tabulated: Edited June 18, 2014 by Achiyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shimodahito 336 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) GROUP E, ROUND 1, DAY 6 Results (includes standings & observations) ..........CHABONOWAKA.........................CHIJANOFUJI.......... BRA.....República Federativa do Brasil...1...República Argentina.......................ARG RESULTS: Both picks win, neither chain broken: Chabonowaka 0 - 0 Chijanofuji. (Day 4) URU.....República Oriental del Uruguay...2...République française......................FRA RESULTS: Chabonowaka pick loses, chain broken. Chijanofuji pick wins, continues: Chabonowaka 0 - 1 Chijanofuji. (Day 4) MEX...........Estados Unidos Mexicanos...3...República Oriental del Uruguay............URU RESULTS: Chabonowaka pick wins. Chijanofuji pick loses, chain broken: Chabonowaka 0 - 1 Chijanofuji. GAME OVER. (Day 4) ECU............República del Ecuador ®...4...® Confoederatio Helvetica.................SUI ITA................Repubblica italiana...5...Federal Republic of Nigeria...............NGR USA...........United States of America...6...Nederland.................................NED SUI............Confoederatio Helvetica...7...الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية....ALG NED........................Nederland ©...8...République du Cameroun....................CMR IRI............جمهوری اسلامی ایران..-..x...9...© Republika Hrvatska......................CRO KOR............................대한민국...10...Босна и Херцеговина.......................BIH Line-up records: Chabonowaka 6-2-2; Chijanofuji 4-5-1. Roto-style 10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 scores: Chabonowaka (10+X+8+X+6+5+4+3+1+.5 = 37.5); Chijanofuji (10+9+X+7+3+5+X+X+X+X = 34) Jejima’s rules from the bottom: Chabonowaka 3; Chijanofuji 0. ANALYSIS: Chabonowaka had the better team, but Chijanofuji put URU in the better position. RESULTS: Chabonowaka 0 - 1 Chijanofuji. GAME OVER ..........ACHIYAMA..............................FURANOHANA.......... FRA...............République française...1...República Federativa do Brasil.............BRA RESULTS: Both picks win, neither chain broken: Achiyama 0 - 0 Furanohana. (Day 4) BRA...República Federativa do Brasil ©...2...República de Chile.........................CHI RESULTS: Achiyama © pick wins, continues. Furanohana pick wins, continues: Achiyama 0 - 0 Furanohana. (Day 4) URU.....República Oriental del Uruguay...3...Federal Republic of Nigeria................NGR RESULTS: Achiyama pick loses, chain broken. Furanohana pick draws, continues: Achiyama 0 - 0 Furanohana. (Day 5) COL..............República de Colombia...4...® République française.....................FRA RESULTS: Achiyama pick wins. Furanohana ® pick wins, continues: Achiyama 0 - 1 Furanohana. (Day 5) NGR........Federal Republic of Nigeria...5...日本国......................................JPN RESULTS: Achiyama pick draws. Furanohana pick loses, chain broken: Achiyama 0 - 1 Furanohana. GAME OVER. (Day 5) RUS...............Российская Федерация...6...© République du Cameroun...................CMR MEX...........Estados Unidos Mexicanos...7...República del Ecuador......................ECU ECU..............República del Ecuador...8...República Portuguesa.......................POR KOR............................대한민국...9...República de Costa Rica....................CRC HON...........República de Honduras ®...10...Republika Hrvatska.........................CRO Line-up records: Achiyama 4-3-3; Furanohana 4-5-1. Roto-style 10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 scores: Achiyama (10+9+X+7+3+2.5+4+X+1+X = 36.5); Furanohana (10+9+4+7+X+X+X+X+2+X = 32) Jejima’s rules from the bottom: Achiyama 0; Furanohana 1. ANALYSIS: Achiyama had the better team, but Furanohana, with the exception of CRC, had the winners at the top. RESULTS: Achiyama 0 - 1 Furanohana. GAME OVER ...............G...W...D...L...GS...GA...Pts Chijanofuji....1...1...0...0...1....0.....3 Furanohana.....1...1...0...0...1....0.....3 Achiyama.......1...0...0...1...0....1.....0 Chabonowaka....1...0...0...1...0....1.....0 Edited June 18, 2014 by shimodahito Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Domichi 13 Posted June 18, 2014 Group G Round 1 Final Results: Thanks for this! