Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted July 2, 2014 Hi there, this is to invite you to participate in Banzuke Surfing in the upcoming basho. The rules are very simple. Banzuke Surfing is run in several waves, with a new wave starting every year. The goal is to move up the banzuke as far and fast as possible. You do so by temporarily "adopting" one or more rikishi at a given banzuke position. If your rikishi moves up the banzuke, so will you, if the rikishi moves down by getting MK, so will you (at least, if all your picked rikishi move down). If your rikishi goes intai, you will get his last position next time. In the basho after the current one you will be taking the banzuke position of the best-placed rikishi you've picked this time. If your name appears on the list below, you have already participated. The column "Allowed Picks" shows you which rikishi of the banzuke you are allowed to pick next basho. If you are participating for the first time, you are allowed to pick any of the rikishi in the bottom 32 of the banzuke (as indicated below). The rikishi that you are allowed to pick are all rikishi below your last (or most successful) pick. So generally, you cannot pick the same rikishi twice. An exception is if your rikishi drops into the last 32 of the banzuke or goes banzuke-gai. In this case, of course, you can pick any of the bottom 32 rikishi (just like a new player). During your entire career of a given wave you can use up to three so-called jokers (indicated by the number of asterisks behind your name). Jokers are additional rikishi you can pick. In addition to the regular rikishi you pick for a basho, you can use as many jokers as you've still left. E.g., at the beginning of a wave you could pick four rikishi instead of one (regular + all jokers). As a consequence, the most successful one of these four will determine your new banzuke position. But on the downside this would mean that you don't have any jokers left for later bashos. So pick jokers wisely, three isn't much for a wave that might run for much more than a year. Deadline is shonichi 8 AM JST. All new players are allowed to pick Jk12e Otaki and below. Winner Banzuke Position 1. Gernobono Natsu 2010 Ke Rank Shikona Last Surfer Position Allowed Picks 2. Hironoumi Myogiryu M6w M7e Tochinowaka and below 3. Ganzohnesushi Jokoryu M7w M8e Chiyotairyu and below 4. charliki Kyokushuho M12w M13e Okinoumi and below 5. Itachi Gagamaru M15e M15w Tokitenku and below 6. Susanoo* Ichinojo J3w J4e Shotenro and below 7. Jakusotsu** Kotoyuki J5w J6e Amuru and below 8. Randomitsuki* DNP(1st) Ms9e Ms9w Higoarashi and below 9. Vikanohara Horikiri Ms11w Ms12e Kihonoumi and below 10. Doitsuyama Keitenkai Ms13e Ms13w Sasanoyama and below 11. Fukurou** Keitenkai Ms13e Ms13w Sasanoyama and below 12. kuroimori Sensho Ms19e Ms19w Irie and below 13. Andoreasu*** Sensho Ms19e Ms19w Irie and below 14. Kotoviki** DNP(1st) Ms34w Ms35e Sasakiyama and below 15. Kaiowaka*** Hakuyozan Ms34w Ms35e Sasakiyama and below 16. Takanorappa* Ikeru Ms44e Ms44w Byakko and below 17. Terarno Ohara Ms49e Ms49w Aoi and below 18. Achiyama Tamadaiki Sd8e Sd8w Karatsuumi and below 19. Wamahada*** Omori Sd72e Sd72w Kotoninsei and below 20. Gurowake Shodai Jd10e Jd10w Hirose and below 21. Jejima Kotonoshima Jd52w Jd53e Momochizakura and below Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ganzohnesushi 548 Posted July 11, 2014 M8e Chiyotairyu Ganzohnesushi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fukurou 534 Posted July 12, 2014 Ms13W Sasanoyama, please Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Randomitsuki 2,908 Posted July 12, 2014 Ms13e Keitenkai Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kaiowaka 10 Posted July 12, 2014 For me : Chiyoarashi (Ms37e) Thank you Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hironoumi 0 Posted July 12, 2014 M8e Chiyotairyu,please Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,260 Posted July 12, 2014 Ms13w Sasanoyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Achiyama 1,272 Posted July 12, 2014 My Pick: Sd21e Abiko Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vikanohara 171 Posted July 12, 2014 The easiest pick of them all this time around :Ms13e Keitenkai Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Terarno 47 Posted July 12, 2014 Ahoy ! I pick W-Makushita 49 Aoi, please. Thanks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted July 13, 2014 Scoreboard: Winner Banzuke Position 1. Gernobono Natsu 2010 Ke Rank Shikona Surfs Position Standing 2. Hironoumi Chiyotairyu M8e 0 3. Ganzohnesushi Chiyotairyu M8e 0 4. charliki Okinoumi M13e 0 5. Itachi Ichinojo J3w 0 6. Susanoo* Shotenro J4e 0 7. Jakusotsu** Fujiazuma J9w 0 8. Randomitsuki* Keitenkai Ms13e 0 9. Vikanohara Keitenkai Ms13e 0 10. Doitsuyama Sasanoyama Ms13w 0 11. Fukurou** Sasanoyama Ms13w 0 12. kuroimori Irie Ms19w 0 13. Andoreasu*** Masunoumi Ms21e 0 14. Kotoviki** Matsubayama Ms36w 0 15. Kaiowaka*** Chiyoarashi Ms37e 0 16. Takanorappa* DNP(1st) Ms44w N/A 17. Terarno Aoi Ms49w 0 18. Achiyama Abiko Sd21e 0 19. Wamahada*** Miyauchi Sd82w 0 20. Gurowake Narumi Jd11w 0 21. Jejima Takagi Jd53w 0 22. Tsukiko Hamaguchi Jk18e 0 23. Ayagawa Takiguchi Jk22e 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,401 Posted July 18, 2014 Standings after day 6: It will take a major roadblock to stop the Ichinojo train. Winner Banzuke Position 1. Gernobono Natsu 2010 Ke Rank Shikona Surfs Position Standing 2. Hironoumi Chiyotairyu M8e 4-2 3. Ganzohnesushi Chiyotairyu M8e 4-2 4. charliki Okinoumi M13e 3-3 5. Itachi Ichinojo J3w 6-0 6. Susanoo* Shotenro J4e 2-4 7. Jakusotsu** Fujiazuma J9w 1-5 8. Randomitsuki* Keitenkai Ms13e 3-0 9. Vikanohara Keitenkai Ms13e 3-0 10. Doitsuyama Sasanoyama Ms13w 1-2 11. Fukurou** Sasanoyama Ms13w 1-2 12. kuroimori Irie Ms19w 1-2 13. Andoreasu*** Masunoumi Ms21e 3-0 14. Kotoviki** Matsubayama Ms36w 0-3 15. Kaiowaka*** Chiyoarashi Ms37e 1-2 16. Takanorappa* DNP(1st) Ms44w N/A 17. Terarno Aoi Ms49w 0-3 18. Achiyama Abiko Sd21e 3-0 19. Wamahada*** Miyauchi Sd82w 0-3 20. Gurowake Narumi Jd11w 3-0 21. Jejima Takagi Jd53w 3-0 22. Tsukiko Hamaguchi Jk18e 3-0 23. Ayagawa Takiguchi Jk22e 2-1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kotoviki 16 Posted July 18, 2014 Matsubayama is killing me!! I emailed him today and told him he better straighten up! Lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
