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'''Betaori''' {{kana|ベタ降り}} is a | '''Betaori''' {{kana|ベタ降り}} ("folding" in English) is a strategy which aims to minimize the chance of [[ron|dealing into]] other players' hands. Usually, a player will abandon the prospect of winning themselves. While points can be lost via opponent [[tsumo]] or at [[ryuukyoku]], you'd lose less points from these than by dealing in. | ||
==Determining safe tiles== | ==Determining safe tiles== | ||
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{{main|Furiten}} | {{main|Furiten}} | ||
'''Genbutsu''' {{kana|現物}} is a term for "safe tile" due to [[furiten]]. Tiles | '''Genbutsu''' {{kana|現物}} is a term for "safe tile" due to [[furiten]]. Tiles made safe by the furiten rule are the safest tiles against that particular player. | ||
There are three types of furiten: | There are three types of furiten: | ||
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==Mawashiuchi== | ==Mawashiuchi== | ||
'''Mawashiuchi''' {{kana|回し打ち}} is a separate strategy | '''Mawashiuchi''' {{kana|回し打ち}} is a separate strategy: a "halfway" style, it still aims to build a hand while discarding relatively safe tiles. If a dangerous tile is drawn and can't be used in the hand, it usually converts into betaori. This practice is best performed, if and only if, the tiles bring about the possibility of attaining [[tenpai]] without discarding any winning tiles. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== |
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