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saruyama 1 Posted June 18, 2014 Slightly corrected (AGAIN) 2nd Match lineups for group F (The moral is don't send out lineups just before bed-time. My apologies again to Kotononami) Kotononami vs Kaiomitsuki Kotononami: "ISI-mate Kaiomitsuki is my master in real bench , I hope to have a revenge in this game."1. Netherlands, 2. Argentina ®, 3. Ecuador, 4. Portugal, 5. France, 6. South Korea, 7. Greece, 8. Russia, 9. Costa Rica ©, 10. Mexico vs Kaiomitsuki: "At the Copa (Co !), Copacabana (Copabana) / The hottest spot north of Havana (here) / At the Copa (Co !), Copacabana / Music and passion were always the fashion / At the Copa....don't fall in love" - Bari Manilão, Brazilian singer1. Germany ©, 2. Netherlands, 3. France, 4. South Korea, 5. Uruguay, 6. Japan, 7. Bosnia, 8. Greece, 9. Mexico, 10. Iran ®Referee comments: It is very late. I am tired. I will put in my comments with the next update on this. My apologies. Kintamayama vs Leonishiki Kintamayama: 1. Brazil, 2 Italy, 3. Greece, 4. South Korea, 5. Bosnia ®, 6. Russia, 7. Uruguay, 8. Mexico, 9. Chile ©, 10. Algeria vs Leonishiki: "Well, after the collapse of Spain it's time for them to recover so I still trust on them. But I'm sorry about Nigerua, moving them from the first to the last spot. Let's watch some more football!!!"1. Argentina, 2. Netherlands, 3. Germany, 4. Brazil, 5. Spain, 6. Italy, 7. Portugal ©, 8. Ecuador, 9. France, 10. Nigeria ® Referee comments: Same as above, more comments to come. Good luck to all my group F people. (If I have made any mistakes, please let me know.)Saruyama (THE monkey referee) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saruyama 1 Posted June 18, 2014 Group F, now with Brazil results shown. Kotononami vs Kaiomitsuki Kotononami: "ISI-mate Kaiomitsuki is my master in real bench , I hope to have a revenge in this game."1. Netherlands, 2. Argentina ®, 3. Ecuador, 4. Portugal, 5. France, 6. South Korea, 7. Greece, 8. Russia, 9. Costa Rica ©, 10. Mexico vs Kaiomitsuki: "At the Copa (Co !), Copacabana (Copabana) / The hottest spot north of Havana (here) / At the Copa (Co !), Copacabana / Music and passion were always the fashion / At the Copa....don't fall in love" - Bari Manilão, Brazilian singer1. Germany ©, 2. Netherlands, 3. France, 4. South Korea, 5. Uruguay, 6. Japan, 7. Bosnia, 8. Greece, 9. Mexico, 10. Iran ®Referee comments: It is very late. I am tired. I will put in my comments with the next update on this. My apologies. Kintamayama vs Leonishiki Kintamayama: 1. Brazil, 2 Italy, 3. Greece, 4. South Korea, 5. Bosnia ®, 6. Russia, 7. Uruguay, 8. Mexico, 9. Chile ©, 10. Algeria vs Leonishiki: "Well, after the collapse of Spain it's time for them to recover so I still trust on them. But I'm sorry about Nigerua, moving them from the first to the last spot. Let's watch some more football!!!"1. Argentina, 2. Netherlands, 3. Germany, 4. Brazil, 5. Spain, 6. Italy, 7. Portugal ©, 8. Ecuador, 9. France, 10. Nigeria ® Referee comments: Same as above, more comments to come. Good luck to all my group F people. (If I have made any mistakes, please let me know.)Saruyama (THE monkey referee) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shimodahito 336 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) GROUP E, ROUND 2 LINE-UPS & DAY 6 RESULTS… Refyoji says: In this round we have the first round winners, FURANOHANA & CHIJANOFUJI, face each other. Both have Cameroon, Croatia, France, and Nigeria on their squads but placed in different positions. Key World Cup matches that affect both teams are CMR vs CRO and BIH vs NGR. The ® pick in Furanohana’s top slot might give this match an interesting start. Chijanofuji says: This round is quite tough with at least 7 of 10 matches being hard to call. Good luck to my honorable opponent Furanohana! Furanohana says: Thanks. Refyoji says: Here are the line-ups honoring team nicknames. ......FURANOHANA............CHIJANOFUJI.. FRA............Les Bleus.