Tetsuba 33 Posted July 23, 2023 Best streak of 4? that is quite a difficult basho Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,759 Posted July 23, 2023 1 hour ago, Tetsuba said: Best streak of 4? that is quite a difficult basho This might be a record. It was frustrating to watch because of the unpredictability of the wrestlers involved Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Akōgyokuseki 229 Posted July 23, 2023 8 hours ago, WAKATAKE said: This might be a record. It was frustrating to watch because of the unpredictability of the wrestlers involved Sheer luck I won, I think. Kiho gave me the majority of my wins and- had he not had to leave the basho- I would have continued to pick him (I'm a chisai rikishi fan, you might recognise me as the lunatic whom always picks Midorifuji in TUG). Not sure what the outcome would have been had Kiho stayed in. As I say, sheer luck... But thanks for the congrats Wakatake Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,759 Posted July 23, 2023 Day 15 submissions: JWS Nagoya 2023 Day 15 Submissions Number Player Pick Default 1 Default 2 TB 1 TB 2 1 Athenayama Roga Ichiyamamoto Shimazuumi Oshoma Tamashoho 2 Flohru^ Oshoma Tohakuryu Shimanoumi Tohakuryu Shishi 3 Bunbukuchagama Atamifuji Oshoma Atamifuji Kitanowaka Oshoma 4 Gaijingai Atamifuji Kagayaki Chiyomaru Tomokaze Oshoma 5 Achiyama Oshoma Chiyosakae Daiamami Tohakuryu Tomokaze 6 Akogyokuseki Roga Atamifuji Tamashoho Atamifuji Kitanowaka 7 Papayasu Atamifuji Daiamami Kagayaki Daiamami Yuma 8 Tetsuba Atamifuji Oshoma Mitoryu Tohakuryu Daiamami 9 WAKATAKE* Chiyomaru Daiamami Kiho Atamifuji Daiamami 10 Jejima* Atamifuji N/A N/A N/A N/A Atamifuji is pick of the day with 5 votes Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,759 Posted July 23, 2023 Day 15 results: JWS Nagoya 2023 Day 15 Results Number Player Pick Result TB 1 TB 2 1 Athenayama Roga L W W 2 Flohru^ Oshoma W W L 3 Bunbukuchagama Atamifuji W W W 4 Gaijingai Atamifuji W L W 5 Achiyama Oshoma W W L 6 Akogyokuseki Roga L W W 7 Papayasu Atamifuji W W W 8 Tetsuba Atamifuji W W W 9 WAKATAKE* Chiyomaru W W W 10 Jejima* Atamifuji W L L JWS Nagoya 2023 Day 15 Active Streaks Player Haru 23 Natsu 23 TB 1 TB 2 Papayasu 0 1 2 2 WAKATAKE 0 1 1 2 Bunbukuchagama 0 1 1 1 Tetsuba 0 1 1 1 Flohru 0 1 1 0 Achiyama 0 1 1 0 Gaijingai 0 1 0 1 Jejima 0 1 0 0 Athenayama 0 0 1 3 Akogyokuseki 0 0 1 1 JWS Nagoya 2023 Day 15 Standings Rank Player Streak TB1 TB2 1 Akogyokuseki 4 5 2 2 Achiyama 4 4 4 3 Jejima 4 0 0 4 Athenayama 3 6 3 5 WAKATAKE 3 5 5 6 Tetsuba 3 5 3 7 Gaijingai 3 2 2 8 Bunbukuchagama 3 2 2 9 Papayasu 2 7 2 10 Flohru 2 6 5 Yusho, Kekka Nagoya 2023, Banzuke Aki 2023 Yusho - 4 @Akōgyokuseki (3rd) Jun-Yusho - 4 @Achiyama (6th), @Jejima (3rd) Active Streaks into Aki 2023 Player Natsu 23 Nagoya 23 Papayasu 0 1 WAKATAKE 0 1 Bunbukuchagama 0 1 Tetsuba 0 1 Flohru 0 1 Achiyama 0 1 Gaijingai 0 1 Jejima 0 1 Athenayama 0 0 Akogyokuseki 0 0 Streak Player Kekka 4 Akogyokuseki 9-6 4 Achiyama 8-7 4 Jejima 8-7 3 Athenayama 7-8 3 WAKATAKE 7-8 3 Tetsuba 7-8 3 Gaijingai 7-8 3 Bunbukuchagama 7-8 2 Papayasu 6-9 2 Flohru 6-9 10 players participated in this game, with the total cumulative score streak being 31, while unconfirmed may be our lowest total cumulative total for this many players. 