Mahjong Techniques Explained #5

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This video aims to explain Riichi Mahjong techniques in a short and concise video that hopefully helps people improve their game.
This video will focus on basic discard reading. Feel free to leave any questions in the comments!
00:37 The basics of discard reading
01:57 Example of discard reading
02:52 Common discard patterns - honitsu/chinitsu
03:15 Common discard patterns - "Normal" hands
03:45 Common discard patterns - Kokushi/Chanta/Junchan
04:22 Common discard patterns - Chiitoitsu/toitoi
04:59 Opponent declares riichi on a safe honor/terminal tile
05:41 Opponent discards a 1/9 tile early
06:07 Aida Yon Ken
06:47 Opponent discards 3, followed by 1
07:01 Opponent discards 1, followed by 3
07:29 Kuinobashi
08:43 Other guides/books on discard reading

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19 июл 2024

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@M3rtyville 4 месяца назад

there are some things I knew from previous videos and general experience but the thing with the 2457 shape and 1334 who discarding 2 and 7 or 1 and 3 can make for the former 3 and 6 and for the latter 2 and 5 more dangerous. It makes sense when I reflect back what I discarded when I had these when I didn't need most of the things in this shapes. But never took it into account on my opponents' discards.

@azer67 7 месяцев назад

Very high quality video! I learnt a lot with this one, and thank you for the book recommendations!

@pungkwon1884 7 месяцев назад

Always excited to try executing new mahjong concepts after every new upload!

@ervincoconut 7 месяцев назад

this is honestly an amazing video and very informative. keep up the good work!

@naileddownslug 7 месяцев назад

Thank you.

@Angel33Demon666 23 часа назад

So if we’re discussing the expected value of the ‘analog’ or the ‘digital’ play style, which yields better results overall?

@Xanxust1 21 час назад

It's difficult to answer this question because there's no way to measure which one gives "better" results. The best pro players usually combine both digital and analog playstyles. Digital = learning about theories, analog = learning about exceptions.