®...1...Albicelestes.......ARG Day 9: A #1 pick FRA in green for Furanohana, his second win today. Do the French have good craft beer? Yes, and a La Bavaisienne Ambrée is poured. Day 10: ARG did not deserve this win against Team Melli, but Chijanofuji will take it. RESULTS: Furanohana ® pick wins, scores. Chijanofuji pick wins, continues: Furanohana 1 - 0 Chijanofuji. (Day 10) BRA................Seleção...2...Oranje.............NED Day 6: The BRA draw is too close to the top of Furanohana's line-up to celebrate. Day 7: NED wins and would give Chijanofuji the #2 edge, so he pours a Dutch craft -- Emelisse White Label Imperial Russian Stout. RESULTS: Furanohana pick draws, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins, continues: Furanohana 1 - 1 Chijanofuji. (Day 10) POR.........Os Navegadores...3...Les Bleus..........FRA Day 9: FRA gives a #3 green for Chijanofuji. Day 11: It took over 90 minutes for POR to get the draw for Furanohana and keep this game going. RESULTS: Furanohana pick draws, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins, continues: Furanohana 1 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) CRO................Vatreni...4...Zmajevi............BIH Day 7: Furanohana gets the higher victory for CRO and enjoys a Croation craft -- San Servolo Tamno Pivo. Day 10: The #4 loss for BIH is the top line-up loss for Chijanofuji. RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins, continues. Chijanofuji pick loses, chain broken: Furanohana 2 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) JPN..........サムライ・ブルー...5...©.Vatreni.........CRO Day 7: Chijanofuji is happy with the CRO in green at #5. NAKABI: 11 to red-carded 10 could not give JPN a win for Furanohana. RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins: Furanohana 2 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) ECU.................La Tri...6...Les Lions..........CMR Day 7: CMR gave up after the Red Card -- Chijanofuji had the CRO-CMR order correct. Day 9: Three for three...all winners and Furanohana pours an Ecuadoran craft -- Stray Dog Throat of Fire IPA. RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins: Furanohana 3 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) NGR...........Super Eagles...7...Fennec Foxes.......ALG Day 7: Is Furanohana's #7 NGR win pick reason to celebrate over Chijanofuji's #10 NGR pick? Sure. And he pours a Nigerian Trophy Black Lager craft beer. Day 11: The ALG win for Chijanofuji wasn't enough to end the match but will prevent another point for Furanohana. RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins: Furanohana 3 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) CHI................La Roja...8...Los Charrúas.......URU Day 7: Will Furanohana regret the low spot in the line-up for his CHI pick? NAKABI: Will Chijanofuji regret the low spot in the line-up for his URU pick? RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins, continues. Chijanofuji pick wins: Furanohana 3 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) CMR............Les Lions.©...9...®.Schweizer Nati...SUI Day 7: CMR gave up after the Red Card -- and Furanohana is happy with them at #9. Day 9: Chijanofuji's SUI makes even #9 losses this match. RESULTS: Furanohana © pick loses, continues. Chijanofuji pick loses: Furanohana 3 - 2 Chijanofuji. (Day 11) CRC..............Los Ticos...10..Super Eagles.......NGR Day 9: Furanohana starts the day with another CRC upset win. Time for a Costa Rican Tamarindo Witch’s Rock Pale Ale to celebrate. Day 10: Chijanofuji may be regretting placing Zmajevi higher. RESULTS: Furanohana pick wins. Chijanofuji pick wins. Furanohana 3 - 2 Chijanofuji. GAME OVER. (Day 11) Refyoji says: In this round we two players, ACHIYAMA & CHABONOWAKA, looking for their first points. Both have Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico, South Korea, and Uruguay on their squads (that’s half the line-up) but placed in different positions. Key World Cup matches that affect both teams are BRA vs MEX, FRA vs SUI, and ECU vs HON. The © pick in Chabonowaka’s top slot might give this match an interesting start. Achiyama says: Best Regards Chabonowaka says: Hope I’m not late Refyoji says: Here are the line-ups honoring team nicknames. .......ACHIYAMA.............CHABONOWAKA.. FRA...............Les Bleus...1...