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>>14927701
Is there anyone on the planet capable of handling tiles like that?
>>14927758
I don't think you could apply enough pressure to the sides to keep the tiles from flying all over the place while simultaneously spinning them, much less at that speed.
>>14927758
probably some yakuza
>>14927701
2.0
>>14928419
3.0
Wtf my man, mis-discard? You ruined our NoName gyakuten.
>1790
So how's tokujou treating you?
>>14928610
>1770
>Still in 4 dan hell, slowly making the climb towards tokujou
>4 dan R2077
>Joukyuu
>>14928789
>>14928789
That scumbag is asking to lose a lot of R
kusoge
>>14928855
Who hurt you?
>>14928855
The only kuso here is you.
>>14928789
He's probably 5-15 points away from promotion.
>>14928829
Went from 3rd to 1st on south 4. The R2077 got third despite not dealing in all game, so he didn't lose any points but probably lost about 5R.
>>14928875
>5R for 3rd
Yea, that's a lot.
>>14928610
Doing okay. Sitting on R1885 after gaining a aggregate total of 30 or so R over 75 games.
Stats have suffered overall, though; deal-in rate has increased by nearly one percent while hand completion rate has decreased by half a percent or so.
0+2+2+4 = 8戦
The heck I've been doing.
>>14928996
Holy shit nigger. Get your act together.
>0:12
What the heck
>>14928996
>-161
>>14928996
1+2+3+5 = 11戦
My east only games tend to go better though with 7+6+6+4 = 23戦.
>>14929151
Sounds like you don't defend
>it's another 3-man point exchange episode
How do 3-way rons work in real life? Can't the third guy just stop himself from calling it and avoid the draw?
30+19+21+18
Not a bad month, but my deal in rate is still pretty high because I deal into a ton of cheap hands.
>>14929185
With real tiles, yes, a player can be that much of a dick. Of course, he'll be giving two players an advantage over himself.
On Tenhou, you just can't tell.
>>14929185
And let the other guys win points? It's really situational, I guess. In some situations it could work, but nobody expects a triple ron, so chances are you'll jump the gun and call it too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7E_-0R9IFM
>>14929464
Is it possible to get a better hand than 7 yakuman?
>tfw losing every single riichi even when every single one is better shape and has more winning titles than my opponents
I want to tell that my short run in tokujou was fun, but it would be a lie.
>>14930617
Tokujou is much harder than hanchan in the end of the day
>>14929923
This example used Paarenchan.
>>14930617
I lost because I didn't riichi enough.
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2016031704gm-0029-0000-0b94d298&tw=1
I thought I escaped these kinds of games once I reached tokujou.
Wonder if toimen is on tilt.I yelped out loud when the game ended in East 2
Holy shit, after years of using Tenhou, only now I realize you can drag the white window around through the green bar at the top.
>>14931805
Does Tenhou not use paarenchan?
>>14932455
Tenhou doesn't use many optional yaku, including renhou and paarenchan.
>>14932455
Paarenchan is shit. Imagine getting yakuman with a bullshit cheap hand after 7 abortive/exhaustive draws. Fuck that shit.
>>14932208
Well shit. Even the chat window.
Can someone translate this black box?
>>14933064
今月の獲得回数上限に達しました
You reached some kind of monthly limit.
>>14933099
Oh I see. Thanks
>>14932566
That's not the rule. At least I don't think it is. Paarenchan requires 8 consecutive WINS, which means one abortive draw will fuck it up. Pretty tough actually especially if the dealer's hands are tied. I think some mahjong video games let you do paarenchan with just 8 honba, but I think it's standard (for a nonstandard rule go figure) that you gotta win eight times, and furthermore: 8 times as dealer.
The closest I ever got was 7. Those bastards were onto me.
>>14927701
3.0
>>14928789
>4 dan R2075
>5 dan R1839
>Same game
>In fucking Joukyuu
Ok I think it's time to stop for the day.
WWYD?
>>14933668
3p or 8m, I'd probably go 3p. B is almost certainly looking for honitsu.
>>14933668
8m.
