Oshirokita 93 Posted January 21 Day 14 - Takarafuji Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Reonito 70 Posted January 22 Tamawashi makes a lot of sense, but it sounds like I'm supposed to pick someone different than the other co-leaders, so let's go with 14. Endo (I'm 17 time zones behind Japan) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sakura 801 Posted January 22 15 minutes ago, Reonito said: Tamawashi makes a lot of sense, but it sounds like I'm supposed to pick someone different than the other co-leaders, so let's go with 14. Endo (I'm 17 time zones behind Japan) In the event of a tie, the tiebreaker is who picked correctly most recently and counting backwards. If the tie cannot be broken then the yusho goes to the highest ranked player. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Reonito 70 Posted January 22 While I'm at it, and assuming it's not against the rules, I'm going to pencil in 15. Tamawashi But I reserve the right to change my mind based on Day 13 results and Day 14 torikumi. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 3,622 Posted January 22 Although Gurowake's line of reasoning was a little off, his conclusion was brilliant all the same. We'll have an exciting finish with six contenders. kuroimori (9-5) Sakura (9-5) Gurowake (9-5) Reonito (9-5) chishafuwaku (8-6) Andonishiki (8-5-1) Jakusotsu (7-7) shimodahito (7-6-1) Oshirokita (7-7) Profomisakari (6-8) Ryoshishokunin (5-8-1) WAKATAKE (5-7-2) Jejima (3-11) Totorofuji (3-1-10) The Kyokai (2-12) Hakuhonofan (0-0-14) orandashoho (0-0-14) sahaven111 (0-0-14) Hokutofuji's aites: 1. Shodai, 2. Asanoyama, 3. Takakeisho, 4. Takanosho, 5. Terunofuji, 6. Kotoshoho, 7. Takayasu, 8. Ryuden, 9. Mitakeumi, 10. Daieisho, 11. Kagayaki, 12. Tochinoshin, 13. Tokushoryu, 14. Aoiyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 3,622 Posted January 22 Are you all waiting for me to start the finish? Ok... Day 15 - Tamawashi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 629 Posted January 22 15 - this must be my worst ever basho playing this game. Takarafuji - to be different Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andonishiki 154 Posted January 22 senshuraku: tamawashi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 2,374 Posted January 22 15 hours ago, Jakusotsu said: Although Gurowake's line of reasoning was a little off, his conclusion was brilliant all the same. We'll have an exciting finish with six contenders. My full Makuuchi torikumi was only right about Tokushoryu-Sadanoumi, Yutakayama-Kotonowaka, Endo-Mitakeumi, Shodai-Terunofuji, and Takanosho-Okinoumi other than the match that mattered, so I'll file it under "better lucky than good". As much as I want Tamawashi to not end up facing the same schedule as the sanyaku, I can find no other reason why he shouldn't face Hokutofuji. 15. Tamawashi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Reonito 70 Posted January 22 Newbie question here, but how do the final results this time translate into the rankings for the next basho? Trying to figure out the risk/reward ratio for my possible picks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 422 Posted January 22 Day 15: Tobizaru Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sakura 801 Posted January 23 51 minutes ago, Gurowake said: My full Makuuchi torikumi was only right about Tokushoryu-Sadanoumi, Yutakayama-Kotonowaka, Endo-Mitakeumi, Shodai-Terunofuji, and Takanosho-Okinoumi other than the match that mattered, so I'll file it under "better lucky than good". As much as I want Tamawashi to not end up facing the same schedule as the sanyaku, I can find no other reason why he shouldn't face Hokutofuji. 15. Tamawashi I managed to get Tamawashi-Daieisho right. I think Tamawashi will be the pick. There seems no good reason for it not to be. However, I've always felt like I should try to win the yusho if I have a chance. Gurowake was correct yesterday, so is in the yusho lead and kuroimori is ranked ahead of me. So, to have any chance I need to pick differently from them. They have both picked the likely Tamawashi so I will go with 15. Endo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Reonito 70 Posted January 23 (edited) 23 hours ago, Reonito said: While I'm at it, and assuming it's not against the rules, I'm going to pencil in 15. Tamawashi I guess, with Endo also taken, I'll just stick with this and take the likely tie, rather than throw a Hail Mary like Ichinojo (who is hard to throw ). Edited