Chapter 12: Game Of Mahjong

Should I indulge myself?

Something’s missing…

Should I play a half-game before I go?

Come to think of it, I’ve only shown revenge for my losses for being a mahjong broadcast, and I’ve never shown myself playing mahjong.

If you get first place, you’ll immediately become 9th dan, but in fact, I’ve slipped several times, so I’m not nervous or anything.

It’s good to get there, and if you slip, you can just go back up.

They keep talking about 8th dan, 8th dan, but it’s not like I’ve always been 8th dan, I’ve dropped to 4th or 5th dan, and I’ve often gotten back up and stuff, and I’ve been playing for over 10 years, so there’s nothing like that.

Mahjong is a game played by 4 people, and there are moves called Yu-guk (Reference 1).

The probability of Yu-guk is usually considered to be 15-16%, so the probability of one person winning in 1 country is roughly 21%.

Normally, it is considered that about 10 countries are played in one game of Banjangjeon, so statistically, only about 2 games out of one game of Banjangjeon are won.

The basics are to attack with Tenari until the opponent reaches Tenpai or Rechi, but as the level of the game increases, the probability that Taga (Reference 2) will make an efficient Tapae increases, and accordingly, Taga’s Tenpai speed also becomes faster.

The total number of tiles in Mahjong is 136.

Of these, 14 are Wangpai (Reference 3), so the actual number of tiles used is 122.

Unless you do a backflip, one person can only see about 30 to 31 tiles.

When you receive the first tsumo, you receive 14 tiles, so at that point you have seen about half of them.

To put it a bit exaggeratedly, you can say that the game is already decided when you receive the Bae-chae.

A hand full of self-defense, demanding, and isolated pieces that do nothing, a hand that has Dora but no hope, a hand that can be Hwaryo with only 1 or 2 pieces, a hand that can be Hwaryo quickly but can only eat up 1,000 points, etc.

Up until the 3rd East country, my hands were hopeless.

After wasting the first Oya, I quickly gained 4,000 points with 2 Tsumo Hwaryo, and reached 21,000 points in the 4th East country.

In the situation of 5 Dora, Sanshanten including Double Dora with 5 Akadora.

If I just need one more move, it will be full, but the only move that seems to utilize 5 Mentsu is Samsaek Dongsun (Reference 4).

Should I go for Menzen or Furo?

Unless one more Chui comes in, I have to rely on One-shot Tsumo Ura (Reference 5) even if I cast Reach.

Even if I do Furo, there is no room to grow further from 3900.

In a situation where there are two Kanchan blocks, is it necessary to break Menzen and go out to fight for 3900?

It would be worth it if it were Man-Kwan.

While I was thinking about this and that, it’s already the 5th round.

As Pro Oh X said, the 6th round is the early part, the 12th round is the middle part, and the 18th round is the late part.

It’s already past the early part, and it’s hard to say that my hand is fast.

If it’s a fast hand, it’s ten-pai within the 6th round, and even if it’s a slow hand, it should be ten-pai within the 9th round to be considered safe.

If it’s slower than that, there’s a high chance that someone else will make a preemptive ten-pai first, and even if not, there’s a chance that they’ll come out to fight to break my ten-pai.

As someone who became Ishan-ten after receiving a valid hand in the 3rd round, all I can do is hope to become ten-pai as fast as possible within the next 3 tsumo.

6th round.

Lost with 3 cards left, 9 moves.

Haga discards 5 sak while playing 9 moves.

The possible options right now are reverse or three-color dongsun/donggak, toittoi, chanta/junchan/honnodu.

The discarded 5-sak tells us that the opponent is fast.

Tenpai also seems quite possible.

Should I fight or give up?

I don’t know.

What should I do with this one book left in my hand?

The problem with net mahjong is that I can’t read my opponent’s mood or expression.

It’s a light game, but net mahjong is a heavy game.

It’s also impossible to read with time lag, because there is also a time lag artificially created by the game.

What should I do?

If it were off mahjong, I could keep thinking about it, but net mahjong, especially CheonX, only gives me a maximum of 15 seconds.

Furthermore, if I use up the 10 seconds given, I have to make all my decisions within 5 seconds.

I can’t stop thinking even on Tagawa’s turn.

Should I give up?

It’s a wise decision to give up, but it’s also a decision to retreat.

Should I fight?

It’s a brave decision to fight, but it’s also an act of going to die.

I tapped the mouse with my fingers and calculated the moves.

What should I do?

