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1-5 Joaoiyama

6-10 Pandaazuma

11-20 Kishikaisei

21-40 Asapedroryu

41-80 Kintamayama

81-120 Achiyama

121-200 DeRosa

201 Korinokoishi

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13 hours ago, Kaito said:

I'm a little scared to not take DeRosa in the 121-200 range. Don't let me down, Spiffy!

I clicked on this thread out of curiosity, and when I saw people were picking me, I decided I should go all-in and play as many of the games as I could. Right now, the only ones I can't figure out are Norizo Cup (keeps saying it's not accepting entries) and Deutsches Sumo-Tipspiel (Google Translate stopped letting me switch the site to English, so i'm just crossing my fingers that I'll figure out how to start playing). So hopefully that works out for everyone (since I picked myself too).

I do have a question about how Sumo Game is scored, though. If the top 42 get points, does that mean you have to be in makuuchi to score, or is it, like, the 42 best records across all divisions? Edit: Or the top 42 point totals regardless of record?

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14 minutes ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

 the only ones I can't figure out are Norizo Cup (keeps saying it's not accepting entries)

Because, as it says, it isn't accepting entries. Yet. It should accept entries in the coming hours. As for tipspiel-easy, You'll figure it out the minute  the torikumi is published and the chosen bouts are up.

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18 minutes ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

 If the top 42 get points, does that mean you have to be in makuuchi 

yes (Superbanzuke)

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6 hours ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

Right now, the only ones I can't figure out are Norizo Cup (keeps saying it's not accepting entries) and Deutsches Sumo-Tipspiel (Google Translate stopped letting me switch the site to English, so i'm just crossing my fingers that I'll figure out how to start playing)

Scroll down to the 4th post for the rules in English:
http://tipspiel.sumofan.net/viewtopic.php?t=30

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3 minutes ago, Jakusotsu said:

Scroll down to the 4th post for the rules in English:
http://tipspiel.sumofan.net/viewtopic.php?t=30

I saw those, and it seemed like you just jump in when the matchups go up (kind of like some of the games on here), but I wasn't 100% sure about that. I figured if I was wrong, well... I'm playing 18 other games, it's fine.

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10 hours ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

I do have a question about how Sumo Game is scored, though. If the top 42 get points, does that mean you have to be in makuuchi to score, or is it, like, the 42 best records across all divisions? Edit: Or the top 42 point totals regardless of record?

You have to be in Makuuchi to be in position to score points in Bench Sumo and Sumo Game only. As you're still "new" you won't be able to score points in these till you climb the banzuke ladder enough. In the other games you just have to finish in the top 10 to score points regardless your banzuke rank in that game.

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1 -5: Joaoiyama

6 -10: Kaito    

11-20: Ganzohnesushi

21-40: Oyama

41-80: bariihachibenson

81-120: Ruziklao

121-200: DeRosa

201+: Leonishiki

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1-5 Joaoiyama
6-10 Pandaazuma
11-20 Norizo
21-40 Kobashi
41-80 Taka
81-120 Sukubidubidu
121-200 Beeftank
201+ Gernobono

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Here is the link to the current rankings!

1-5 Oskanohana (he is absent from Bench!) Unkonoyama

6-10 Kaito (probably a bad idea to bet against the panda....  but we're here to win, so must gamble somewhere...)

11-20 Norizo (obviously)

21-40 Sakura (she is one of the best in just about every game she plays - so hopefully, she'll play a few more :-)

41-80 Kuroimori (ranked way below his true ability)

81-120 Jejima (I think that it should be a rule that you have to pick yourself when playing. I might even have real time to return to sumo gaming properly towards the end of the year.... who knows?!) 

121-200 Metzinowaka (for the spread of games that he plays - bound to pick points somewhere!)

