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JWS November 2020

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Day 6 results:

Ura - loss (wolfgangho, Athenayama, chishafuwaku)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki)
Kyokutaisei - win (Benihana)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru, Tenshinhan)
Akiseyama - loss (WAKATAKE)
Kyokushuho - win (Tameiki)
Mitoryu - win (Fujisan)
Takagenji - win (Achiyama)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)

The field split results on day 6, with some streaks being snapped while others are starting.

Streaks

Leader:

3 - Akogyokuseki

Active:

3 - Akogyokuseki
2 - Benihana
1 - Tameiki, Fujisan, Achiyama, ScreechingOwl

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Day 7 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Jokoryu
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Mitoryu
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Kyokushuho
Tameiki - Midorifuji
Fujisan - Mitoryu
Achiyama - Jokoryu
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Ikioi

We have a five way split for day 7 with the following rikishi getting 2 votes each: Ura, Jokoryu, Midorifuji, Mitoryu, Ikioi

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Day 7 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, chishafuwaku)
Jokoryu - loss (Athenayama, Achiyama)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki, Tameiki)
Mitoryu - loss (Benihana, Fujisan)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru, Tenshinhan)
Kyokushuho - win (WAKATAKE)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)

We have another split results day for day 7 with half winning and half losing. Akogyokuseki maintains her lead now with a four win streak, but she still has others chasing her.

Streaks

Leader:
4 - Akogyokuseki

Active:
4 - Akogyokuseki
2 - Tameiki, ScreechingOwl
1 - wolfgangho, chishafuwaku, WAKATAKE

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Day 8 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Nishikigi
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Tsurugisho
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Hakuyozan
Tameiki - Midorifuji
Fujisan - Hakuyozan
Achiyama - Hakuyozan
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Chiyonoumi

Hakuyozan takes the top pick for day 8 with 3 votes

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Day 8 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, chishafuwaku)
Nishikigi - loss (Athenayama)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki, Tameiki)
Tsurugisho - loss (Benihana)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru)
Hakuyozan - win (WAKATAKE, Fujisan, Achiyama)
Churanoumi - loss (ScreechingOwl)
Chiyonoumi - win (Tenshinhan)

A mostly successful day, with leader Akogyokuseki extending her lead. Tenshinhan also picks up his first win since returning to JWS!

Streaks

Leader:
5 - Akogyokuseki

Active:
5 - Akogyokuseki
3 - Tameiki
2 - wolfgangho, chishafuwaku, WAKATAKE
1 - Fujisan, Achiyama, Tenshinhan

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Day 9 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Hakuyozan
Akogyokuseki - Ura
Benihana - Chiyomaru
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Hakuyozan
Tameiki - Kyokutaisei
Fujisan - Midorifuji
Achiyama - Hakuyozan
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Takagenji

Ura and Hakuyozan are the top pick of day 9 with 3 votes each

Edited by WAKATAKE

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Day 9 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, Akogyokuseki, chishafuwaku)
Hakuyozan - win (Athenayama, WAKATAKE, Achiyama)
Chiyomaru - win (Benihana)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru)
Kyokutaisei - win (Tameiki)
Midorifuji - win (Fujisan)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)
Takagenji - win (Tenshinhan)

We almost had our first perfect day of the basho, with 11 players being successful for the day. Akogyokuseki maintains her lead, although some players are starting to build their own streaks to maintain chasing her.

Streaks

Leader:
6 - Akogyokuseki

Active:
6 - Akogyokuseki
4 - Tameiki
3 - wolfgangho, chishafuwaku, WAKATAKE
2 - Fujisan, Achiyama, Tenshinhan
1 - Athenayama, Benihana, ScreechingOwl

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Day 10 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Chiyomaru
Akogyokuseki - Ura
Benihana - Chiyomaru
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Ikioi
Tameiki - Chiyomaru
Fujisan - Daiamami
Achiyama - Chiyootori
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Hakuyozan

Ura and Chiyomaru split the top picks of day 10 with 3 votes each

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Day 10 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, Akogyokuseki, chishafuwaku)
Chiyomaru - win (Athenayama, Benihana, Tameiki)
Ikioi - win (Flohru, WAKATAKE)
Daiamami - loss (Fujisan)
Chiyootori - loss (Achiyama)
Churanoumi - loss (ScreechingOwl)
Hakuyozan - loss (Tenshinhan)

Those who decided to strike out on their own couldn't find gold, and rikishi that had more than one player voting for them ended up winning for day 10. Akogyokuseki once again is extending but Tameiki, wolfgangho, chishafuwaku and WAKATAKE are the closest ones trailing her so far.