The discarded book looks safe, but it is the Namga who is discarded, not the Seoga.

There is a clear chance that you will catch the preemptive Tenpai by discarding the book.

There is also a chance that a Chanta-type card will come out.

However, it is also true that there are no other safe cards.

Seo is dangerous…

‘Seo’ is a dangerous card.

Mo Pro was hit by the Saamgak bullet from that safe-looking book.

Of course, his life got better after that, but…

He loses with 3 seconds left.

The 8th Tsumo is white.

Since it is Haga’s real, he loses without hesitation.

Haga uses 60,000 as a no-time Teda (Reference 6).

Tenpai is almost certain.

I have 4 cards left and 1 book.

However, Chu comes in at the 8th.

With 2 Sak Toi, it is certain that Dora 2 Mankan will be reached.

If you are a man, reach = Just do Tama; 3900 is not bad for Tama.

=Welcome to the lunatic who is sure to hit the full house, lol

=If you hit 69, it looks possible to hit the house, and the hit is not bad, but can you discard 1?

The opponent has 7 real ones.

1 is a moose.

I can’t figure out if 1 is safe even with the discard pile.

It’s not a high probability, but it’s not a low probability either.

What should I do…

Should I do ‘Jump Suji (Reference 7)?

I’ll know the answer after the game and look at the hand, but I don’t know the answer right now.

Any choice makes sense.

Should I give up by discarding the real one, take the hit by losing 1, or go for the hit?

The answer is set.

I’ve always fought in these situations.

The lyricist I want to be like the most said.

What you should be afraid of is running away from a fight.

You can’t put much meaning into a single game of Net Mahjong, which isn’t even a competition.

However, if you don’t develop the habit of not backing down from small things, how can you win a big fight?

Even if it’s an analog way of thinking, there’s nothing you can do.

A loser doesn’t know feelings, but a lyricist does.

He discards one can and bets on Lich.

It feels like time has stopped.

Those 2 seconds from my turn to the other person’s turn feel like an eternity.

69 Sak 6 cards, double-sided waiting.

Fortunately, I didn’t get hit.

=Real man’s special Lich sword =

Does a real man have a big rice bowl?

=It’s crazy to hit the praise right away zzz

“My breasts are big, but my son doesn’t go on other broadcasts and talk about his rice bowl and act like a comered-room otaku, right?

I trust my son~”

=How many cups?

Are my breasts important right now?

I got a full house check?

=After 9 cans and doing 56 Sak again, isn’t it a bit reckless to Lich with one can?

=What class is that kid who says that’s reckless?

Does he really play mahjong?

=When you bet, you have to bet, and when you shoot, you have to shoot correctly.

If you get off there, the winning percentage is 10%, but 9-tum, one-hit tsumo is a failure.

I wanted to see Hanemann.

After betting on Richie, I have no choice but to leave it to the heavens.

16-turn while chatting lightly while looking at the chat window.

9-turn tsuma.

Among Richie tsumo, Dora Akadora, Uradora is only Ura3 times with the foot.

He takes 18000 points and rises to the top with 39000.

Ura3 hitting method cccccccc =

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

Richie is a god!

=Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

Ura3 punch!

=This is a fucking fucking game.

How can Uradora appear there?

“I’ve gotten one step closer to 9th dan again…I’m scared, my skills!

Watashi, maybe I’ve gotten stronger??”

=Where did that nerd go?

Watashi zzzzz

=Oh, come out!

SaXki, come out!

KoXma, come out!

AXda, come out!

TsuXda, come out!

AXgi, come out!

=Wow, your mahjong is right herewww

=If you hit Las, you’ll fail to get promoted, but reaching with one hit is really crazy.

“Ah, what-and praise?

Hey, you’re supposed to praise me when you reach 9th dan’?

Anyway, it seems like I can just play defense roughly from now on?

If I reach 9th dan, won’t I be one of the best in Korea?

This is the kind of person I am~”

South 4 countries, Dora 4 months.

After being sucked into several tsumo, the last round started with a direct Oya.

With 30200 as the top, even with just 1000 points, he could easily advance.

However, the hand is a mess.

A total piece of trash hand with 2 blocks in the Namseo Baekbal.

There’s really no answer to this.

It would be better to look at the Chanta series instead.

Fortunately, the Honil series is visible with 357788 sakura.

While he was discarding the required cards without any problems, 40,000 came in.

He formed a block with the 30,000 he already had and defeated 80,000.

