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6/19/2025, 9:57:49 PM
TN: I'm pretty sure he's still talking about hands with 0 dora on this page.
>Pairs and triplets of 19m or honours can be used to mawashi if another player gets to tenpai first, so hands with them have high defensive power. Closed yakuhai triplets are the best of all. You can attack or defend with them, making hands with them some of the best.
>Keeping groups that are somewhat safe is also good. It allows you to keep some defensive capability without making your hand too slim.
>For example:
>zero dora
>1223389p2225589s
>With this iishanten, we're up against a dealer that has declared three Pei with the following discards:
>9m3z8s1s1p
>In this situation, we should keep the safer-looking souzu penshan and drop the more dangerous pinzu penchan.
>If upper souzu seem safe against both opponents, it even becomes unnecessary to hold other safe tiles. We can then proceed without slimming our hand.
>Two safe tiles is plenty. If you can avoid dealing into a riichi for two turns you'll get more safe tiles and you'll probably be fine.
>Pairs and triplets of 19m or honours can be used to mawashi if another player gets to tenpai first, so hands with them have high defensive power. Closed yakuhai triplets are the best of all. You can attack or defend with them, making hands with them some of the best.
>Keeping groups that are somewhat safe is also good. It allows you to keep some defensive capability without making your hand too slim.
>For example:
>zero dora
>1223389p2225589s
>With this iishanten, we're up against a dealer that has declared three Pei with the following discards:
>9m3z8s1s1p
>In this situation, we should keep the safer-looking souzu penshan and drop the more dangerous pinzu penchan.
>If upper souzu seem safe against both opponents, it even becomes unnecessary to hold other safe tiles. We can then proceed without slimming our hand.
>Two safe tiles is plenty. If you can avoid dealing into a riichi for two turns you'll get more safe tiles and you'll probably be fine.
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