>>14933668
2m
But you were kinda fucked there
>>14933686
>>14933688
>>14933719
Any of you have explanations? In the actual gameI panicked and cut the 4s because it was half-suji against toimen, completely forgetting about the honitsu until the moment I clicked the tile.It passed though
>>14933743
If I had to guess their reasons, probably because two 7m and one 8m are out, which makes the 6-7m sequence less likely to have. Of course, if they have 3-4-5-6-7m, you're screwed that way too.
What was the riichi waiting on? I'm going to go ahead and bet on3-6p.
>>14933719
>2m
>Discarding a tile adjacent to a riichi discard
Someone likes dealing in I see
>>14933743
You gotta post the hand with this kinda thing.
>>14933752
I'll bet on 5/8 sou
I bet on 2-5man
You all lose.
>>14933767
>concealed closed wait itsuu
sometimes it's just not your day
3:0
>>14933785
>quick ton
nty
>>14933686
Look at how many 2p and 1ps were discarded. As someone pointed out kamicha is probably lookin for a honitsu. You don't even need to look at >>14933767 to notice that.
>>14933756
What kind of a form would that be? With middle tiles it makes sense, since with 556 you'd discard 5 and wait for 4-7, but you can't wait for 2 after discarding 1 from 112.
>>14933821
1-3m, discarding 1m upon drawing 4m.
>>14933821
113 maybe? Not him
>>14933821
12234 with no other pair, this happens quite a bit.
>NoName deals into a pinfu only hand in East 1
>Disconnects
>Ruins the entire game since it turns into 3p with free deal in machine
Fucking NoNames.
>>14933855
Why are NoNames allowed in L0000?
>>14933959
Because he's playing in ippan for some reason.
>>14933668
Absolutely none of the souzu for now.
8-man, due to two discarded 7's. Partial kabe.
This took me some time.
>>14933959
At least, they're limited to Ippan.
Also:
>ever scoring yakuman as a NoName
None of those count for shit. I hope none of you do that.
>>14934094
The app crack used to be able to break through ippan. I had some games few years back as NoName there.
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013110306gm-0089-0000-5c82c790&tw=0
1:0
>>14934338
>0:0
I'm up for a game if anyone's awake.
Even when it benefits you uradora is still bullshit
3:0
>>14933855
People like that grow into people like this.
>>14934633
I am now.
Thanks for that Noname. I've been having a hard time in L0 and I need that laugh.
>>14934757
Sure thing, buddy.
>>14934690
>complaining about ura while playing with red fives
>>14934816
>on average will obtain one red five a game, an absolute max of 4, have to make use of it in hand
>you can get a gorillion uradora at any time
![[Taedium]_Akagi_-_03_[480p_DVD][Hi10p_H264_AC3][65C9F94F].mkv_snapshot_07.34_[2016.03.11_15.55.27].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/z4uBarb.jpg "[Taedium]_Akagi_-_03_[480p_DVD][Hi10p_H264_AC3][65C9F94F].mkv_snapshot_07.34_[2016.03.11_15.55.27].jpg")
>>14934690
>>14934822
It's a good trade off. Whenever you call riichi you're putting yourself at risk. You have a much higher chance at dealing in and you can't change your hand to adapt to future situations. If you deal into a hand with a gorillion ura-dora it's your fault.
>>14934832
I understand why it's there, but being able to turn a trash hand into mangan+ just seems silly for how often it seems to happen. Don't a lot of professional rulesets ignore them?
>>14934848
JPML has two sets of rules. First removes uradora, kandora, red dora and ippatsu. Second is basically tenhou.
>>14934894
I think I'd like that, heavy yaku focus rather than tanyao/yakuhai+dora
>>14934899
People also say that they made this ruleset to make rigging matches and pot splitting easier since you can just deal into your partner's hand if things get dangerous.
>>14934902
Hey, whatever works. Wouldn't it be obvious to observers if that was happening though?
>>14934906
Why? Anybody can deal in. It's way more obvious when somebody passes on a winning tile, which happened to founders of JPLM.