201+ Gernobono (with the expectation that he will return to Bench Makunouchi some time this year)

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1-5 Joaoiyama

6-10 Kaito

11-20 Andoreasu

21-40 Athenayama

41-80 Wamahada

81-120 Achiyama

121-200 De Rosa

201+ Leonishiki

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1-5 – Susanoo (scoring big even in bad years)
6-10 – Pandaazuma (will be back with booom this year)
11-20 – Norizo (anything else than top ten is surprise and repeated surprises are *very* rare)
21-40 – Athenayama (highest gino score in the group hinting at balanced ability to score)
41-80 – Frinkanohana (this was exceptionally bad year, only 60th place in spite of scoring in 10 different games, great potential here)
81-120 – Achiyama (like me, scoring in 6 different games, but throwing off the burden of required self-discipline)
121-200 – DeRosa (speak about potential...)
201+ – Kikkuzakankurou (I simply like the name)

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1-5 Joaoiyama
6-10 Kitakachiyama
11-20 Choshu-Yuki
21-40 Jakusotsu
41-80 Terarno
81-120 Achiyama
121-200 Unagiyutaka
201+ Rikishimiezi

 

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Sorry I missed the deadline this year!

I love this game, but I just had too many projects on the go to start the year.

I hope to join you again next year! Good luck everyone.

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Here are the first results after the Hatsu SB Masters:

6 players immediately broke the 100-points-mark. Jejima takes the lead for now as he was the only one to pick our Masters champion Sakura. (Applauding...)

(Firstprize...) @Jejima
(Secondprize...) @Flohru
(Thirdprize...) @Ruziklao 


Check the complete results:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ygaHRSp2WQnYsAyIKaDo4EDdzjUM1lle/view?usp=sharing

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On 04/02/2023 at 09:18, Tenshinhan said:

 

6 players immediately broke the 100-points-mark. Jejima takes the lead for now as he was the only one to pick our Masters champion Sakura. (Applauding...)

@Jejima, I will gambarise for you, since you're the only one to have faith in me.

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10 hours ago, Sakura said:

@Jejima, I will gambarise for you, since you're the only one to have faith in me.

Y'know, I've figured out more or less what people are trying to say when they say "gambarise" through context, but I still don't know what it actually means.

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2 hours ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

Y'know, I've figured out more or less what people are trying to say when they say "gambarise" through context, but I still don't know what it actually means.

It's the Japanese 'ganbare' verb. Basically a stock answer given by all rikishi in interviews. Roughly translates as 'I'll do my best'.

You can also cheer on somebody by saying/shouting 'Ganbatte!' as I will now do to Sakura.... Ganbatte! 

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First of all, I hope @Tenshinhan is well and is just very busy. As I had some free time I tried to update the scores after Haru. Of course my table can't even be compared with Tenshinhan's and let's hope he'll be back soon to post the official. In the meantime, here is what I found. The column +/- displays the ranks gained or lost after Haru.

