Osamuko's Mahjong Blog

I want to talk about Saki. Let's talk about Saki for a moment. Any self-respecting mahjong-playing weeaboo knows Saki. It's about a moe mahjong schoolgirl who always plays to get a break-even score. This is because when she was young, she used to play mahjong a lot with her family come New Year's, which is a popular practice in Japan, since you have a bunch of people sitting around with nothing to do. Whenever Saki ended up winning, her father would rape her, and when she lost, her sister would rape her. I'd imagine 2D rape is not so bad but it probably gets kind of tiring after 4-5 han chan. In time, she managed to perfect a unique style of play that always gets her plus-minus zero for a score.

She never ever played to win.
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TRA here. This time, I'll go further than just explaining why a two-sided wait is superior to a closed wait. Instead, I will talk about the basics of reading a hand's wait.

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If you have . DISCARD THE .

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