>>14934916
Yeah but at a higher level if someone if making shitty discards people would know?
>>14934921
Making shitty discards is not against the rules.
>>14934924
But I'm assuming rigging a tournament with a partner is. Or are they run in pairs? I don't really follow professional mahjong.
>>14934926
Shitty discard cannot be used to prove collusion
Not to mention that it's usually higher ups who set stuff up
Why is mahjong so rigged? In jansou everyone cheats. In tournaments everyone cheats. Where do you go to play a real game of mahjong in Japan?
>>14934930
"I thought the live dora would pass through ippatsu" doesn't wash even in ippan, it'd still be odd.
>>14934933
Nah, actually digital playstyle is considered boring by some people
>>14934950
I don't think a tiles group even exists in my country, I wouldn't know.
>>14933743
I'm pretty sure there's no such thing as half suji
>>14934964
Yeah, I thought it was common knowledge that the middle tile in the suji was only safe if both outer ones are gone
>>14934956
Just posting stuff I saw on the net, don't take it at face value
>>14934967
I take everything I read here very seriously, you should be more careful!
>>14934950
Only old superstitious Japanese men with dementia, they don't count.
Is your play style probability or luck-based? Personally I say fuck probability. You gotta risk big to win big.
>>14935024
When I risk big I usually lose big
>>14935024
Luck. I go for hell waits way too often and they usually work out. I do like having multiple waits though since my hands tend to be really bad.
>>14935024
I'm a probaby. Used to go for harder waits simply because they yield bigger scores, but nowadays I've gone digital. I feel like winning more smaller hands goes further in the long run than winning one or two big hands.
>>14934722
>7000 points
>quits
That 4-dan doesn't deserve to be one.
>>14935024
Probability, but very aggressive.
>>14935024
>I say fuck probability
Hope you're enjoying ippan.
>>14935024
Probability until i get into a flow and then all occult baby
>>14935536
trakss-style, baby. Living on the edge.
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2016031803gm-0009-0000-c6f12603&tw=3
For once, the gods of mahjong decided to smile upon me. I feel like I really deserved this victory.
>>14935637
You didn't deal in all game so yes you deserved it, although if C took the single wait he would've won.
There was no reason for you to riichi in south 4 though.
>>14935666
I should clarify, in the second south 4 there was no reason to riichi (the first south 4 was correct) because if you made your hand you already had first locked up. Dumping an extra 1000 into the pot for no reason could bite you if someone gets a cheap hand off C.
What's tsuno's tenhou ID? I just played a game against someone named tsuno and it would be neat if that was him, but I doubt it.
>>14935024
Experience+intuition. Every single time when I trying to play probability style with perfect title efficiency I lose badly.
I just know that this game hate me, so I'm very cautious in offence (especially with riichi - fuck textbook insta-riichi). Often open my hands and trying dama+trap combo.
In defence I use uchi-mawashi, even with not so good value hand and sanshanten (double-edged sword, but definitely saved my ass more times than fucked).
>>14935968
>Every single time when I trying to play probability style with perfect title efficiency I lose badly.
Either you don't actually understand probability or you haven't played many games like this.
What's your rank and rate?
>>14936032
>you don't actually understand probability
Maybe, it's not that I play completly illogical and occult, but a lot of my plays can be considered as bad, when actually works better for me than textboks examples.
For example - I tend to keep single middle titles than 89 pairs, no delcaring riichi when everyone else would call it insta and pushing when everyone else would give up.
At this moment I'm 4dan with R1842, had very bad weekend lately.
>>14936104
>I tend to keep single middle titles than 89 pairs
That is not tile efficiency.
I'm trying to play a DS Mahjong game and found these moonrunes in it: 総半荘数
What do they mean?
>>14936915
Total hanchan count.
>>14936923
Thanks, anon.
>>14936931
Don't get used to it.
2:0
>>14937357
>2:4
Forever 3:
>>14927701
1.8
>>14937522
2.8
>>14937610
3.0
>>14937679
3:0 again, motherfuckers. Choo choo
With 44566, do I discard 4 and 6?
