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*Players that are ahead will be more cautious. Late in the game, increasing their lead will not matter as much, while the risk of dealing in matters more. Meanwhile, players who are behind will want to riichi to catch up. Players in the middle should analyze their own specific situations to determine if riichi is right. | *Players that are ahead will be more cautious. Late in the game, increasing their lead will not matter as much, while the risk of dealing in matters more. Meanwhile, players who are behind will want to riichi to catch up. Players in the middle should analyze their own specific situations to determine if riichi is right. | ||
*The 1000 points used to declare riichi could cause you to drop down placement. If this is the case during all last, you probably shouldn't riichi if you have another yaku. | *The 1000 points used to declare riichi could cause you to drop down placement. If this is the case during all last, you probably shouldn't riichi if you have another yaku. | ||
*If a damaten win and riichi win would cause you to end up in the same | *If a damaten win and riichi win would cause you to end up in the same placement, and it's all last, you should dama. | ||
=== Winning chance === | === Winning chance === | ||