Streaks

Leader:
7 - Akogyokuseki

Active:
7 - Akogyokuseki
5 - Tameiki
4 - wolfgangho, chishafuwaku, WAKATAKE
2 - Athenayama, Benihana
1 - Flohru
 

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Day 11 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Kyokushuho
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Ura
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Chiyootori
Tameiki - Chiyootori
Fujisan - Chiyootori
Achiyama - Midorifuji
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Akiseyama

Ura and Chiyootori are the top picks of day 11 with 3 votes

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Day 11 results:

Ura - loss (wolfgangho, Benihana, chishafuwaku)
Kyokushuho - win (Athenayama)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki, Achiyama)
Ikioi - win (Flohru)
Chiyootori - win (WAKATAKE, Tameiki, Fujisan)
Churanoumi - loss (ScreechingOwl)
Akiseyama - loss (Tenshinhan)

We have a split field for day 11, but the leaders continue to lead. Akogyokuseki now stands at 8 wins, while Tameiki and WAKATAKE trail closely behind.

Streaks

Leader:
8 - Akogyokuseki

Active:
8 - Akogyokuseki
6 - Tameiki
5 - WAKATAKE
3 - Athenayama
1 - Achiyama, Fujisan

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Day 12 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Chiyootori
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Ishiura
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Tsurugisho
Tameiki - Shohozan
Fujisan - Ishiura
Achiyama - Wakamotoharu
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Shohozan

3 rikishi share top picks for day 12 with 2 votes each: Ura, Ishiura, Shohozan (all smaller rikishi)

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Day 12 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, chishafuwaku)
Chiyootori - win (Athenayama)
Midorifuji - loss (Akogyokuseki)
Ishiura - win (Benihana, Fujisan)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru)
Tsurugisho - win (WAKATAKE)
Shohozan - win (Tameiki, Tenshinhan)
Wakamotoharu - win (Achiyama)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)

Akogyokuseki could not manage a ninth win and will have to settle for the lead currently at 8 wins. She'll need help though because both Tameiki and WAKATAKE managed to win, now within one and two of her. Will both players be able to catch her? With day 12 in the books, no other players are mathematically in the race.

Streaks

Leaders:
8 - Akogyokuseki
7 - Tameiki
6 - WAKATAKE

Active:
7 - Tameiki
6 - WAKATAKE
4 - Athenayama
2 - Achiyama, Fujisan
1 - wolfgangho, chishafuwaku, Benihana, ScreechingOwl, Tenshinhan

Edited by WAKATAKE

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Day 13 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Ura
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Ura
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Shohozan
Tameiki - Shohozan
Fujisan - Daishomaru
Achiyama - Shohozan
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Shohozan

Ura and Shohozan share top picks for day 13 with 4 votes each. People apparently have faith in the latter to beat the hapless Fujiazuma

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Day 13 results:

Ura - loss (wolfgangho, Athenayama, Benihana, chishafuwaku)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru)
Shohozan - win (WAKATAKE, Tameiki, Achiyama, Tenshinhan)
Daishomaru - win (Fujisan)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)

Both Tameiki and WAKATAKE's hunches were correct, as Shohozan carried them to day 14 as leaders. Tameiki has now tied Akogyokuseki and could take sole lead of the field with a win on day 14.

Streaks

Leaders:
8 - Tameiki, Akogyokuseki
7 - WAKATAKE

Active:
8 - Tameiki
7 - WAKATAKE
3 - Achiyama, Fujisan
2 - ScreechingOwl, Tenshinhan
1 - Akogyokuseki

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Day 14 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Ura
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Ura
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Wakamotoharu
Tameiki - Wakamotoharu
Fujisan - Wakamotoharu
Achiyama - Wakamotoharu
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Ura

Ura is the top pick of day 14 with 5 votes

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Day 14 results:

Ura - win (wolfgangho, Athenayama, Benihana, chishafuwaku, Tenshinhan)
Midorifuji - win (Akogyokuseki)
Ikioi - loss (Flohru)
Wakamotoharu - win (WAKATAKE, Tameiki, Fujisan, Achiyama)
Churanoumi - win (ScreechingOwl)

Second time that we almost get a perfect day for the tournament. Leaders Tameiki and WAKATAKE once again go with the opponent of winless Fujiazuma, and maintain their leads going into day 15. WAKATAKE trails one behind and will need a loss by Tameiki to force a playoff.

Streaks

Leaders:
9 - Tameiki
8 - WAKATAKE

Active:
9 - Tameiki
8 - WAKATAKE
4 - Achiyama, Fujisan
3 - ScreechingOwl, Tenshinhan
2 - Akogyokuseki
1 - wolfgangho, Athenayama, Benihana, chishafuwaku

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Day 15 submissions:

wolfgangho - Ura
Athenayama - Ura
Akogyokuseki - Midorifuji
Benihana - Ura
Flohru - Ikioi
chishafuwaku - Ura
WAKATAKE - Daiamami
Tameiki - Daiamami
Fujisan - Nishikigi
Achiyama - Azumaryu
ScreechingOwl - Churanoumi
Tenshinhan - Ura

Ura is the top pick for the final day of the basho with 5 votes

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Day 15 results:

