Anzen-hai (Safe Tiles) - Avoiding Deal-ins
Learn about Anzen-hai (safe tiles) in mahjong - tiles that won't deal into opponents. Understand genbutsu, suji theory, kabe, and defensive priorities.
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Learn about Anzen-hai (safe tiles) in mahjong - tiles that won't deal into opponents. Understand genbutsu, suji theory, kabe, and defensive priorities.
Learn about Atozuke in mahjong - calling tiles before having a confirmed yaku. Understand the rule, strategies, and difference from sakizuke.
Learn about Dahai in mahjong - the fundamental action of discarding a tile from your hand. Understand proper technique, etiquette, and strategic considerations.
Learn about Dora Hyoujihai in mahjong - the indicator tile that determines dora. Understand the tile cycle, kan dora, ura dora, and strategy.
Comprehensive explanation of fu (符), important in mahjong scoring. Learn the meaning, calculation method, memorization tips, and more for beginners.
Learn about Furikomi in mahjong - dealing into an opponent's winning hand. Understand why it happens, how to prevent it, and basic defensive strategies.
Comprehensive explanation of fuuro (calling/melding) in mahjong, including meaning, types, advantages and disadvantages, and strategic decision-making for beginners.
Learn about Hai in mahjong - the tiles used to play the game. Understand the 136 tiles, their types, names, and proper handling.
Learn about Gukei in mahjong - wait shapes with few winning tiles. Understand kanchan, penchan, shanpon, and tanki waits and how to handle them.
Comprehensive explanation of han (翻), the most important element in mahjong scoring. Learn the meaning, counting method, relationship with yaku, mangan system, and more for beginners.
Learn about Hora in mahjong - the formal term for winning by completing your hand. Understand winning conditions, types of wins, and scoring basics.
Learn about Jihai in mahjong - the 7 special tiles including winds and dragons. Understand their strategic value, yakuhai, and defensive use.