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Riichi Mahjong Strategy Theory 20200306
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Riichi mahjong is relatively easy to learn but it takes a lifetime to master. Join me on a journey of learning how to play Japanese style.
PADAWAN OBJECTIVES
Recognize patterns to identify potential yaku
Reach tenpai (ready to win) in six discards
Improve waits
Don't deal in!
FURITEN: Furiten means “sacred discard” and is described in Riichi as a “thrown-away tenpai”. It is a situation that occurs when a player is ready to win (tenpai) but cannot win by discard (ron) because of an earlier decision to not use a winning tile or discarding their winning tile earlier in the game. A player who is furiten can still win by self-pick (tsumo). A player can also be furiten temporarily if they do not ron on a discarded tile. When this occurs, the temporary furiten is lifted their next turn. To enforce the furiten rule, tiles are discarded in rows of six in front of each player (river [kawa]) and claimed discards are turned in exposures to indicate which player discarded the tile to complete the block. All players need to be intentional with each of their discards and they need to plan their wait to avoid being furiten.
UMA Bonus/Penalty: At the end of a session, bonuses and penalties are applied to the scores - this is called Uma. The player in 4th place pays 15k, the player in 3rd place pays 5k, the player in 2nd place receives 5k, and the player in 1st place receives 15k. If there is a tie for 1st place, each player gets 10k.
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I pour passion, time, and resources into the Mahj Life YouTube channel, Facebook group, and website which are free of charge to all viewers since their inception. My goal is to provide content that is educational, enriching, and entertaining. My mission is to help you learn fast so you can play hard. If you find this content of value, consider showing your support in the following ways:
• Watch the YouTube commercials
• Click thumbs up under videos you like
• Click share under videos that may help players you know
• Leave comments under videos
• Make a one-time donation - Super Chat is the little grey "$” button under the Live Chat window during live streams
• You could also make a donation by snail mail to the PO Box below.
Monies donated will help recover costs for equipment and software subscriptions.
From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU for showing your support.
Between now and the next video, may all your picks be keepers!
Michele Frizzell
Instructor, Author, Speaker
6175 Hickory Flat Hwy Ste 110-335
Canton, GA 30115
PADAWAN OBJECTIVES
Recognize patterns to identify potential yaku
Reach tenpai (ready to win) in six discards
Improve waits
Don't deal in!
FURITEN: Furiten means “sacred discard” and is described in Riichi as a “thrown-away tenpai”. It is a situation that occurs when a player is ready to win (tenpai) but cannot win by discard (ron) because of an earlier decision to not use a winning tile or discarding their winning tile earlier in the game. A player who is furiten can still win by self-pick (tsumo). A player can also be furiten temporarily if they do not ron on a discarded tile. When this occurs, the temporary furiten is lifted their next turn. To enforce the furiten rule, tiles are discarded in rows of six in front of each player (river [kawa]) and claimed discards are turned in exposures to indicate which player discarded the tile to complete the block. All players need to be intentional with each of their discards and they need to plan their wait to avoid being furiten.
UMA Bonus/Penalty: At the end of a session, bonuses and penalties are applied to the scores - this is called Uma. The player in 4th place pays 15k, the player in 3rd place pays 5k, the player in 2nd place receives 5k, and the player in 1st place receives 15k. If there is a tie for 1st place, each player gets 10k.
RECOMMENDED READING
RECOMMENDED VIDEOS
MUSIC
Apprehensive at Best by Biz Baz Studio
Ecstasy by Audionautix
I pour passion, time, and resources into the Mahj Life YouTube channel, Facebook group, and website which are free of charge to all viewers since their inception. My goal is to provide content that is educational, enriching, and entertaining. My mission is to help you learn fast so you can play hard. If you find this content of value, consider showing your support in the following ways:
• Watch the YouTube commercials
• Click thumbs up under videos you like
• Click share under videos that may help players you know
• Leave comments under videos
• Make a one-time donation - Super Chat is the little grey "$” button under the Live Chat window during live streams
• You could also make a donation by snail mail to the PO Box below.
Monies donated will help recover costs for equipment and software subscriptions.
From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU for showing your support.
Between now and the next video, may all your picks be keepers!
Michele Frizzell
Instructor, Author, Speaker
6175 Hickory Flat Hwy Ste 110-335
Canton, GA 30115
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