Ruziklao

I am quite sure that repeating the medal position again this year is quite improbable, but I have to try. This year I might finally get something reasonable also in proper games, that's why I go with myself in the respective slot, I did not do that in previous years. 1-5 Pandaazuma 6-10 Susanoo 11-20 Flohru 21-40 Andoreasu 41-80 TochiYESshin 81-120 Ketsukai 121-200 Ruziklao 201+ Gawasukotto I wish great sumo in 2025!

Thanks for opening the game again. And of course to everybody contributing to all the games and compilation of Superbanzuke and all the fun! 1-5 Pandaazuma 6-10 Norizo 11-20 Kitakachiyama 21-40 Ganzohnesushi 41-80 Oyama 81-120 Fujisan 121-200 Saruyama 201+ Getayukata

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)

Aaargh, that was close... having run 13-11-11-11 (as M6-Ke-Sw-Se)... no ozeki cigar... I have a feeling next time I will not be able to gambarize (12 needed...)

With this brutal start, I do not know if it is good to miss most games due to looming real life traveling or not. Well, I would put yokozuna somewhere on the top anyway, so I would sit somewhere in the bunch...

Wow. As a long-term Pokemon Go player (first used as a hook to make our junior walk with me a lot, then becoming hooked myself) I "own" most of the displayed pokemon in the game, but I have never expected to see them here. Garchomp FTW!

1-5 Pandaazuma 6-10 Andoreasu 11-20 Norizo 21-40 Golynohana 41-80 Terarno 81-120 Chocshoporyu 121-200 Mmikasazuma 201+ Tsunamiko

Thanks so I am not going to destroy the Metasumo year for anyone except myself

But why hardest? Usually at least some people use "safe" picks early in the basho, not betting on 50:50 bouts, and safe picks in the beginning are usually based on the rank and head-to-head differences. Later in basho situation includes necessity to pick whomever-remains, of course, trying to select the best possible moment even for losers. And take into account also tiebreak considerationg for yusho favourites...

Choosing myself for more motivation... 1-5 Pandaazuma 6-10 Flohru 11-20 Unkonoyama 21-40 Athenayama 41-80 Konosato 81-120 Chocshoporyu 121-200 Ruziklao 201+ Damimonay

Usually I am not complaining, but there seems to be a pile of bad banzuke luck falling on me (as well as Domichi and Tenshihan) this time. Finishing on the 12th place out of 90 participants in Kyushu, with 2 more real wins than median weak 6 and still advancing only 2,5 ranks in the lower Juryo... one time next time as the recent funny slogan in Slovakia goes. Thanks for all the work!

Just a quick question, has anyone noticed there are 2 days left?

Sounds like late Fantasy Sumo (where one point was awarded for win) or current Rotosumo (where points are awarded based on the oponents rank) - see rotosumo.sumogames.de.

They will start doing it as soon as former rikishi start to sue Kyokai for damages after retirement, just like former NFL players did for long-lasting effects of brain injuries. Until then... rikishi are adults and are responsible for their own actions, n'est-ce pas?

Time machine won in the Internet auction by misclicked bid?