Turn The Tide - Banzuke Nagoya 2016

[Jakusotsu 5,755]

Yikes! This is one of the weirdest banzuke I've ever seen. Don't look too closely lest your eyes pop out!

(7-8 had to be regarded as KK in Juryo and below)

Kitakachiyama (Ye 10-5)     Y     
                            O     Pandaazuma (Ow 7-8)
Haidouzo (Se 12-3)          S1    Gurowake (Sw 9-6)
Fujiyama (Ke 10-5)          S2    Ganzohnesushi (M1e 12-3)
Andoreasu (Kw 9-6)          K1    Randomitsuki (M2e 11-4)
Konosato (M1w 9-6)          K2    ScreechingOwl (M5e 10-5)

Taka (M4e 9-6)              M1    Asashosakari (M2w 8-7)
Kaiomitsuki (M9e 10-5)      M2    Chishafuwaku (M7e 9-6)
Chocshoporyu (M7w 9-6)      M3    Kuroimori (M8w 9-6)
Sebunshu (M12e 10-5)        M4    Flohru (M10e 8-7)
Taxinohana (M4w 7-8)        M5    Nomadwolf (M3e 6-9)
Yassier (M3w 6-9)           M6    Susanoo (M5w 7-7-1)
Achiyama (M6w 7-7-1)        M7    Frinkanohana (M6e 6-9)
Kaiowaka (J3w 9-6)          M8    Tenshinhan (J4w 9-6)
Aome (J2w 8-7)              M9    Bill (M9w 7-8)
Kotononami (M8e 5-10)       M10   GONZABUROW (M10w 7-8)
Saruyama (M11e 7-5-3)       M11   Sokkenaiyama (J6e 9-6)
Ruziklao (J3e 7-7-1)        M12   Senkoho (J5w 8-7)
Maguroyama (M12w 6-9)       M13   Jakusotsu (J5e 7-8)
Gaijingai (M14e 7-8)        M14   Kintamayama (M13e 6-9)
Profomisakari (M15e Kosho)  M15   Gawasukotto (M14w 6-9)
Smoczayama (M13w 5-10)      M16   Gernobono (M16w 7-8)

Takanorappa (J1e Kosho)     J1    Tainosen (M17e 7-8)
Metzinowaka (M17w 7-8)      J2    Mariohana (M18e 7-5-3)
Andonishiki (M18w 7-8)      J3    Wamahada (M16e 5-10)
Unkonoyama (M15w 4-10-1)    J4    Kasamatsuri (J1w 5-8-2)
Chankoyama (J7w 7-8)        J5    Ayagawa (J14w 10-5)
Jejima (J8w 7-8)            J6    Fujisan (J9e 7-8)
Anjoboshi (J7e Kosho)       J7    Hogashi (J10e 7-7-1)
Oskanohana (M11w Kyujo)     J8    Pitinosato (J12e 7-8)
Shimodahito (J8e 6-9)       J9    Chisaiyama (J9w Kosho)
Korinokoishi (ms3w 9-6)     J10   Mmikasazuma (J6w 4-10-1)
Neko (J11w 6-9)             J11   Mischashimaru (J10w 5-10)
Holleshoryu (J13e 6-9)      J12   Taikanute (J13w 6-9)
Manatsumai (J4e 1-14)       J13   Nantonoyama (J12w 5-9-1)
Bunijiman (J11e 4-6-5)      J14   Suwihuto (ms1w 6-8-1)

Kyokuhagyo (J2e Kyujo)      ms1   Rikishimiezi (J14e 4-11)
Futtokazan (ms2w 5-6-4)     ms2   Hayaikaze (ms1e 4-9-2)
Kamogawa (ms3e 3-11-1)      ms3   Hana-ichi (ms4e 3-12)
Reijinguoshan (ms2e Kyujo)  ms4   

[Atenzan 1,074]

Pitinosato should count himself the luckiest man I've seen in a while. Must have been a tough basho.

[Asashosakari 18,670]

Pitinosato should count himself the luckiest man I've seen in a while.

Why he specifically? Other juryo 7-8's moved up a lot more.

[Atenzan 1,074]

Pitinosato should count himself the luckiest man I've seen in a while.

Why he specifically? Other juryo 7-8's moved up a lot more.

I don't think there's a single one on this specific banzuke. I'm not really well-versed in this sort of thing if you're talking about other sumo games, just veered into here from the View New Content tab.

[kuroimori 1,634]

Pitinosato should count himself the luckiest man I've seen in a while.

Why he specifically? Other juryo 7-8's moved up a lot more.

I don't think there's a single one on this specific banzuke. I'm not really well-versed in this sort of thing if you're talking about other sumo games, just veered into here from the View New Content tab.

I think he meant lucky Juryo MK guys like Ruziklao and Jakusotsu.

[Gurowake 3,886]

Or those Juryo guys that ended up above Makuuchi guys with the same record because a Juryo 7-8 was a KK and a Makuuchi 7-8 wasn't.

[Jakusotsu 5,755]

In the end, only three players managed 8 wins, and all of them lost on Senshuraku, so Asashosakari can enjoy a 8-7 yusho on tie-breakers - omedeto!

What's more, since only three players were eligible for sansho, I decided to withhold those two with a clear sub-par performance (and which would have gone to Asashosakari anyway B-) ).

Yusho:

M1w Asashosakari (8-7) (Yusho winner...)

Kanto-sho:

(not awarded)

Gino-sho:

(not awarded)

Shukun-sho:

M1w Asashosakari (4.275)

Thank you for playing, see ya in September!

[Yubinhaad 11,506]

There's a minor glitch on the Day 2 results page. Endo is correctly shown as having lost but four players who picked him to win are all given a full Shukun-sho point, which stays on their records to the end.

[Jakusotsu 5,755]

The cause for this glitch is that Rikishimiezi managed to pick Endo for losing which shouldn't be possible given his 0-1 record. I have no idea how that happened.

Fortunately, those four surplus shukun-points didn't matter in the end.

Thanks for noticing!