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Suji (筋) Explained: Finding Safe Tiles Through Furiten Logic

Learn about Suji, a fundamental defensive technique in mahjong. Understand how to use the Furiten rule to identify tiles that won't deal into ryanmen waits.

#suji #defense

Jan 25, 2025 About 7 min

Glossary

Aryamen (Head + Ryanmen Shape) - Flexible Hand Building

Learn about Aryamen in mahjong - the compound shape where a pair (head) connects with a ryanmen (two-sided wait). Understand its wide acceptance and flexibility.

#aryamen #head

Jan 22, 2025 About 2 min read

Glossary

Ryokei-henka - Transforming Bad Waits into Good Shapes

Learn about Ryokei-henka in mahjong - the technique of improving weak shapes like kanchan into strong ryanmen waits.

#ryokei-henka #shape improvement

Jan 22, 2025 About 3 min read

Glossary Featured

What is Ryanmen? Meaning, Advantages, and How to Build Explained for Beginners

Comprehensive explanation of ryanmen (open-ended wait), the most efficient wait in mahjong, including meaning, how to build ryanmen taatsu and ryanmen wait, and comparison with other waits for beginners.

#open-ended wait #ryanmen wait

Jan 20, 2025 About 4 min read

Beginner Featured

Complete Guide to Mahjong Waiting Patterns: Good vs Bad Shapes and Efficient Waiting Strategies

A comprehensive guide to all types of waiting patterns (machi) in mahjong, including ryanmen, kanchan, penchan, shanpon, and tanki waits. Learn the difference between good and bad shapes and master efficient waiting strategies for beginners.

#waiting patterns #machi

Jan 20, 2025 About 8 min

Suji (筋) Explained: Finding Safe Tiles Through Furiten Logic

Aryamen (Head + Ryanmen Shape) - Flexible Hand Building

Ryokei-henka - Transforming Bad Waits into Good Shapes

What is Ryanmen? Meaning, Advantages, and How to Build Explained for Beginners

Complete Guide to Mahjong Waiting Patterns: Good vs Bad Shapes and Efficient Waiting Strategies

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