January 23 by Reonito Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 3,622 Posted January 23 Final results: What promised to be an exciting finish turned out to be a big anticlimax with yet another curveball by the Kyokai - bummer. Yokozuna Gurowake wins the yusho on tie-breaker (correct pick for day 14), congratulations! Gurowake (9-6) kuroimori (9-6) Sakura (9-6) Reonito (9-6) chishafuwaku (8-7) Andonishiki (8-6-1) Jakusotsu (7-8) shimodahito (7-7-1) Oshirokita (7-8) Profomisakari (6-9) Ryoshishokunin (5-8-2) WAKATAKE (5-7-3) Jejima (3-12) Totorofuji (3-1-11) The Kyokai (3-12) Hakuhonofan (0-0-15) orandashoho (0-0-15) sahaven111 (0-0-15) Hokutofuji's aites: 1. Shodai, 2. Asanoyama, 3. Takakeisho, 4. Takanosho, 5. Terunofuji, 6. Kotoshoho, 7. Takayasu, 8. Ryuden, 9. Mitakeumi, 10. Daieisho, 11. Kagayaki, 12. Tochinoshin, 13. Tokushoryu, 14. Aoiyama, 15. Ichinojo Yusho:Gurowake (9-6) Jun-Yusho: kuroimori (9-6) Sakura (9-6) Reonito (9-6) Shukunsho:kuroimori 5 Sakura 5 Gurowake 5 chishafuwaku 5 shimodahito 5 Oshirokita 5 Andonishiki 5 Reonito 5 Jakusotsu 3 Ryoshishokunin 3 Profomisakari 3 WAKATAKE 3 Totorofuji 3 Kantosho:kuroimori 2 Sakura 2 Gurowake 2 Andonishiki 2 Reonito 2 Jakusotsu 3 chishafuwaku 3 Ryoshishokunin 3 Profomisakari 3 Oshirokita 3 shimodahito 4 Ginosho:Gurowake 3 shimodahito 3 Totorofuji 3 WAKATAKE 1 Oh, and since I'm quite obviously not up to par with my peers, this was my last basho as yokozuna. I'll be back where I belong: at the bottom. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sakura 801 Posted January 23 10 hours ago, Reonito said: I guess, with Endo also taken, I'll just stick with this and take the likely tie, rather than throw a Hail Mary like Ichinojo (who is hard to throw ). You should have taken the hail mary Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 629 Posted January 23 12 hours ago, Reonito said: Newbie question here, but how do the final results this time translate into the rankings for the next basho? Trying to figure out the risk/reward ratio for my possible picks. You can check out this thread to see where you will likely be ranked next basho. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 2,374 Posted January 23 (edited) Huh, I thought someone in the running had Ichinojo; I guess that was just Reonito's non-pick. I was in a similar situation the first time I played this. I had the chance to win if I decided to go with a really outlandish pick no one else had, and the one I had in mind would have won it for me. However, I decided to go with what I thought was most likely because of my desire at the time to go for the best average score, not the Yusho. Edited January 23 by Gurowake 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 629 Posted January 23 kuroimori (Y1E 9-6 ) Y1 Sakura (Y1W 9-6 ) Gurowake (Y2E 9-6 ) Y2 Jakusotsu (Y2W 7-8) chishafuwaku (YO 8-7) YO O1 Ryoshishokunin (O1W 5-8-2)Hakuhonofan (S1E 0-0-15) S1 Jejima (S1W 3-12) shimodahito (K1E 7-7-1) K1 orandashoho (K1W 0-0-15)Profomisakari (M1E 6-9) M1 WAKATAKE (M1W 5-7-3)Oshirokita (M2E 7-8) M2 Andonishiki (M2W 8-6-1)The Kyokai (M3E 3-12) M3 sahaven111 (M3W 0-0-15) Reonito (M4E 9-6 ) M4 Mae-zumo Totorofuji (mz 3-1-11) KK line: 7-8 OQ line: 9-6 Yusho: Gurowake (Y2E 9-6) Jun-Yusho: kuroimori (Y1E 9-6), Sakura (Y1W 9-6), Reonito (M4W 9-6) Shukunsho: kuroimori, Sakura, Gurowake, chishafuwaku, shimodahito, Oshirokita, Andonishiki, Reonito Kantosho: kuroimori, Sakura, Gurowake, Andonishiki, ReonitoGinosho: Gurowake, shimodahito, Totorofuji Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 629 Posted January 23 (edited) New banzuke for March 2021 Gurowake (Y2E 9-6) Y1 kuroimori (Y1E 9-6)Sakura (Y1W 9-6) Y2 YO chishafuwaku (YO 8-7) Ryoshishokunin (O1W 5-8-2) O1 shimodahito (K1E 7-7-1) S1 Reonito (M4E 9-6) Andonishiki (M2W 8-6-1) K1 Oshirokita (M2E 7-8)Profomisakari (M1E 6-9) M1 WAKATAKE (M1W 5-7-3)Jejima (S1W 3-12) M2 The Kyokai (M3E 3-12) Totorofuji (mz 3-1-11) M3 Intai Jakusotsu (Y2W 7-8) Banzuke-gaiHakuhonofan (S1E 0-0-15)orandashoho (K1W 0-0-15)sahaven111 (M3W 0-0-15) Comments: The Yokozuna trio of Gurowake, kuroimori and Sakura impressed. It is hoped that they continue to do so. It is with sadness that we accept the intai request of Jakusotsu. We hope that he refinds his mojo, and his fights his way back up the banzuke. Ryoshishokunin will be kadoban in March, and will need at least a KK record to keep the rank of Ozeki. Edited January 23 by Jejima 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