>>14938026
Depends what else you have obviously
>>14938032
Well, assuming I already have two sets, one open wait and no pair
Both 4 and 6 look like shitty candidates for a pair
>>14938047
Dump either the 4 or the 6 but not both and sit on either a 47 or 58 pin fu iishanten
>>14938047
4 and 6 are identical discards if you're trying to get an edge wait and make one of them your pair, so you have to take the situation into account. Does one of them constitute a safe tile for someone else? Which suji has more tiles (meaning will be more likely to be complete)?
>>14938058
>47 or 58
47 or 36
>>14938026
>>14938047
Tanki wait and ii-pei-kou
What does this mean?
>>14938460
段位上限のため、 経験値変動しません
Something like exp doesn't change your dan rank limit? I'm not entirely sure.
Was wondering where the others were. I figured there were just 2 people in betaori.
>>14938506
Jealous.
>>14938517
>>14938506
>South
>>14938460
You can't gain EXP in free mode anymore.
>>14938506
>>14938517
I haven't scored shousuushii in over a year now. I miss it.
>>14938506
Did that riichi come after 2nd call?
>>14938552
uwotm8
>>14938721
He discarded the 4p.
Almost there
>>14938747
And?
so this just happened. star must have aligned for me or karma bullshit.
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2016031817gm-0089-0000-b80537a7&tw=0
>>14938829
>>14938829
>>14938834
Ye gods of mahjong hath blesseth thee.
>>14938829
>no riichi
>>14938829
You could have ended it sooner if you believed in your own flow.
>>14938862
someone already tossed 6, no one tossed 9 yet and I was too cowardly to force the matter. would even wait patiently to change my hand if necessary.
>>14938854
>sex button meme
I'll resort to it if I'm 2nd or lower, lost too many times against defensive players and get punished instead.
>>14938862
And finish +106.
>>14938951
The dream was to tsumo everyone to negative. That quick ron spoiled it.
What is good strategy in one-hand match? Like that gold game in Tengokuhai, for example.
Are Tenhou down or just me? Keep showing error.
HERE COMES A NEW CHALLENGER
3:0
>>14938506
>>14938517
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2015030900gm-0009-7447-6d3c4b97&tw=0
>>14939718
>-122.0
Oh my.
>>14939697
2.0
>>14939753
3.0
>>14938828
South player was in furiten. The hand would have ended a turn earlier.
>>14939130
>What is good strategy in one-hand match?
It goes without saying. First one to win the hand, wins. So likewise, you have to be extremely tile efficient. But also, you have to consider seat win tie-breakers and the effect of tsumos.
Of course, it can also come down to your seat position. The dealer has no choice but to go almost all out. If anyone else tsumos, then the dealer loses. If the dealer tsumos, South has an advantage of a tie over West and North.
With a game like this, what happens if ryuukyoku?
2:4
>>14940989
3.0
2:0
>>14940844
The match is 1v1, with each player brings a bot, often times preset-ed to tsumogiri, and they can't win a hand.
Considering there's money betting, is it better to just get cheap hand and play long enough to pile it up, or aim big?
Shou San Gen is a magical thing.
If two players have the same score at the end of a game, how is their rank determined?
>>14942064
By seat winds. Whoever is closer to the dealer seat is on top.
>>14942071
That's even more retarded than atamahane.
>>14942103
Not really. Ties almost never happen, and the system it follows needs to take into account things like someone busting out, so extra rounds is a no-go. Plus, last dealer is an inherently advantageous seating position, so it helps balance that out.
>>14938959
>>14942103
Tell that to the poor nigger sitting north.
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2016021005gm-0029-0000-769de617&tw=0&ts=3
>>14942144
It's fair he deserved it.
>34+21+25+20
>Still stuck in 4 dan 1700s hell, but finally in striking range
Those games where I end in 2nd that only give 1R are getting annoying.
>ffffriday nite
>no one to play with
Welp...
>>14942686
Yea, 4-dan sucks; and it's even worse in joukyuu due to limited gains from the relatively low average R.