31/10 comes out to 3.1, meaning only the three players who had 4 consecutive wins get KK. Akogyokuseki gets an additional kekka win for winning the yusho, meaning her record is 9-6. Nagoya 2023 Results East Rank West Athenayama (7-8) S Achiyama (8-7, J) Tetsuba (7-8) S Gaijingai (7-8) Sumo Spiffy (0-0-15) K Flohru (6-9) Jejima (8-7, J) M1 Papayasu (6-9) Bunbukuchagama (7-8) M2 Benihana (intai) Fujisan (0-0-15) M3 WAKATAKE (7-8) Koorifuu (0-0-15) M4 Akogyokuseki (9-6, Y) Gansekiiwa (0-0-15) M5 Aki 2023 Banzuke East Rank West Achiyama (8-7, J, S1W) O Jejima (8-7, J, M1E) S Athenayama (7-8, S1E) Tetsuba (7-8, S2E) K Gaijingai (7-8, S2W) K Akogyokuseki (9-6, Y, M4W) Bunbukuchagama (7-8, M2E) M1 Flohru (6-9, K1W) Papayasu (6-9, M1W) M2 WAKATAKE (7-8, M3W) Sumo Spiffy (0-0-15, K1E) M3 Fujisan (0-0-15, M3E) Koorifuu (0-0-15, M4E) M4 At the end of last basho I declared Achiyama on an ozeki run, and while our score line was low this basho, he did get the jun-yusho while almost winning the yusho. Therefore, with my vested powers for this game, I am promoting Achiyama to be the 6th ozeki of the Juryo Win Streak game. Congratulations to Achiyama! And congratulations to Akogyokuseki for her 3rd yusho in the game. No other ozeki watch or runs at this time. We sadly said goodbye to @Benihana who went intai from the game. @Koorifuu, @Fujisan, and @Sumo Spiffy were all kyujo from the game. I know that Spiffy said he wasn't coming back, but I will hold out hope for the next basho. Fujisan must compete or be banzuke-gai after September. Rocks did not compete and is removed from the banzuke. I am hoping that we will see more people interested in the game for Aki 2023. I am considering slight tweaking again to how the game is played so that it is hopefully not as confusing, the main change I am considering is one of each alternate and tiebreaker. See you all in September! 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Benihana 1,972 Posted July 24, 2023 I'm sorry i had to go, but the game developed from being fun, to being a burden. It started with pick one guy, to picking defaults and 2 daily tiebreakers and main pick can't be default, WTF??? I play late in the evening, close before going to bed and even picking a winner for each and every bout in Seki-Toto is way less stressful than wrapping my head around the rules here. I'm absolutely OK with pre-basho shenanigans like picking TBs and stuff, but during the basho that's a hard no. That's why i'm sticking to Toto, ISP, SG and TUG for daily games. If JWS someday takes the path back to being quick'n'easy, tell me and i'm back in. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Flohru 178 Posted July 24, 2023 1 hour ago, Benihana said: I'm sorry i had to go, but the game developed from being fun, to being a burden. It started with pick one guy, to picking defaults and 2 daily tiebreakers and main pick can't be default, WTF??? I play late in the evening, close before going to bed and even picking a winner for each and every bout in Seki-Toto is way less stressful than wrapping my head around the rules here. I'm absolutely OK with pre-basho shenanigans like picking TBs and stuff, but during the basho that's a hard no. That's why i'm sticking to Toto, ISP, SG and TUG for daily games. If JWS someday takes the path back to being quick'n'easy, tell me and i'm back in. Well, you don't have to read the rules or pick all the TBs/defaults, they just improve your chances to succeed - or not. In fact, if you had just picked Daiamami, Kitanowaka or Tomokaze for the whole basho (the way Jejima does every basho), you would have won the yusho this time! ;) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