©.Oranje..........NED Day 7: The only Day 7 result for this match -- a #1 NED win for Chabonowaka and a Dutch craft is poured -- De Molen Hel & Verdoemenis 666. Day 9: Achiyama looks at the ITA loss and FRA win -- time to pour a French craft beer - Cidre Dupont Réserve. RESULTS: Achiyama pick wins, continues. Chabonowaka © pick wins, continues: Achiyama 0 - 0 Chabonowaka. (Day 9) BRA...............Seleção.©...2...Gli Azzurri.......ITA Day 6: It is too early to say if Achiyama's BRA draw at #2 will be an advantage over Chabonowaka's BRA at #3. Day 9: Bad news for Chabonowaka as ITA loses. RESULTS: Achiyama © pick draws, scores. Chabonowaka pick loses, chain broken: Achiyama 1 - 0 Chabonowaka. (Day 9) COL...........Los Cafeteros...3...Seleção...........BRA Day 6: It is too early to say if Chabonowaka's BRA draw at #3 will be an advantage over Achiyama's BRA at #2. NAKABI: COL's win gave Achiyama the first head-to-head win over his opponent -- enough reason to pour a Colombian craft -- Apóstol Bock. RESULTS: Achiyama pick wins, scores. Chabonowaka pick draws: Achiyama 2 - 0 Chabonowaka. (Day 9) NGR............Super Eagles...4...®.La Tri..........ECU Day 9: The ECU victory won't help Chabonowaka. Day 10: More good news for Chabonowaka and pours a Nigerian Williams Dark Ale. RESULTS: Achiyama pick wins, continues. Chabonowaka pick wins: Achiyama 2 - 0 Chabonowaka. (Day 10) ECU..................La Tri...5...La Verded.........MEX Day 6: Achiyama didn't want MEX a factor in his line-up, so will Chabonowaka's #5 MEX draw help or hurt? Day 9: Will the ECU win give Achiyama more points? It depends on the Super Eagles. RESULTS: Achiyama pick wins, scores. Chabonowaka pick draws: Achiyama 3 - 0 Chabonowaka. (Day 10) KOR..........The Red Devils...6...Los Charrúas......URU NAKABI: URU's win may be too low for Chabonowaka to be relevant in this match, but his URU pick was higher than his opponent so time to pour a Uruguayan Sidra Salamanca. Day 11: KOR helps Chabonowaka end the round. RESULTS: Achiyama pick loses, chain broken. Chabonowaka pick wins: Achiyama 3 - 0 Chabonowaka. GAME OVER. (Day 11) URU............Los Charrúas...7...Schweizer Nati....SUI NAKABI: Neither side had faith in URU -- Achiyama, even less faith than Chabonowaka's faith in URU. Day 9: The SUI loss hopefully won't give Achiyama more points. RUS...de Puntinõro vermelha...8...Stars & Stripes...USA Day 11: Both results have no affect on the outcome of the game. HON........ Los Catrachos.®...9...The Red Devils....KOR Day 9: HON is Achiyama's first loss -- no problem as #5 La Tri gave him a better chance at points. Day 11: Chabonowaka's KOR loss matches Los Catrachos loss for Achiyama. MEX...............La Verded..10...Team Melli........IRI Day 6: Achiyama keeps MEX as far away from deciding this match. Day 10: IRI played a fantastic match against Albicelestes, but lost and no help for Chabonowaka. The Day 6 MEX-BRA ended in a draw so no one is pouring a celebratory Mexican or Brazilian craft beer. Edited June 23, 2014 by shimodahito Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kintamayama 47,331 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) Bench Sumo results Group A: Chocshoporyu- Jakusotsu Chocshoporyu: 10.5(1-0) 4. France(+), 3. Brazil(+) , 3. Russia(=), 2. Ivory Coast(+), 2. England(-), Ecuador(-), Netherlands(+), South Korea(=), Greece(-), Honduras(-) Jakusotsu: 5 (0-1) 4. Spain(-), 3. Switzerland (+), 3. Uruguay(-), 2 Italy(+), 2. Cameroon(-), Ghana(=), USA(+), Iran(=), Croatia(-), Netherlands(+) Chocshoporyu wins 10.5-5 --------------------------------------------------------- Andonishiki- Fujiyama Andonishiki: 10.5 (1-0) 4. France(+), 3. Brazil(+), 3. Nigeria(=), 2. Mexico(+) , 2. Ecuador(-), Russia(=), South Korea(=), Netherlands(+), Portugal(-), Algeria(=) Fujiyama: 10,5 (0-1) 4 Brazil(+), 3 France (+) 3. Nigeria(=), 2 Ivory Coast(+), 2 Ghana(-), England(-), Switzerland(+), Cameroon(-) . Netherlands(+), Honduras(-). Andonishiki wins 10.5-10.5 on his first bench team ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Group D: Daineko - Terarno: Daineko: 8.5- PENDING INVESTIGATION!! 