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== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
Takume and yasume can be important when deciding whether to [[riichi]] or stay [[damaten]] | Takume and yasume can occasionally be important when deciding whether to [[riichi]] or stay [[damaten]], due to the differences in [[furiten]] rules: | ||
*If a [[damaten]] hand rejects a [[ron]], it only enters | *If a [[damaten]] hand rejects a [[ron]], it only enters furiten until your next turn. | ||
*If a [[riichi]] hand rejects a ron, it enters | *If a [[riichi]] hand rejects a ron, it enters furiten permanently. | ||
Thus, a dama hand may reject an opponent's discarded yasume and wait for a more valuable tile. However, because riichi is worth ~1.5 han on average, you should not dama just because you can decline a yasume. For example: | Thus, a dama hand may reject an opponent's discarded yasume and wait for a more valuable tile. However, because riichi is worth ~1.5 han on average, you should not dama just because you can decline a yasume. For example: | ||
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* Riichi, 4m: 4.5 han on average | * Riichi, 4m: 4.5 han on average | ||
Riichi has a minimum expected value of 2.5 han. Dama can accept half as many tiles, and only scores 3 han. Therefore, riichi is better. The difference between the takume/yasume needs to be 3+ han to be net positive, and even then, you might want to riichi. | |||
Takume and yasume can be relevant in [[oorasu|all last]] (where only the takume could let you rise a rank). | Takume and yasume can be especially relevant in [[oorasu|all last]] (where only the takume could let you rise a rank). | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||