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Three days are left.  The question now is which wrestler will end up in third place in kensho earnings at the end of the Kyushu Tournament:

Shodai, Endo, or Mitakeumi (might throw Abi in the mix with 13 up for grabs against Takakeisho tomorrow)?

My bet is on Endo.

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20 hours ago, Amamaniac said:

Three days are left.  The question now is which wrestler will end up in third place in kensho earnings at the end of the Kyushu Tournament:

Shodai, Endo, or Mitakeumi (might throw Abi in the mix with 13 up for grabs against Takakeisho tomorrow)?

My bet is on Endo.

As I said yesterday, the top 3 should be fix now. Endo has no really big pack left and Shodai has 2 very big packs remaining, I expect him to win one of them. Abi beating Terunofuji could endanger the position of Shodai, but that is a very remote possibility. Endo winning his remaining 2 is also quite unlikely IMO, he needs both and 2 losses by Shodai.

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7 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

As I said yesterday, the top 3 should be fix now. Endo has no really big pack left and Shodai has 2 very big packs remaining, I expect him to win one of them. Abi beating Terunofuji could endanger the position of Shodai, but that is a very remote possibility. Endo winning his remaining 2 is also quite unlikely IMO, he needs both and 2 losses by Shodai.

We shall see, my friend.  ;-)

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Mitakeumi has the chance to get Shodai, their match-up has a really big pack on it, the winner will be no.3

Day 14 http://www.sumo.or.jp/pdf/honbasho/kansen/torikumi/2111_14.pdf

316:    Terunofuji
141:    Takakeisho
68:    Shodai
58:    Endo
50:    Abi
49:    Mitakeumi
27:    Daieisho
26:    Ura
24:    Meisei
23:    Takayasu
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Tomorrow will see 36 Pocket Monster and Pokemon legends games kenshoFFMEpfxXwAAVbFq.jpg:large

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17 hours ago, Akinomaki said:

Tomorrow will see 36 Pocket Monster and Pokemon legends games kenshoFFMEpfxXwAAVbFq.jpg:large

 

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The bloody Pokemon banners were everywhere on Senshuraku!  OMG, I may not be from the right generation, but I sort of wished I were playing Pokemon Go (whatever that is)!

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18 minutes ago, Amamaniac said:

The bloody Pokemon banners were everywhere on Senshuraku!  OMG, I may not be from the right generation, but I sort of wished I were playing Pokemon Go (whatever that is)!

You can pick up Pokémon Go anytime, you are not missing out on anything. In fact, you are probably in the right demographic for it compared to the other games aimed at kids, nostalgia or hardcore gamers. 

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Missing the PUBG format Pokémon Unite game, Trainer Club, Pokémon Home, Pokémon masters as well.

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18 minutes ago, rhyen said:

You can pick up Pokémon Go anytime, you are not missing out on anything. In fact, you are probably in the right demographic for it compared to the other games aimed at kids, nostalgia or hardcore gamers. 

I'll take that as ... a compliment? (Thinkingindepth...)

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Since day 10 the top 10 remained the same set of rikishi

Day 15 http://www.sumo.or.jp/pdf/honbasho/kansen/torikumi/2111_15.pdf

359:    Terunofuji
141:    Takakeisho
73:    Mitakeumi
68:    Shodai
67:    Endo
50:    Abi
35:    Daieisho
32:    Meisei
28:    Takayasu
26:    Ura
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43 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Day 15 http://www.sumo.or.jp/pdf/honbasho/kansen/torikumi/2111_15.pdf

359:    Terunofuji
141:    Takakeisho
73:    Mitakeumi
68:    Shodai
67:    Endo
50:    Abi
35:    Daieisho
32:    Meisei
28:    Takayasu
26:    Ura

IMHO, there was a mistake in the Nikkan Sports report as to the kensho total for Takayasu.  I counted 8 banners parading around the ring for the final-day bout between him and Onosho today.  I checked the torikumi sheet that you so kindly provided a link to, and it lists 8 kensho prizes for that bout.

Here's the problem.  On day 14, Takayasu's kensho total was 23.  23 + 8 should equal 31.  

I haven't taken math since grade school, but ...

Correct me if I'm wrong (and I frequently am).

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They could have placed Pokemon kensho on all 10 2nd half bouts, but they only placed them on the last 9. 4, 3, 5, 5, 4, 4, 4, 4, 3 + the 2 usual kensho - the pattern was according to game groups, regardless of who was in the bout, I had expected a bit more on the last bout.

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On 28/11/2021 at 18:19, Akinomaki said:

1163 kensho in total this basho, 210 less than last basho. Pokemon kensho among that 6466, 2 each day till day 14 and 36 extra today. https://www.sanspo.com/article/20211128-SAWQV3Q2BZJDPASLQIE2Q2WCE4/

Now posted as 64 Pokemon kensho in all this bashol. Either the writer in the first article was not precise and the 36 were the total for the day and not the added kensho, with the 2 usual ones included (but in fact 36 new banners appeared), or the new article did make the same miscalculation I did at first. Next basho more than 200, likely there will be new banners in addition to the 38 I posted above: there should be much more of individual pokemon.  https://www.sanspo.com/article/20211210-GWXBEVLXZFKJDAWRT2HQAQ6P2Y/

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Biggest earner in sumo this year is Terunofuji with 164.48 million yen from among other things 4 yusho and 1304 kensho, more than double the number of no.2 in earnings Takakeisho, who was top last year and got about 90 million yen less than Terunfuji this year. http://www.shikoku-np.co.jp/sports/local/article.aspx?id=20211231000100

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