there are some things I knew from previous videos and general experience but the thing with the 2457 shape and 1334 who discarding 2 and 7 or 1 and 3 can make for the former 3 and 6 and for the latter 2 and 5 more dangerous. It makes sense when I reflect back what I discarded when I had these when I didn't need most of the things in this shapes. But never took it into account on my opponents' discards.
tbh, I’ve heard about aida yonken before, but I didn’t take it too seriously because I didn’t think it makes statistical difference, which turns out it did. There are so many discard reading techniques that I am not sure which one to trust/emphasize on. 😢 iirc sotogawa is still effective and relatively simple for me to catch on, so I’ve mostly been using only that.
It's difficult to answer this question because there's no way to measure which one gives "better" results. The best pro players usually combine both digital and analog playstyles. Digital = learning about theories, analog = learning about exceptions.
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there are some things I knew from previous videos and general experience but the thing with the 2457 shape and 1334 who discarding 2 and 7 or 1 and 3 can make for the former 3 and 6 and for the latter 2 and 5 more dangerous. It makes sense when I reflect back what I discarded when I had these when I didn't need most of the things in this shapes. But never took it into account on my opponents' discards.
Very high quality video! I learnt a lot with this one, and thank you for the book recommendations!
Always excited to try executing new mahjong concepts after every new upload!
this is honestly an amazing video and very informative. keep up the good work!
tbh, I’ve heard about aida yonken before, but I didn’t take it too seriously because I didn’t think it makes statistical difference, which turns out it did. There are so many discard reading techniques that I am not sure which one to trust/emphasize on. 😢 iirc sotogawa is still effective and relatively simple for me to catch on, so I’ve mostly been using only that.
Thank you.
So if we’re discussing the expected value of the ‘analog’ or the ‘digital’ play style, which yields better results overall?
It's difficult to answer this question because there's no way to measure which one gives "better" results.
The best pro players usually combine both digital and analog playstyles. Digital = learning about theories, analog = learning about exceptions.
Are there any PDF versions of the book recommendations? too lazy to go buy books
Can be found here: repo.riichi.moe/library.html#mahj-strat
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thanks :)
is the 1 3 discard only unique to 13, 79 or can it apply to every pair of numbers 2 apart?
Applies to every pair of numbers 2 apart, just make sure to distinguish if they are dealt from the inside out or from the outside in.