>>14942694
Are those your tiles? I think I have the same set.
What will you discard here?
4th draw, discarded useless winds.
Not a fancy round or anything, but this sort of draw troubles me a lot.
>>14943572
Depends on the dora and other discards. If a lot of tiles connecting to 4p are out, then probably that. Otherwise, either 1s or 7s, probably 7s because it'll be more dangerous later and it's more efficient.
>>14943572
4p. The fact that you're asking indicates that you'd rather keep 4p to build a ryanmen, but breaking up one of your other taatsu would be way too slow and not worth it.
If, on your next turn, you drew 6m, then the next discard would be 7s.
>>14943572
Proababy the 2sou
>>14943572
7s.
You have 123m, 57m, 677s and are looking to complete one more among 4p, 88p, and 122s.
67s is already an efficient shape. You can give up only two tiles (7s) in exchange for allowing any lower or middle pinzu to improve your hand with the 4p. Discarding 4p here is a bit too early because then you must rely on 122s or 88p to improve, which are both suboptimal.
>>14943594
I actually discarded 4p (after a few seconds pause), but felt like committing a sin by doing so. That's why I asked.
>>14943693
>Discarding 4p here is a bit too early
That's probably it.
Yea, 7s would be better.
>>14943594
>>14943693
>4p
>Discarding 4p here is a bit too early
Which one is it?
>>14943885
Show discards
>>14943885
Discarding 4p is right.
Firstly, you sacrifice efficiency just for the possibility that you'll draw tiles near 4p.
Secondly, even if you do, you're more likely to draw either a kanchan or shanpon than ryanmen, neither of which improve your shape.
Thirdly, even if you did draw ryanmen, the most efficient way forward from there is to break up the 57m kanchan, which loses you the dora (unless you draw the red 5p)
Finally, even if you did draw the red 5p, you're still sanshanten. Congratulations, you just wasted turns for no hand improvement. In the time it took, you might as well have reached iishanten already. It's not like your hand shape was all that bad to begin with.
>>14943944
I see. Thanks.
>>14943902
Here you go.
>>14943885
>>14943693 here.
I believe Daina Chiba's rule of thumb in his book would also support cutting the 7s in this hand (if you have three pairs, you should cut one of them).
Think in terms of your likely finished hand composition and backfires. There is almost no chance you will dismantle the double dora or finished 123m shape, and you will almost certainly to complete the ryanmen at 67s rather than a 777s shape.
In contrast, you are 4x as likely to draw 3/5p than 7s, and even a 6p would give you a decent 468p. In practical terms, this means that you increase the possibility of backfiring on a good pinzu draw by 12 tiles in exchange for a temporary improvement of 2 tiles, which you're going to cut immediately if any other taatsu improves anyway.
The reason that keeping three pairs is generally bad for tile efficiency is that unlike with cutting two pairs to one, cutting the third 7s pair still allows a 8p or 2s to advance the hand. This means you are keeping only 2 more tiles of immediate efficiency but opening yourself up to 4-6x possibility of backfiring on a shape upgrade.
>>14944201
To sum up, consider every alternate universe of possible draws.
The vast majority of these universes will be the same for a 4p discard vs a 7s discard. You will either get a useless tile, or the draw will improve another unrelated part of your hand, such as a 6m draw. In the latter case, you will discard the remaining 4p or 7s, just in a different order but with the exact same resulting hand.
The universes only diverge when you draw a 23456p or 7s. An 8s would technically create a nice 6778s shape, but this is irrelevant because keeping the 7s afterward really would be too slow and you'd cut it anyway. This means that in two of your alternate futures, you benefited from keeping 7s (by drawing another 7s), but in 19 other alternate futures, you benefited from keeping 4p (ranging from major benefit upon 3/5p draw to extremely minor upon drawing 2/4p).
>>14944284
Ugh, I should really remember to think of everything before posting, but a last note.
It would actually be correct to keep 7s over 4p if you could call for tanyao, for instance if you had 23457m instead of the 1m. However, this hand will likely not get tanyao because a 4m would get incorporated into a 45m ryanmen instead of letting the 1m slide out. You are hoping for pinfu here if anything, so a 777s is also slightly less valuable yaku-wise when kuitan/tanyao is not in the cards.
