Alerts
A notification when a wrestler you follow has a result.
Alerts
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How alerts work
You get an alert when a wrestler you follow has a result. A win or loss by default counts. The site looks for new results every ten minutes while bouts are on, and alerts go out as soon as it finds them.
With the result shown, a man in the top two divisions also gets his record in the alert, and a line when he secures his winning record, his kachi-koshi 勝ち越しA winning record for the tournament: at least eight wins from 15, or four from seven. More on kachi-koshi.
There's no alert before a bout. The bout times on the site are estimates, so an alert saying he's next could come at the wrong moment.
Signed in, alerts follow your account's wrestlers. Signed out, they follow the wrestlers you follow on this device. When someone signs in or out here, the alerts go back to keeping the result out, in case it's someone else.
What's kept: this device's alert address and your choice. Signed out, the wrestlers you follow here too. Signed in, a link to your sign-in on this device instead. Each alert is deleted within four days. Turning alerts off deletes it all. The privacy page has the rest.