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6 hours ago, Gurowake said:

Kirishima might still get 13 wins without the Yusho or a playoff loss if his only loss is to Kotonowaka

He's already 10-2, he must win out to get to 13

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8 hours ago, Gurowake said:

The yusho is down to the top 4 rikishi who will undoubtedly all face each other over the last 3 days.  Given this, the winning score will be at least 12, as someone will have to get at least 2 wins.  The only way the Yusho score will be 12 will be due to a 3-way tie and any 3 rikishi among the 4 might compose the tie; either Kotonowaka goes 0-3 and the rest 2-1 so the 3 currently at 10 finish with 12, or Kotonowaka finishes 1-2 and no one finishes 3-0 which requires two rikishi to go 2-1 to balance things out, and it could be any 2 of the 3 currently at 10 wins.  If the Yusho score is 13 and Kotonowaka doesn't have that score, there will not be a playoff, as only one of the rikishi with 10 wins now can get 13.  If Kotonowaka scores 13, then he still might tie with a 3-0 rikishi currently with 10 wins.  And obviously if the Yusho score is 14 it's Kotonowaka only in the lead.

Or put in "every match is a coin toss" probabilities:

12.5%       14-1 outright  (Kotonowaka)
 3.125% x3  13-2 two-way   (Kotonowaka + other)
28.125%     13-2 outright  (Kotonowaka)
 9.375% x3  13-2 outright  (other)
 6.25%  x3  12-3 three-way (Kotonowaka + two others)
 3.125%     12-3 three-way (no Kotonowaka)

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Is there anyone who wins the matches he should lose and lose the matches he should win more than Shodai? 

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12 minutes ago, Asashosakari said:

Or put in "every match is a coin toss" probabilities:

12.5%       14-1 outright  (Kotonowaka)
 3.125% x3  13-2 two-way   (Kotonowaka + other)
28.125%     13-1 outright  (Kotonowaka)
 9.375% x3  13-1 outright  (other)
 6.25%  x3  12-3 three-way (Kotonowaka + two others)
 3.125%     12-3 three-way (no Kotonowaka)

I like this way of looking at it. 40.625% Kotonowaka wins outright, 28.125% someone else does (+3.125% playoff without him). 9.375% two-way playoff involving Kotonowaka, and if we're flipping coins, that gives him another another 4.6875%, and 18.75% three-way playoff, which gives him 6.25%. So Kotonowaka 51.6%, the other three 48.4%, or ~16% each. I know, they're not actually coin flips. The odds of a 12-3 yusho score (~22%) are higher than I would have guessed without doing the math.

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28 minutes ago, Reonito said:

I like this way of looking at it. 40.625% Kotonowaka wins outright, 28.125% someone else does (+3.125% playoff without him). 9.375% two-way playoff involving Kotonowaka, and if we're flipping coins, that gives him another another 4.6875%, and 18.75% three-way playoff, which gives him 6.25%. So Kotonowaka 51.6%, the other three 48.4%, or ~16% each. I know, they're not actually coin flips. The odds of a 12-3 yusho score (~22%) are higher than I would have guessed without doing the math.

Also, and that's not immediately apparent from the data I listed: In that hypothetical Kotonowaka has 50/50 conditional odds to be part of a playoff if he just wins one match to finish 12-3:

6.25% x3 nobody else finishes better, 6.25% x3 there's somebody at 13-2. (The difference to the listed 9.375% x3 for other outright 13-2 winners is that it also includes scenarios where Kotonowaka ends 11-4.)

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Grandson Oho " Not quite, but I don't have a weird split in my moobs at least, so I got that going for me."

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55 minutes ago, Rocks said:

Grandson Oho " Not quite, but I don't have a weird split in my moobs at least, so I got that going for me."

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18 minutes ago, Katooshu said:

Hakuyozan...........jesus christ man why

It's his "own sumo"....

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Seems so odd that Onosato just faced a Sekiwake, Ozeki, and Yokozuna, and now he's relegated back to being a nobody in the second Makuuchi match of the day. 

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12 minutes ago, Kaninoyama said:

Seems so odd that Onosato just faced a Sekiwake, Ozeki, and Yokozuna, and now he's relegated back to being a nobody in the second Makuuchi match of the day. 

He was an M15 who might steal a Yusho; now he's just an M15.

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The real life Street Fighter II match between Abi1 and Abi2 ended up with a convincing win from Abi1 in his original black mawashi. Abi1 and Abi2 clashed as foreseeable, arms vs. arms. However, since real life is not 100% video gaming, the actual Abi showed greater strength and pushed back Ichiyamamoto arguably with good ease. Once-in-a-life experience nevertheless.

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1 minute ago, WAKATAKE said:

Still no day 14 torikumi announcement???

No. They probably decided to wait for the results (why?).

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Ooof, Kinbozan winces when climbing on the dohyo for the makuuchi intro, then proceeds to do exactly the type of sumo you'd expect vs Atamifuji :-(

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16 minutes ago, Katooshu said:

Ooof, Kinbozan winces when climbing on the dohyo for the makuuchi intro, then proceeds to do exactly the type of sumo you'd expect vs Atamifuji :-(

His knee is bad.

 

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Kirishima is 10-0 versus Kotonowaka, good chance he remains level with Terunofuji. (If Teruno beats Kotonowaka here ofc.)

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Looked a bit like an ozeki jungyo

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Miyagino in the NHK announcer booth was certain he saw Ura's finger flick sand before Tobizaru's foot stepped out and I concur. Neither the gyoji nor shimpan agreed, however, so a flying Ura gets the win. 

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TF knows how to beat the upstart

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19 hours ago, Terunoshoryu said:

Day 13

Terunofuji - Kotonowaka
Kirishima - Hoshoryu

Day 14

Terunofuji - Hoshoryu
Kirishima - Kotonowaka

Day 15

Terunofuji - Kirishima
Hoshoryu - Kotonowaka

 

I will bet my whole money on it.

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