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[[Image:Sashikomi.png|thumb|205px|right|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2015071312gm-0089-0000-c9d124b2&tw=2&ts=9 Sashikomi utilized] with minimal risk of [[gyakuten]], while ending the game.]] | [[Image:Sashikomi.png|thumb|205px|right|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2015071312gm-0089-0000-c9d124b2&tw=2&ts=9 Sashikomi utilized] with minimal risk of [[gyakuten]], while ending the game.]] | ||
'''Sashikomi''' {{kana|差し込み}} is the deliberate act of dealing dangerous tiles, in order for another player to win the hand. Normally, players with a large enough point difference can afford the point loss and retain placement. The primary purpose of this strategy intends to either force a wind rotation or outright end the game. | '''Sashikomi''' {{kana|差し込み}} is the deliberate act of dealing dangerous tiles, in order for another player to win the hand. Normally, players with a large enough point difference can afford the point loss and retain placement. The primary purpose of this strategy intends to either force a wind rotation or outright end the game. | ||
To use this strategy, a player must either have a sizable lead, a marginal point lead vs the next player in placement, and/or familiarity with the [[scoring table]]. Furthermore, the player must defend against particular players; or else the strategy is rendered moot by not accomplishing its goal. For example, for the [[oorasu|last hand]] of the game, players should defend against the last dealer in order to prevent [[renchan|additional hands]]; and otherwise, the last dealer has a chance to win the game by winning enough consecutive and/or large enough hands as the last dealer. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
{{Navbox strategy}} | {{Navbox strategy}} | ||