Ura - loss (wolfgangho, Athenayama, Benihana, chishafuwaku, Tenshinhan)
Midorifuji - loss (Akogyokuseki)
Ikioi - win (Flohru)
Daiamami - win (WAKATAKE, Tameiki)
Nishikigi - loss (Fujian)
Azumaryu - win (Achiyama)
Churanoumi - loss (ScreechingOwl)

And this concludes the basho! Tameiki and WAKATAKE both ended up picking Daiamami, having the hunch that he would be victorious over the winless Fujiazuma. Unfortunately for WAKATAKE, that means Tameiki got to extend his streak. Congratulations to @Tameiki on winning his first ever JWS yusho! On top of that, he extended his streak to 10, meaning he has entered the top 10 again and can try to challenge for the record in January!

Yusho
10 - Tameiki

Jun-Yusho
9 - WAKATAKE

Active streaks:
10 - Tameiki
9 - WAKATAKE
5 - Achiyama
1 - Flohru

Thank you to all for participating in JWS for the year 2020! What a time to close out what we can definitely call a crazy year. I hope to be seeing you all (and those who could not participate) next year when we resume in January! Kekka and banzuke to follow soon.

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Kekka and banzuke:

12 players competed in JWS November 2020 and their combined scores came out to 58. To determine the KK line for this basho, it is 58 divided by 12 which comes out to 4.83. This in turn is rounded up to 5 which is the KK line for the basho. The kekka scores are as below:

10 --> 13-2: Tameiki
9 --> 12-3: WAKATAKE
8 --> 11-4: Akogyokuseki
5 --> 8-7: Achiyama
4 --> 7-8: chishafuwaku, Fujisan, Athenayama, wolfgangho
3 --> 6-9: Tenshinhan, ScreechingOwl
2 --> 5-10: Benihana, Flohru

Kekka as shown on the November 2020 banzuke

November 2020
East Rank West
chishafuwaku (7-8) O  
Achiyama (8-7) S Tameiki (13-2, Y)
Benihana (5-10) K Gaijingai (kosho)
  K Fujisan (7-8)
Athenayama (7-8) M1 Flohru (5-10)
Kyoju (0-0-15) M2 wolfgangho (7-8)
Akogyokuseki (11-4) M3 WAKATAKE (12-3, J)
Tenshinhan (6-9) M4 Gansekiiwa (0-0-15)
ScreechingOwl (6-9) M5 Houmanumi (0-0-15)

 

The banzuke for JWS Hatsu 2021 is as follows

Hatsu 2021
East Rank West
chishafuwaku (7-8) O  
Tameiki (13-2, Y, S1W) S Achiyama (8-7, S1E)
WAKATAKE (12-3, J, M3W) K Akogyokuseki (11-4, M3E)
  K Gaijingai (kosho, K1W)
Fujisan (7-8, K2W) M1 Athenayama (7-8, K1E)
wolfgangho (7-8, M2E) M2 Benihana (5-10, K1E)
Flohru (5-10, M1W) M3 Tenshinhan (6-9, M4E)
ScreechingOwl (6-9, M5E) M4 Kyoju (0-0-15, M2E)
Gansekiiwa (0-0-15, M4W) M5 Houmanumi (0-0-15, M5W)

 

Yusho winner @Tameiki has finished jun-yusho in Aki 2020 and won the yusho in November 2020, meaning he is officially on an ozeki run for Hatsu 2021. A 10-5 kekka score or jun-yusho equivalent will earn him promotion to the rank. Ozeki @chishafuwaku could not put together a KK for his second basho at the rank and finds himself kadoban. Hopefully he can gambarize in Hatsu 2021 to maintain his rank. @Gaijingai had declared kosho for this basho and hopefully we will see him back for Hatsu 2021. Welcome back to @Tenshinhan after his hiatus, I know that with everybody these are unsure times, but great to see you playing once again. Kyoju, @Rocks/Gansekiiwa and @Houmanumi are encouraged to play next basho as they were MIA for this basho. 

As always thank you to all for playing the game, and I encourage anybody who is interested in playing to let me know or drop me any questions that you have. The game is rather simple and fun to try and predict!

Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to you all!

 

 

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Congrats to @Tameiki for the win and thanks Wakatake-san for running the game

I really can't explain why there are not more players. I'm addressing especially to all those who play  Sekitori-Toto. They have obviously already "studied" all the juryo bouts of the day so it would take them less than a minute to also make an entry for JWS (that's exactly what I do!).
So, hopefully we'll get more players in 2021 even if that makes the administrator's duties more difficult. ;-)

 

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I seem to see fewer acceptance messages in 2020 than in the old days, but I must say that I didn't expect to win and I promise that I will do my best to do better in January. I must add that it was fascinating to see the Basho unfold in an accelerated version when the results were published, and it made the surprise even stronger.

I also want to thank Wakatake for organising this event and echo Athenayama's regrets that more players don't join us here. 

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