0
It’s time for the last tile history (more like Kanji history, right?) entry. We’ve the honours left: 三元牌 (Sangenpai), or the Dragons, and 風牌 (Kazehai), or the Winds. Important tiles, I’m sure you’ll agree with, but surprisingly hard to find solid information about. Also, I’ve
Guides
Crossposted to 0x23mahjong, because I’m awesome that way. A simple yaku overview sheet (2 pages), based on tenhou’s yaku table [http://tenhou.net/man/#YAKU]. No scoring tables, no rules. Image quality sucks, because I’m too lazy to do better (sue me). Spot any mistakes just tell
Statistics
After a certain tournament in Europe, I stayed behind and played a few games with some other people who also stayed behind. I asked them if they wanted to play with open tanyao, since I hadn’t had a chance to do so for the entire day (given that the
Entertainment
And we’re still stumbling about like newborn babes! I found this little gem in my logfile of enormousness: [17:24] Osamu|sleep> I’m gonna create a blog [17:24] Osamu|sleep> probably won’t be helpful since I suck [17:31] MOUIKKAI> make it [17:
I have an issue with how some sites deal with mahjong terminology and names. You know what I mean? We’ve got EMA mistranslating score tables from “Iihan Yaku” to “1 Yaku” instead of “1-han yaku” (it goes on higher); we’ve got a whole community using completely fucked up
I didn’t make a mistake in spelling “tactics,” actually. No, this is a follow-up post on this post [https://osamuko.com/yea/], where some real useful information could be found. So, I found the forum where the original thread was posted, and to my delight saw that the original
Today we take a look back to why the man or wan suite looks like it does. Or, to put it in another way - where do the numbers come from, and why do they look like they do? Right - where to start? At the top, obviously - and