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Pick 10 rikishi from 5 groups(Y,O,S,K,6M) before the basho then set your lineup each day to maximize points by putting rikishi you are most confident in winning in high-point spots.

Pick 3 Makuuchi bouts per day where you think a rikishi with a losing head-to-head record against his opponent will win

Choose one sekitori rikishi to win every day. One wrong guess knocks you out of the game

Guess the opponent each day for a chosen rikishi

Pick the winner of a daily bout in Makuuchi

Select 3 Maegashira winners daily

Pick the winner in each makuuchu match every day, goes live after day 1 torikumi released, usually saturday morning

Pick one Makuuchi winner every day without repeating selections

Place virtual bets on handicapped matches in Makuuchi and Juryo

Pick the winner of the final five matches of every day

Choose 4 rikishi every day that you think will win. You get a win for that day if at least 3 of the chosen win. Rikishi cannot be repeatedly chosen

Predict the winner of every sekitori match every day

Choose 10 rikishi and order them every day to gain the most points

Choose one Underdog every day from selected rikishi in the Makuuchi division, who you think will bring you most points. The bigger the underdog, the more points!

Guess the winner of 6 selected bouts daily, assigning weighted point value to each bout

Daily choose one rikishi with a winning record that you think will lose and one rikishi with a losing record that you think will win. If both are right, you get a win for that day

The Grand Sumo Prediction Contest is an event held during the Grand Sumo Tournament, where the questioner chooses the 3rd match from the next day's match, and the participants predict the outcome of the 3 matches. Win 2 or more out of 3 questions, and compete for the championship for 15 consecutive days

Discord-based game where users create their own fantasy rikishi and play against other users to reach Yokozuna

Guess the ranking of Makuuchi rikishi for the upcoming basho

The goal is to move up the banzuke as far and fast as possible. You do so by temporarily "adopting" one or more rikishi at a given banzuke position. If your rikishi moves up the banzuke, so will you, if the rikishi moves down by getting MK, so will you

At the beginning of each basho, the last maegashira in the banzuke is assigned theVirtual Golden Sagari , which its wearer has to defend with every fight. If he loses (Fusensho also applies), the Virtual Golden Sagari passes to his conqueror. If he reports incapacitated in time to not have a match scheduled for him in the Torikumi for Day 1, the Virtual Golden Sagari will pass to the next higher banzuke ranked fighter for whom a match has been scheduled. The participants in the game should guess who theVirtual Golden Sagari is at the end of the tournament

Predict the winner of 21 selected matches, or if they'll happen at all

Answer questions about the upcoming basho, questions set by previous basho's game winner!

Assign rikishi to point totals 1-13, with each win scoring that many points for each rikishi

Predict the results for the Juryo rikishi, as well as the Juryo hopefuls and ex-Juryo rikishi

Choose 4 Juryo rikishi, the Juryo champion, and lower division champions for tie breakers

The most popular sumo game of all, with over 700 active entrants. Pick a team (like Roto Sumo) and get a point for each win.

Select 7 rikishi from Makuuchi, with the limitations of only one rikishi from each sanyaku rank and if there are two or more Makuuchi rookies, you must select one of them.

Predict if rikishi with long kachikoshi streaks will continue their streak

Choose rikishi from 15 sections of Makushita to amass the most wins

Select 7 rikishi from the top two divisions for your team.Wrestlers will earn one point for each match they win over the 15 days of the tournament. Bonus points are awarded for wins against a sanyaku opponent - one bonus point for each rank difference

Answer 27 prediction questions covering match-ups, results, and specific performances

Place 9 rikishi in a 3x3 grid and score extra points for bingo-style win patterns

Assign rikishi to point totals 1-10, with each win scoring that many points

Each player selects a rikishi from each of 8 sections of the banzuke. The player earns points for each win, each kachikoshi, and each yusho earned by their team of 8 rikishi.

Pick seven rikishi from seven groups to accumulate the most wins

Choose 11 rikishi (4 Sanyaku, 4 Maegashira, and 3 Juryo rikishi) to accumulate the most wins

Use a budget to create a lineup by "buying" rikishi that have prices based on past performances, then place in order of predicted performance

Select the rikishi you think will perform the best from 15 sections of Sandanme.

Predict the record for all rikishi in the sekitori ranks

Enter the game, Get a random sekitori, you score what they score

Choose six rikishi that you think will perform the best from six groupings

Play bingo with a card of randomly generated rikishi to try and get a line of KK or MK

Answer 15 prediction questions about various events and bouts in the upcoming basho

Choose 13 rikishi and order them by who you think will have the worst record

Answer questions related to rikishi results, match results, and basho results such as Kinboshi and Sansho

The Grand Sumo G1 Game is a game where you nominate one makuuchi wrestler who you think will win on the 1st day, 2nd day, 3rd day, 14th day, etc., and compete for victory on the 14th day

15 questions are prepared. Predict how many wrestlers in the spotlight will win.

The symbolic TORCH starts with the last rikishi and last rank on the 2023 HATSU BANZUKE (rikishi/rank at the bottom of jonokuchi). If the rikishi wins his bout (called a TORCH MATCH), he keeps the TORCH. If he loses, the TORCH is passed to the winner. Through the year, the TORCH will eventually make way up the banzuke as it is always passed to the winner. The object of the game is to pick the one rank and one rikishi you think will end up with the most points throughout the year's six bashos. Points are awarded to every rikishi and rank involved in a TORCH MATCH; AND to players who finish closest to the FINAL TORCH position at the end of the year.