The 3rd tsumo is 340,000 357788 sakura double Nam and Baekbal.

What can I see?

The 70,000 tsumogini in the direct 70,000.

“What the hell is that?”

70,000 tsumogini in the 4th sakura?

The Makrits are shaken.

If you consider the value of the hand, 70,000 is the most valuable hand.

Not only did I lose that, but I also tsumogiri, which means that at least in my hand, there are no cards with a value lower than 70,000.

What about my hand?

I have a lot of empty cards left, and I even discarded one.

Even if all the cards that come out are valid cards, it takes at least 3 turns to get to Hwaryo.

And in the meantime, 5 cards come in.

I can’t breathe.

Is the heavens abandoning me?

Still, since Sangga and Haga don’t show any signs of it, I have no choice but to trust that and go.

Tsumogiri.

The two seconds it takes for the turn to pass are so unbearable.

Was it a gunshot?

Or a bang?

Chi?

I think I hear a dry voice saying, “Ron.”

The turn has passed.

God of Mahjong, I thank you that nothing happened.

But how many more rounds do I have to endure this suffocating situation?

Seven months of face-to-face meetings.

This kind of shit…

“No.”

I tap the mouse impatiently.

What are the possible scenarios?

A loss of 97,000,000 months.

To put it simply, it wouldn’t be a waiting game of 56,789.

If there had been a block in the shape of 899, I wouldn’t have discarded 7.

Then 7899?

Then it was completed in the first place, so waiting on that side is impossible.

679?

It’s possible, but I don’t think I would have discarded 7.

It’s a complete Ishanten (Reference 8), so there’s no use trying to figure it out.

Should I bang or not?

Looking at the discard of Mansu-pae, can’t we bet that the probability of waiting for Mansu-pae is low?

After receiving a 7-sak pung, I defeat 40,000 with a 50% probability.

My turn passes without a hitch.

Tsumogini continues, and I also tsumogini 6-sak.

I have no choice but to bet for sure that Mansu-pae doesn’t have a hitch.

Letting Oya’s fireworks go is the same as missing the top.

In order to quickly match the pace, I have to take risks.

Sanga defeats 8-sak, receives a pung, and defeats 3-sak.

The face-to-face tsumogini is 50,000.

From the 4th turn to the 8th turn, I’ve been doing nothing but tsumogiri…

“Oh my god, I’m scared. What the hell is that?”

=Is it a tama?

It’s really scary =

=I don’t know much about mahjong, but I’m scared lol

=It’s fun to watch his reactions.

Groan, groan, groan?

Did I make that sound?

Chat that seems to have a habit of unconsciously grumbling,

No, now it’s gotten to the point where I have to control my unconsciousness as well.

Broadcasting is really scary…

They’re saying that a face-to-face meeting will cost 30,000?

=Here =

Koitsu is on the verge of destructionwwwwwww

Is there any chance that they just lost their game?

They just throw everything away.

=What the hell are they talking about whether or not they lost their game?

=I don’t know anything, but they’re just talking amongst themselves ¬¬

I really don’t know what they’re talking about.

=No, really, what are you doing with Yomi?

I don’t understand.

“It’s normal for low-level people not to understand high-level fights.”

They focus on the screen as the chat window starts to boil over again, saying that they look down on them.

It’s probably at least Ishanten.

It’s possible that the game was caught like trash during that time, but honestly, it’s low.

The possibility of a mixed game?

It’s not like it’s impossible, but I’m not sure.

He discards white with his foot Tsumo.

Haga discards 40,000 while making a pop.

What the, something’s weird there too?

Oh my.

I’m still Sanshanten…and the 2nd sack of Tedashi Richi that bursts out.

This shit…

Of all things, the only thing that comes to mind is 8 tong, I can’t throw this away.

It’s dangerous for others, but it’s better than 8 tong that’s nobody’s cash.

Since I’m going to use 2 tongs, I can only hope that it will be an extension with Richinomi.

And the 1st tong that comes to mind.

Another loss for others.

How can I break through 8, and what will happen if a 4/7 tong miraculously appears??

They’re all cash…

At that moment, the tsumo of the face-to-face.

1235670234 tong 44999 tong, Rich Tsumomo Akadora2 Ura1’s Hahnemann Tsumo.

What the hell, this is a scam!

This is a fucking game, I have to play one more round to get to 9th Dan.

The chat window is really excited and teasing me.

After raising the middle finger to the camera, he makes a comment.

Ugh, I should have a drink…