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6/15/2025, 6:55:54 PM
>Biding your time for 2-3 turns is enough to reveal new safe areas. From there, you can fully fold or you can keep the mawashi going.
>When in mawashi, avoid cutting apart your sequences as much as possible. When you're forced to cut from a sequence, cut from the outside if possible.
>As an example, if 123s have all passed, cut 1s. This way you can still complete the sequence again with 1s or 4s.
>Keiten is not important
>In yonma, keiten is considered important because the tenpai payments are not far off from average hand values. It's also possible to get there somewhat safely with chii calls.
>By comparison, keiten in sanma is harder to reach due to not having access to chii calls, and it's also worth less compared to sanma hand values.
>Pushing a dangerous tile to maintain tenpai is not a winning strategy in sanma. When you draw a dangerous tile in endgame, just fold.
>When in mawashi, avoid cutting apart your sequences as much as possible. When you're forced to cut from a sequence, cut from the outside if possible.
>As an example, if 123s have all passed, cut 1s. This way you can still complete the sequence again with 1s or 4s.
>Keiten is not important
>In yonma, keiten is considered important because the tenpai payments are not far off from average hand values. It's also possible to get there somewhat safely with chii calls.
>By comparison, keiten in sanma is harder to reach due to not having access to chii calls, and it's also worth less compared to sanma hand values.
>Pushing a dangerous tile to maintain tenpai is not a winning strategy in sanma. When you draw a dangerous tile in endgame, just fold.
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