4 Brazil(+), 3. Uruguay(-) 3. USA(=), 2. Switzerland(+), 2. South Korea(=), Spain(-),Italy(+) , Costa Rica(+), Netherlands(+), South Korea(=) vs. Terarno: 12 4 Argentina(+), 3 Colombia(+), 3. Switzerland(+), 2. Ghana(-), 2. Belgium(+), Ivory Coast,(+) England(-), Costa Rica(+), South Korea(=), USA(+) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saruyama-Harumataikai : Saruyama: 12 (1-0) 4 Brazil(+), 3. Belgium(+) 3. Mexico(+), 2. Japan(-) 2. Netherlands(+), Ecuador(-), Australia(-), Iran(=), . Greece(-),. England(-) vs. Harumataikai: 8.5 (0-1) 4 Colombia(+), 3 Germany (+) 3. South Korea(=), 2. Ecuador(-), 2 England (-) USA(+), Ivory Coast(+), Switzerland(+), Italy(+), Iran(=) Saruyama wins 12-8.5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Group F: Kotononami-Kintamayama Kotononami : 10.5 (1-0)4 France (+) 3.Argentina (+), 3.Russia (=) 2.Mexico(+), 2.Ecuador, (-) Greece(-) ,Portugal(-),Costa Rica(+) .Netherlands(+), South Korea(=)vsKintamayama: 9 (0-1)4.Uruguay (-), 3.Chile(+), 3.Mexico(+), 2.Brazil(+), 2.Russia,(=) 6.Greece(-), 7.Italy(+), 8.South Korea(=), 9.Bosnia (-), 10.Algeria)=) Kotononami wins 10.5 - 9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kaiomitsuki - LeonishikiKaiomitsuki: 11 (0-1) 4.France(+) 3.Uruguay(-) 3.Mexico(+), 2.Germany(+), 2.Netherlands,(+) Japan(-), South Korea(=), Greece(-) ,Iran(=) .Bosnia(-)Leonishiki: 12 (1-0)4.Nigeria(=),3.Chile(+), 3.Brazil(+), 2.Switzerland(+), 2.Ivory Coast(+), Ghana(-), Italy(+), Costa Rica(+), Cameroon(-), Portugal(-) Leonishiki wins 12-11 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Group G: Pitinosato- Kuroimori Pitinosato: 9 (0-1): 4. Uruguay (-) 3. Switzerland (+) 3. Germany (+) 2 Colombia (+) 2. Iran (=) Italy, (+) South Korea (=)8. Greece (-)9. Croatia (-)10. Bosnia(-) Kuroimori: 12 (1-0) 4 Mexico(+) 3 Brazil(+) 3 Colombia(+) 2 Nigeria(=) 2 Russia(=) Ecuador (-), Italy (+), Portugal (-) Cameroon(-) Costa Rica(+) Kuroimori wins 12-9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kamogawa-Domichi Kamogawa: 9 (0-1) 4 Brazil(+) 3 Italy (+) 3. Ghana(-) 2. Ivory Coast(+) 2 Cameroon(-) Colombia (+) England (-) USA(+). Japan(-). Costa Rica (+) Domichi: 10 (1-0) 4 Uruguay (-) 3 Brazil(+) 3. Belgium(+) 2 Mexico(+) 2 Colombia(+) USA(+), Russia(=). Iran(=) Bosnia(-), South Korea(=) Domichi wins 10-9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Group H: shumitto - Doitsuyama shumitto : 13(1-0) 4. Belgium (+) , 3. Brazil(+) , 3. Switzerland(+) , 2. Nigeria(=) , 2. Mexico(+) Australia(-), England(-) ,Netherlands(+) , Iran(=), Bosnia(-)Doitsuyama : 9(0-1) 4 Chile(+) , 3 Spain(-) , 3. Mexico(+) , 2 Italy(+) , 2 Japan(-) , South Korea(=) , Greece(-) , Portugal(-) , Bosnia(-) , Algeria(=)shumitto wins 13-9-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Nekonishiki-Rubensan Nekonishiki : 2 (0-1) 4 Spain(-) , 3 Portugal(-) 3. Ghana(-) 2 Russia(=) , 2 Nigeria(=) , Italy(+) , Australia(-) , Mexico(+) 9. Iran(=) , Netherlands(+)Rubensan : 12.5 (1-0) 4 Brazil (+) 3 Nigeria (=), 3. Italy(+) 2 Switzerland(+) 2. Ivory Coast(+) Portugal(-) , Netherlands(+) , South Korea(=) Honduras(-) , Bosnia(-) Rubensan wins 12.5-2 Edited June 18, 2014 by Kintamayama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted June 18, 2014 I copied and pasted Andonishiki's comment, but yours I don't know why didn't allow me to copy it and I had to write it myself.That's what made me wonder. No clue why you weren't able to copy-paste, very strange... