Tuesday, August 23rd, at 9:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time The Mahjong Meetup will return. Dasuke will recap his mahjong travels in Japan. I’ll talk about running a live tile in person mahjong meetup and further refinements teaching riichi mahjong method. M-san rejoins us from The Los Angeles
tenhou
The North American Riichi Mahjong Association is looking for players to field teams for the 2016 Interational Online Riichi Mahjong Competition. The nations of the United States and Canada are each looking to assemble teams for the November competition. The competition is hosted via Tenhou.net. So familiarity with Tenhou’
tenhou
The 23rd of July will the next instalment of tournaments by the osamuko discord be delivered and this time it’s an Open Pair Tournament. Where each game will be a battle between two teams in the form of a double elimination tournament for maximum excitement. As we expect participants
Tournaments
The Pacific Mahjong League (PML) hosts the first international PML Riichi Mahjong Open 2016 tournament in San Francisco, California. Join us for an intense weekend of riichi with the pros and compete for one of NARMA’s spots in the World Riichi Championship! Meet, greet and beat players from all
Online Mahjong
Hello there, next weekend will a few of us at osamuko discord arrange a team tournament because, well, yeah, way too few tournaments and leagues going on online right now. The format is 4 rounds of 4 games where the first three are an incomplete round robin and the final
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.
Mahjong Parlor
A long time ago we explained what a mahjong parlor is [https://osamuko.com/overview-of-mahjong-parlors-and-why-you-cant-really-win/]. Today we start a new column where we’ll delve further into it and analyze those mysterious creatures that dwell inside them. No, not the customers, but the people that work to keep the act
Is up on YouTube for your viewing pleasure here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmrcV3ep4Bg If you have any suggestions for topics, if you’d like to be a guest (and what you would like to talk about), and questions/comments in general please go to this Google form.
Is up on YouTube for your viewing pleasure here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr1OTXdk6IE]: If you have any suggestions for topics, if you’d like to be a guest (and what you would like to talk about), and questions/comments in general please go to this Google form.
A couple weeks ago, the USPML hosted a Mahjong booth at PAX EAST. Over the course of three days, with only space for four mahjong tables (three used for teaching), we ended up teaching over 350 people through one hour “How to play Mahjong” sessions. Throughout all of our teaching
Is up on YouTube for your viewing pleasure. Please comment here if you have any suggestions for topics, if you’d like to be a guest (and what you would like to talk about), and questions/comments in general. Thank you! –Frenetic
Sorry for the short notice but tonight Monday, May 2nd, at 9:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time The Mahjong Meetup will return. Dasuke and I have been busy with our day jobs and other commitments, so we’re trying to broadcast when we have openings in our schedules. All
The first episode of The Mahjong Meetup will air this Friday April 15th, 3:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time. Dasuke and I will talk about our experiences at one of the few jansous outside of Japan, the recently formed NARMA, and a general call in show where you can
Guides
In order to be able to build the best hands, you need to know both how to plan out your play with a hand, and how to execute that plan. This is the essence of hand development: taking that group of 13 useless tiles you start with, and using them
I’ve made an Anki deck for studying the yaku, specifically their names and what the requirements are. You can find it on the Ankiweb site [https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1277492877]. If you are interested in more similar decks or have feedback, please leave a comment!