Konami Mahjong Fight Club

(KONAMI麻雀格闘倶楽部)

Owned by Konami

Players

2018 – 1st Round

2018 – 2nd Round

2021 – 3rd Overall

2021 – 5th Overall

Former Players

2018 – 3rd Round
2018-2021

2019 – 7th Overall
2019-2021

2018: 4th | 2019: 5th | 2020: 5th | 2021: 4th | 2022: 2nd | 2023: 6th

2018-19 Season (4th Place)

July 17, 2018: M-League is announced with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club (owned by Konami) as one of the seven inaugural teams
August 7, 2018: In the 2018 M-League Draft, the Konami Mahjong Fight Club draft Sasaki Hisato (佐々木寿人) [JPML] as their 1st pick, Takamiya Mari (高宮まり) [JPML] as their 2nd pick and Maehara Yudai (前原雄大) [JPML] as their 3rd pick.
August 9, 2018: @mfcmleague1 is created on Twitter
September 9, 2018: Contracts are signed, making Sasaki, Takamiya and Maehara the official members for the M-League 2018 Season
October 1, 2018: M-League 2018 Regular Season begins
February 12, 2019: The M-League 2018 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +38.2pts and placing 3rd, qualifying for the finals
March 2, 2019: The M-League 2019 Finals begin
March 31, 2019: The M-League 2019 Finals ends with the Akasaka Drivens finishing with -282.0pts in and placing 4th

2019-20 Season (5th Place)

June 21, 2019: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club renews the contracts of Sasaki, Takamiya and Maehara. The team changes the logo to make the Kouryu (a golden dragon-like creature) in the logo from red to gold
July 9, 2019: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club draft Fujisaki Satoshi (藤崎智) [JPML] as their 4th player at the M-League 2019 Draft
August 8, 2019: All contracts are confirmed, making Sasaki, Takamiya, Maehara and Fujisaki the official team members for the M-League 2019 Season
September 30, 2019: The M-League 2019 Regular Season begins
March 9, 2020: The M-League 2019 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +195.0pts and placing 3rd, qualifying for the semifinals
March 16, 2020: The M-League 2019 Semifinals begin
March 30, 2020: The M-League 2019 Semifinals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring -65.0pts and placing 5th, failing to qualify for the finals
May 23, 2020: The M-League 2019 Season ends

2020-21 Season (5th Place)

July 10, 2020: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club renewed the contracts for Sasaki, Takamiya, Maehara and Fujisaki, making them the official team for the M-League 2020 Season
October 5, 2020: M-League 2020 Regular Season begins
March 12, 2021: M-League 2020 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring -168.5pts and placing 5th, advancing to the semifinals
April 12, 2021: M-League 2020 Semifinals begin
April 30, 2021: M-League 2020 Semifinals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring -98.3pts and placing 5th, failing to advance to the finals
May 18, 2021: M-League 2020 Season ends

2021-22 Season (4th Place)

June 25, 2021: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club announce that Sasaki and Takamiya will have their contracts renewed, while Maehara and Fujisaki will not have their contracts renewed
August 2, 2021: At the M-League 2021 Draft, the Konami Mahjong Fight Club pick Date Arisa (JPML) as their 1st pick and former EX Furinkazan member Takizawa Kazunori (JPML) as their 2nd pick
August 18, 2021: All contracts are signed, making Sasaki, Takamiya, Date and Takizawa the official team members for the M-League 2021 season
October 4, 2021: M-League 2021-22 Regular Season begins
November 18, 2021: Date Arisa wins a game with a score of 105,500, being the first player to win with a score over 100,000 and breaking the record of the highest score in M-League history
March 11, 2022: M-League 2021-22 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +249.0pts and placing 3rd, advancing to the semifinals
March 21, 2022: M-League 2021-22 Semifinals begin
April 8, 2022: M-League 2021-22 Semifinals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +184.9pts and placing 2nd, advancing to the finals
April 18, 2022: M-League 2021-22 Finals begin
April 26, 2022: M-League 2021-22 Finals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring -58.9pts and placing 4th

2022-23 Season (2nd Place)

June 8, 2022: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club announces that they will be renewing the contracts for all their players (Hisato, Takamiya, Date, Takizawa)
October 3, 2022: The M-League 2022-23 Regular Season begins and Date Arisa wins a suuankou in the second game of the season
March 2, 2023: Takamiya Mari wins a suunankou by tsumo
March 21, 2023: The M-League 2022-23 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +592.2pts and placing 1st, advancing to the semifinals
April 10, 2023: The M-League 2022-23 Semifinals begin
May 4, 2023: The M-League 2022-23 Semifinals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +172.8pts and placing 4th, advancing to the finals
May 8, 2023: The M-League 2022-23 Finals begin
May 16, 2023: Takizawa Kazunori wins a suuankou by tsumo
May 19, 2023: The M-League 2022-23 Finals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club scoring +204.6pts, finishing the season in 2nd place

2023-24 Season (6th Place)

June 15, 2023: The Konami Mahjong Fight Club announces on Twitter that they will be renewing the contracts for all four players
September 18, 2023: The M-League 2023-24 Regular Season begins
March 29, 2024: The M-League 2023-24 Regular Season ends with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club finishing in 4th place with a score of 46.9pts, advancing to the semifinals
April 8, 2024: The M-League 2023-24 Semifinals begin
May 2, 2024: The M-League 2023-24 Semifinals end with the Konami Mahjong Fight Club finishing in 6th place with a score -279.0pts, failing to advance to the finals
May 17, 2024: The M-League 2023-24 Season ends