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted June 18, 2014 Group H - Results Day 1 Game 1:shumitto 3:0 Doitsuyama(Belgium) (Algeria)Belgium ® W 1:0 W ChileBrazil W 1:x L Spain ©Switzerland W 0:x W MexicoNigeria D 0:x W ItalyMexico W 1:x L JapanAustralia © L x:x D South KoreaEngland L x:x L GreeceNetherlands W x:x L PortugalIran D x:x L BosniaBosnia L x:x L Algeria ®80 minutes into the game, it looked like Doitsuyama might prevail, but Belgium's final goal turned the tide in shumitto's favor. Game 2:Nekonishiki 0:4 Rubensan(Russia) (South Korea)Spain L 0:1 W BrazilPortugal L x:0 D NigeriaGhana L x:1 W Italy ©Russia ® D x:1 W SwitzerlandNigeria D x:1 W Ivory CoastItaly W x:x L PortugalAustralia L x:x W NetherlandsMexico © W x:x D South Korea ®Iran D x:x L HondurasNetherlands W x:x L BosniaAs mentioned before, Nekonishiki was doomed right from the start. Rubensan takes the lead in Group H. Player P W D L GF GA GD PointsRubensan 1 1 0 0 4 0 +4 3shumitto 1 1 0 0 3 0 +3 3Doitsuyama 1 0 0 1 0 3 -3 0Nekonishiki 1 0 0 1 0 4 -4 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,260 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) Group C Round 1 final scores shimodahito 1 0 Jejima Belgium W W France Argentina W W Colombia Switzerland W W Germany Colombia ® GOAL W Switzerland Portugal L BREAK England © Ghana © BREAK W Ivory Coast Greece L D South Korea South Korea D L Bosnia Croatia L L Algeria Costa Rica W L Greece ® COMMENTSshimodahito: My lower M pick Costa Rica roster plays league in Spain, USA, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Russia. This round faith pick: Switzerland. This round no faith pick: Croatia. With Jejima's Hong Kong time zone, I hope to catch him sleeping.Jejima: I don't seem to have much faith in either of my special teams..... Hopefully that will change for round 2!Refioji Pregame: Jejima's squad may strike first as it sees a lot of action on the weekend while shimodahito has quite a few teams playing next week (somewhat contradicting his comment ;-) )Refioji MbM:Thu: Croatia lost but shimodahito cleverly put them near the end, so there isn't much to see.Fri: No action, this game is slow in the build upSat: Finally we are seeing shots here and there with shimodahito's Colombia ® coming through, but placed even better by Jejima. The loss of Jejima's Greece ® isn't hurting much as he put them at the end, but his England © also lost making his shot from Ivory Cost potentially meaningless. Finally, Costa Rica is featured in the comment section but still placed last by shimodahito which seems like such a waste now.Sun: France is coming through for Jejima, while Switzerland is successfully attacking the third slot from the other side making a win likely for shimodahito if heavily favored Belgium wins.Mon: The Group G results made the match go downhill for shimodahito as both his teams lost in crucial slots. But at least Portugal's loss to the German juggernauts breaks Jejima because he has England © despite the loss (weird rule I think - giving a © team a decided disadvantage here, so this is only Jejima's own fault). Ghana's loss thus is meaningless to Jejima.Tue: This game is going down to the wire with shimodahito scoring a late winner via Belgium's win enabling his slot #4 to score. Final score: 1-0Pandaazuma 0 2 Maguroyama Belgium W W Belgium Argentina W W Argentina Nigeria D GOAL Chile Japan © BREAK GOAL USA Ivory Coast ® W W Ivory Coast © England L D Iran Ecuador L BREAK Japan ® Netherlands W L Portugal South Korea D L Australia Algeria L L Bosnia COMMENTSPandaazuma: Hmmm...my opponent has a slight advantage here in that his komusubi (Chile) has a freebie while mine (Netherlands) will struggle against Spain so I need Nigeria to win or draw, most likely. Also weird that my opponents R and C picks are the exact opposites of mine (in the very first game), and that they're likely to be around the 4 and 5 spots...so I'm gambling on a draw or win for Japan and my opponent having IC at 4 so I can break his chain. Now watch me get this spectacularly wrong! Good