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If there's one thing I noticed, you were more concerned about defending about the player to the left -- and I would be too. Better to lose points to someone else, ya? Though, personally: I hate getting "ron'd", even if it is a 1-han hand. In any event... Quote:
And as always, hindsight is a bitch. Especially for this scenario, this is one of those: "Holy #%!#$, WTF" situations.
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2012-05-21, 16:08 | Link #1343 |
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Oh. Not as bad as this; what I did here is outright stupid. In fact, I fell into the player to the right by ron. Afterwards, I left the game in facepalming embarrassment.
NOTE: The dora. Spoiler:
What's my excuse? Spoiler:
That's an entire mangan right in my discards.
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2012-05-22, 15:17 | Link #1345 |
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I have a feeling: that player was still under "offensive" mode failing to account 2-called dragons; and seeing that there's already 1-chun on the board, by which: "Gee, that person can't possibly have 2 already" (LOL)
To be fair. Via live tile, I played into someone's dansaigen - despite knowing that it was a freakin' bad idea. He already had the other chun and hatsu called. I hold my haku tile, and I rememeber my words, "Oh, I know I shouldn't do this, but I'm dropping it anyways!" Next thing I hear is "Ron", and I high-five the dude on his dansaigen. To make things even, I cockblocked his kokushi last week. XD Ah, the fun things I do with this game. === But now, try this example: Go to East 3: http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012050716g...-85fac029&tw=0
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2012-05-25, 01:31 | Link #1347 |
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Hello, I've been playing mahjong for a while, but only recently did I choose to learn about it more in depth. So enlighten me, how did you screw up there? Aside from having a single tile wait. Also cmiiw, you'd have toitoi, chanta, yakuhai x3, and at least 4 dora should you get that 1sou, right? Wouldn't you be 1 han short for sanbaiman, or did I miss something?
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2012-05-25, 01:54 | Link #1348 | |
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The hand ended as soon as that 4th kan was called. And I'm going to assume no Rinshan. So, that wiped out his potentially large hand.
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2012-05-25, 02:54 | Link #1350 |
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Yep. Four kans is the limit, unless they're all called by one player for Suu Kansu. Even then, a fifth kan results in Abortive Draw. To be fair, this doesn't happen often.
Finally his hand would have been: Toi Toi, Double Nan (south), Honroto, Hatsu, and Dora 5. Counting that up: 12-han minimum. Had he not kan'd the 9-wan -- he'd get one more dora off 1-sou, and that'll bring it up to 13. Oh the pain. === Also: I called Riichi. What should this person drop? Spoiler:
Don't mind my points. I was having a crappy game. XD
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2012-05-25, 03:24 | Link #1352 |
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6-pin, obviously.
EDIT: Actually, 7m. Not only is it suji, but there's only one of it left, so basically the only way to wait on it (in a way that can still ron off people) would be either 68m or 89m, and it's a jigoku wait as well. I'm not playing against Hisa am I? Last edited by RegalStar; 2012-05-25 at 11:10. |
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When I selected that wait... I looked to "my left", and thought: "Oh, it'd be so frikkin' nice to get Chankan here".
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2012-05-25, 20:45 | Link #1354 |
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The existence of this video means...
... I don't have to make one myself. Though, if you know of any people interested in learning, this may be a good place for them to learn.
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2012-05-26, 15:50 | Link #1356 |
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That's closer to a Renhou actually, if you're not a dealer, you would've scored a yakuman there
Oh, wait, you tsumo'd so that's not Renhou. It's closer to a Chihou then. But since you're dealer, then yes, it's like mini Tenhou
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2012-05-26, 21:34 | Link #1359 |
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So I recently play with some of my friends, and this would be my highest hand ever in tenhou......if only it was finished.
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When I shared that in a social site, my other friend posted this (he's nanaya): Spoiler:
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2012-05-28, 13:23 | Link #1360 |
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Ugh. OK. I was playing with my mahjong group last night. One hand, I managed to develop a San Anko, and I was tenpai early on:
2-man, 3-4-5 (red) pin, 1-1-1 sou, 9-9-9 man, and kan of hatsu. Eventually, I noticed a pair of 3-pin in my discard. So the hand coulda been: 2-man, 3-3-3 pin, 1-1-1 sou, 9-9-9 man, and kan of hatsu. To make things worse, I changed the 2-main wait to a 2-5 pin wait. Only to draw a 2-man the turn after. Of course, another player wins the hand. In short, I could have drawn a double yakuman but got nothing. Oh the errors of clinging to tenpai. Of course, it is a risk to break tenpai.
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