Hope this helps.
>>14943479
They are. I found the set in a Kyoto swap meet for around 20,000¥
They reeked of cigarette smoke for weeks
>>14944480
*2,000¥
Good god I'm retarded.
>>14927701
3.0
>>14944977
>one faggot is afk
>dora 8 showing
>deal into it
>>14927701
>>14944977
back to 3.0
>>14934932
Mahjong is about cheating your way in.
>>14945853
i'll take a guess. 6 han ron opened hand?
>>14945853
Had to abandon the Daisangen/Tsuuiisou after the nan got called and 2 hatsu got discarded so I only ended up with a sanbaiman.
>Only
2:0
3:0. Now's your chance!
3:4, get in here!
Mr. Zen. Welcome back, you slut.
2:8
>>14946535
Wow... I mean really. Welcome back.
3:4
>>14946527
3:4 again, now is your chance.
Friendly reminder to learn yaku
How does one survive with 0 points?
>>14946713
Barely
>>14946713
Be quick as lightning. Any tsumo will knock you out, so you need to get a 1000 points win as soon as possible. If you don't have any dealer turns left, then you might as well give up and go for a yakuman.
>>14946745
Yea, gotta get that riichi money.
>>14946713
Emergency YA KU MAN.
Which tile is best tile?
>>14946957
Either the 2 pin, the 1 sou, or the haku.
>>14946957
1p
Any other answer is wrong.
>>14946957
I'm rather fond of the 5 sou.
>>14946957
chun is just too sexy to ignore
>>14946957
>There are people that don't choose the bird
>>14946989
Shit taste, hatsu is best girl.
>>14946957
NANTOKANARE
>>14946957
Green dragon.
I fucking hate all terminals with burning passion.
![[HorribleSubs] Robot Girls Z - 03 [720p].mkv_snapshot_04.56_[2014.03.07_01.44.38].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/9l5vnte.jpg "[HorribleSubs] Robot Girls Z - 03 [720p].mkv_snapshot_04.56_[2014.03.07_01.44.38].jpg")
>4 dan
>1795
Time for the inevitable string of last places to start
>>14947123
ACTUALLY, it's called hatsu.
>>14947106
Chun is a beautiful and slender lady.
Hatsu is fat and ugly.
Eat shit nerd. Better yet, eat your hatsu which is the same as shit.
>>14946957
Pei.
3:4
>>14947210
All you need is one or two 1st places. Get in there and fight!
>>14947210
>1801
You did it, didn't you? Good job.
>>14947548
Yeah, there were a ton of draws in that game. Eventually I hit a dealer San An Kou and pulled away. Fully expecting to get thrashed once I enter Joukyuu.
I'm less than 100 points from 5 dan. Is it worth hanging around for a couple more games or just jump right into Tokujou?
>>14947577
Tokujou
>>14947577
>jump right into Tokujou
The sooner you get your feet wet in there. The better.
>4th
>Immediately B&
Well that wasn't particularly fun. Everyone was just calling honors. Not a single hand over 8k for anyone over all 16 hands. Only time I actually made something the guy behind me calls riichi 3 turns later and pulls a tsumo.
>>14946965
>2 pin
This. Probably the most underrated tile out there.
>>14946957
Best: ton, 6s
Worst: 7s
>>14948151
With the exception of the bird, all of the sou are really fucking shit
>>14948172
Ryuuiisou is the best.
>>14948178
>stupidest yakuman
noty
>>14948182
>stupidest
But that's not kokushi
>>14948185
Kokushi, ryuu and tenhou are the worst yakuman. Every other yakuman is an extension of regular yaku sort of like a progression, or at least in my mind anyway. Like how daisangen is shousangen+ or Suuankou is sanankou+
>>14948195
I guess tenhou is a progression of double riichi then. Maybe it's the least worst
>>14948195
>Ryuuiisou not a progression of regular yaku