luck, Maguroyama!Maguroyama: No comment.Refioji Pregame: Maguroyama and Pandaazuma have identical teams in the first two positions, so Chile's placment on third might indeed become a winner.Refioji MbM:Thu: Has the game even started yet?Fri: Maguroyama produced a fine shot with Chile while Pandaazuma likely misses a stunning shot from Netherlands.Sat: We watch Pandaazuma getting his special teams spectacularly wrong. :-) Maguroyama cleverly placed his Japan ® low while producing a good shot with Ivory Coast while Pandaazuma might break his chain with Japan.Sun: The second half starts slow with Pandaazuma trying to recover from the shock at the close of the first half, and he squanders a potential scoring opportunity with the Ecuador loss.Mon: Pandaazuma shows shoddy defending finally allowing a score with Chile in slot 3 as Nigeria only draws. What's worse, his chains breaks at slot 4 as USA comes through with a late goal from German (even from my hometown Berlin) Brooks, and Maguroyama scores another goal. His Japan ® loss ends the game already with the final score of 2-0 for Maguroyama.Tue: The already decided game plods to an end with Belgium getting a win for both (only good for the MCP) and the rest of the action being after both chains are already broken. Final score: 0-2 Edited June 18, 2014 by Doitsuyama 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 20,281 Posted June 18, 2014 Any news on what Daineko's round 1 lineup ended up being? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 20,281 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) But at least Portugal's loss to the German juggernauts breaks Jejima because he has England © despite the loss (weird rule I think - giving a © team a decided disadvantage here, so this is only Jejima's own fault).IIRC this was done because players have some control over their ® and © selections, and so both types of special teams should have at least one disadvantage compared to normal picks - this "a © loser gets broken by a normal loser" thing is the only scenario where ©'s give up something to a normal opponent. (That comes into play especially if it's the same team, e.g. Brazil© vs Brazil; without that rule it's completely impossible for the normal version of the team to break the souped-up version.) All posted round 1 results are verified, by the way. Only Group D remaining. Edited June 18, 2014 by Asashosakari Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nekonishiki Banji 404 Posted June 18, 2014 Group B Round 2 update KikoCookie doesn't have luck with Spain, she trusted in them too much, and it costs her a broken chain. In the other match, chishafuwaku put his ® team to the best possible place, and scored 2 goals. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted June 18, 2014 Gotta love Chile - great team effort, exciting match. Currently, they're my favourite for the title if they don't run out of gas. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 18, 2014 Were the 2nd Round line-ups for group "D" posted? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 18, 2014 Gotta love Chile - great team effort, exciting match. Currently, they're my favourite for the title if they don't run out of gas. Oh yes, you are right. Who would expect that the deffending Champs Spain won't make the Round of 16? Chile looks pretty good. Let's see how the other surprise Costa Rica do the second round. Are they for real, or ony 1 game wonder. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kintamayama 47,331 Posted June 18, 2014 (edited) Chile will lose in the next round. They've done good but that's it. It looks like they are going to face Brazil, so no way. Edited June 18, 2014 by Kintamayama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted June 18, 2014 Chile will lose in the next round. They've done good but that's it. It looks like they are going to face Brazil, so no way. I hope I am wrong, but Brazil didn't look impressive the first 2 games. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
