Sashikomi (Intentional Deal-In) - Strategic Point Feeding
Learn about Sashikomi in mahjong - the advanced tactic of deliberately dealing into a specific player to control rankings.
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Learn about Sashikomi in mahjong - the advanced tactic of deliberately dealing into a specific player to control rankings.
Learn about Sekinin-barai in mahjong - the rule where enabling certain yakuman through calls makes you responsible for payment.
Learn about Shibori in mahjong - the defensive technique of holding tiles to prevent opponents from completing dangerous hands.
Learn about Shousuushii in mahjong - a yakuman made with 3 wind triplets and 1 wind pair.
Learn about Suuankou in mahjong - the yakuman made with 4 concealed triplets, the most frequently achieved limit hand.
Learn about Suuankou Tanki in mahjong - the rarest form of four concealed triplets with a single tile wait, often worth double yakuman.
Learn about Tedashi in mahjong - discarding tiles from your hand rather than the drawn tile, a key concept for reading opponents.
Learn about Tenho in mahjong - the rarest yakuman where the dealer wins with their initial 14 tiles.
Learn about Tenpai-ryou in mahjong - the point exchange between tenpai and noten players when the hand ends in a draw.
Learn about Tezumi in mahjong - the traditional method of manually shuffling and stacking tiles without an automatic table.
Learn about Tonba/Honba in mahjong - the counter stick system that adds bonus points during consecutive deals and draws.
Learn about Toncha in mahjong - the first hand of the game where the chicha becomes dealer.