About
Fantasy Basho is the best fantasy game for sumo wrestling. You can pick a new team every day. The highest point total after all fifteen days will win. Whether you already love sumo or are just learning about it, you can plan Fantasy Basho. And win!
For daily recaps and other coverage, visit FantasyBasho.com.
Scoring
FANTASY BASHO DAILY RULES
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Fantasy Basho allows you to pick the best team for each of the fifteen day's of a sumo tournament.
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Before each day of basho, each team will be selected through a serpentine draft.
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Each team will select four rikishi for each day of the basho.
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The team with the highest total score at the end of each basho will be the winner.
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A team’s score is the total of each individual rikishi.
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A rikishi gets two points for each win.
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A rikishi gets one point for each special prize. (Awarded on the final day)
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A rikishi gets one point for a kinboshi (beating a Yokozuna as a Maegashira)
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Name | Wins | Kinboshi | Prizes | Total |
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Torikumi
Banzuke
Notable Maneuvers
Ichinojo beat Okinoumi by kimedashi, the "arm-bar force out." In other words, Ichinojo got his arms around Okinoumi's and drove him back with just that grip.
Match of The Day
Ozeki 2 East Takakeisho versus Komusubi 2 West Daieisho
These were the two men with the biggest lens on them coming into Haru. Did Daieisho have it in him to challenge for the yusho again? Did Takakeisho adequately recover from the injury that doomed his January Yokozuna run?
Those questions aren't quite answered yet, but these two just slammed into each other in an impressive fashion. The match was not a technical showcase, but it was fun. Despite the fact it ended with Daieisho falling forward after a mighty shove.
Recap
Two days ...
Torikumi
Banzuke
Notable Maneuvers
There were two henkas on the day in Makuuchi, but only one worked. Chiyoshoma's sidestep was read immediately by Kotoeko for a comical loss. Midorifuji, meanwhile, knew exactly where Hoshoryu was headed and got out of his way for the easiest tsukiotoshi win you will ever see. Some mention should also be made to the isamiashi, inadvertent step out, that granted Okinoumi a win over Tamawashi. That ending was so confusing at the edge that the gyoji literally pointed to both sides of the ring.
Match of The Day
Komusubi 1 East Takayasu versus Maegashira 3 East Meisei
Takayasu was doing his thing against Meisei, withstanding every attack and deflecting what he could to extend the match. Although it took aw...
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