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Hi gang, I’m creating a WWYD (What Would You Discard) video series and would like some creative ideas and feedback. Below is my first video attempt. I intend to add audio commentary. Besides examples I have come across myself, I would search the tenhou logs of other players, facebook
This is a short 54 second video explaining ‘Tibet Rules’ mahjong teaching method. Any feedback, please comment either here or on YouTube.
At time of writing, this is the only complete tenbou pack purchasable on Amazon.co.uk website. Link to product and pictures follow. You can buy a set of 88 tenbou from Amazon.co.uk here [http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0044Q7RL6?ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_
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For those who love the anime/manga, this is something that may have passed people by. Here’s a brief description of where the story takes place compared to the anime/manga. “Tokyo, 1958. A man seriously gambles at a mahjong parlor. He’s playing against members of the Ryuzaki
Changed responsibility to liability. Corrected spelling of ‘bankruptcy’. Added version without gambling section. Please leave feedback.
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Last Sunday, Gemma Sakamoto organised a trial mahjong get together in London. Held in the basement of a Japanese restaurant, above 12 people attended. Three tables were in play at any time. Also 4-5 hanchans played from 10am to 6pm, including a break for lunch in between. The was an
Planned a group trip for the Easter weekend to go to the Rendezvous casino in Southend. The manager said we could bring our own Mahjong tiles. The casino is open 24 hours, despite it saying they close at 5am on their website. We arrived Friday lunchtime and departed Sunday afternoon,
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Me, Osamu, Mikolan and Gemma from ReachMahjong.com came together to play a few hanchans at Napoleons casino in Leicester Square, London. They have free Chinese mahjong sets to use and table surfaces specific for the mahjong tiles. You don’t have to be a member, but they may ask
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Sunday, November 10th, 2013. Korean mahjong league tournament. My individual account of each hanchan. 半荘一 [南] First hand toimen riichi’d. I was 1 shanten yakuhai on nan. Also had three W tiles. I knew I wasn’t playing against akagi, so I played defense. Toimen was waiting for 14p,
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about keeping track of progress. Brief history. I didn’t really care about what happened from hanchan to hanchan. First or last place. I just wanted EXP. More EXP, more EXP, means more EXP. However, my past week’s hanchans at a jansou have made me realise, that I need
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Here is my individual account of the pastry tournament. (Copenhagen Open) All eight hanchans. Real names have been omitted in order to protect the identities of those who raged, were just stupidly lucky or otherwise. 半荘一 [西] Toimen and kamicha were both annoying to each other. Toimen had a nervous
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I was going to do a picture by picture outline of Oxford. However, my phone battery died on me at about 9am. Oh well Too damn early! Waking up at 0430 just to catch the first tube train, in order to go to catch the coach from London Victoria coach
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After buying my briefcase MJ set and playing riichi, I was pumped to teach newbies the skilled game of Mahjong on Saturday. Had a good handful of students this time. So silly of me to get there early and set up. My students were sat sipping tea and coffee upstairs!
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In reply to my previous post ( http://www.osamuko.comhttps://osamuko.comhttps://osamuko.com/london-needs-more-offline-mahjong-players/ [/london-needs-more-offline-mahjong-players/]), Jason kindly posted and invited me to play with him and his friends in a hanchan or two. Friday night now and it’s approaching rush hour. People are sneezing on me and touching
See, I was thinking of making one huge article, but then it may become my first tl;dr and I don’t want that. So I’ll break it up into 3 readable articles. Last week at the LMFC (London Mahjong Fight Club), I was casually asking someone where they
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So I had a chatette with Osamu and he gave me permission to write this article. Seeing as I’m new to the blog, I should care to introduce myself. Ting. London Ting. Shaken. Stirred. Doesn’t matter really. Like the majority of you, I have a keen interest in