Extending the cascade model for food webs, we introduce a cyclic cascade model which is a random generation model of cyclic dominance relations. Put n species as n points Q1,Q2,…, Qn on a circle. If the counterclockwise way from Qi to Qj on the circle is shorter than the clockwise way, we say Qi dominates Qj. Consider a tournament whose dominance relations are generated from the points on a circle by this rule. We show that when we take n mutually independently distributed points on the circle, the probability of getting a regular tournament of order 2r+1 as the largest regular tournament is equal to (n/(2r+1))/2n-1. This probability distribution is for the number of existing species after a sufficiently long period, assuming a Lotka-Volterra cyclic cascade model.