                               
                        TOTAL   +/-  
  1 Flohru Joaoiyama Pandaazuma Norizo Kobashi Taka Sukubidubidu Beeftank Gernobono       +1  
      65,5 82,85 79,33 15,5 0 16,5 20 9,11   288,79      
  2 Ruziklao Susanoo Pandaazuma Norizo Athenayama Frinkanohana Achiyama De Rosa Kikkuzakankurou       +1  
      31,83 82,85 79,33 44,5 36,23 0,5 7,31 1   283,55      
  3 ScreechingOwl Oskanahada Pandaazuma Flohru Athenayama Kintamayama Survivor De Rosa Randomitsuki       +8  
      79,61 82,85 27 44,5 20,5 15 7,31 0   276,77      
  4 Jejima Unkonoyama Kaito Norizo Sakura Kuroimiri Jejima Metzinowaka Gernobono       -3  
      35,55 53,38 79,33 55,7 38,5 0 4,5 9,11   276,07      
  5 Profomisakari Joaoiyama Pandaazuma Flohru Kobashi Kuroimiri Ruziklao Beeftank Gernobono       -1  
      65,5 82,85 27 15,5 38,5 2,25 20 9,11   260,71      
  6 Sumo Spiffy Susanoo Pandaazuma Andoreasu Athenayama Mmikasazuma Blackpinkmawashi Beeftank Gernobono       +3  
      31,83 82,85 40,22 44,5 0 28,25 20 9,11   256,76      
  7 Ganzohnesushi Joaoiyama Pandaazuma Ganzohnesushi Athenayama Mariohana Jejima Metzinowaka Randomitsuki       +7  
      65,5 82,85 25,44 44,5 13,5 0 4,5 0   236,29      
  8 Athenayama Susanoo Kaito Andoreasu Athenayama Hana-ichi Blackpinkmawashi Beeftank Gernobono       -2  
      31,83 53,38 40,22 44,5 7,55 28,25 20 9,11   234,84      
  9 Achiyama Joaoiyama Kaito Andoreasu Athenayama Wamahada Achiyama De Rosa Leonishiki       -2  
      65,5 53,38 40,22 44,5 19 0,5 7,31 0   230,41      
  10 WAKATAKE Unkonoyama Pandaazuma Andoreasu Oortael Frinkanohana Ruziklao Takatakataka Kawazi       +2  
      35,55 82,85 40,22 27 36,23 2,25 0 0   224,1      
  11 Asapedroryu Joaoiyama Pandaazuma Kishikaisei Asapedroryu Kintamayama Achiyama De Rosa Korinokoishi       -6  
      65,5 82,85 17 15 20,5 0,5 7,31 0   208,66      
  12 Kaito Golyonohana Pandaazuma Andoreasu Kotononami Taka Jejima Beeftank Gernobono       -4  
      34,61 82,85 40,22 15 0 0 20 9,11   201,79      
  13 Rocks Unkonoyama Pandaazuma Andoreasu Gansekiiwa Taka Achiyama De Rosa Gernobono       -3  
      35,55 82,85 40,22 37,5 0 0,5 7,31 9,11   213,04      
  14 Kintamayama Joaoiyama Konosato Flohru Balon Kuroimiri Ruziklao Metzinowaka Gernobono       +4  
      65,5 13,25 27 44,17 38,5 2,25 4,5 9,11   204,28      
  15 Andonishiki Susanoo Pandaazuma Andoreasu Andonishiki Taka Jejima Beeftank Wakudoyama       0  
      31,83 82,85 40,22 16,55 0 0 20 0   191,45      
  16 Chishafuwaku Golyonohana Kitakachiyama Chishafuwaku Balon Taka Profomisakari De Rosa Gaanaa       +1  
      34,61 40,61 48,53 44,17 0 4 7,31 7,25   186,48      
  17 Jakusotsu Joaoiyama Konosato Andoreasu Athenayama bariihachibenson Suwihuto Beeftank Chartorenji       +5  
      65,5 13,25 40,22 44,5 2 0 20 0   185,47      
  18 Wamahada Susanoo Pandaazuma Ganzohnesushi Kotononami Kintamayama Achiyama Metzinowaka Uminoyume       -5  
      31,83 82,85 25,44 15 20,5 0,5 4,5 0   180,62      
  19 Joaoiyama Joaoiyama Kaito Ganzohnesushi Oyama bariihachibenson Ruziklao De Rosa Leonishiki       -3  
      65,5 53,38 25,44 10 2 2,25 7,31 0   165,88      
  20 Terarno Joaoiyama Kitakachiyama Choshu-Yuki Jakusotsu Terarno Achiyama Unagiyutaka Rikishimiezi       -1  
      65,5 40,61 16,5 0 21,4 0,5 13 1,44   158,95      
  21 Shatsume Susanoo Konosato Andoreasu Oortael Asashosakari Jejima Shatsume Gernobono       -1  
      31,83 13,25 40,22 27 28 0 3 9,11   152,41      
  22 Kotononami Susanoo Konosato Flohru Kotononami Asashosakari Jejima De Rosa Leonishiki       -1  
      31,83 13,25 27 15 28 0 7,31 0   122,39      
                               
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First of all, apologies for my absence and thank you so much @Athenayama for taking the time and posting the results (it's nice to have a kind of double-check regarding the maths).

I proudly confirm that the former Metasumo champion Flohru is the new leader after Haru 2023. Ruziklao is very close behind.
ScreechingOwl jumped on the third place for now (I guess he took part in Oskahanadas yusho party to thank him for the points).
 

(Firstprize...) @Flohru (288.79)
(Secondprize...) @Ruziklao (283.55)
(Thirdprize...) @ScreechingOwl (276.77)


Follow the link to see the official results:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iQml6QaqAyM0b9MiEBt_utVCGoBLqoTJ/view?usp=sharing

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