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→How safe are suji?: suji is still useful for betaori, but discard safer tiles first
(nakasuji 4/5/6 is safer than suji 2/8. complete a sentence i forgot to finish. add a safety% section to defense, noting that you should not rely on suji for betaori) |
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Against a turn 1-2 riichi, suji is ineffective since players are less likely to have a ryanmen wait. In the late game (turn 12+), non-suji tiles become relatively more dangerous due to the effect of [[#Suji counting|suji counting]], though suji tiles also become more dangerous in the late game. | Against a turn 1-2 riichi, suji is ineffective since players are less likely to have a ryanmen wait. In the late game (turn 12+), non-suji tiles become relatively more dangerous due to the effect of [[#Suji counting|suji counting]], though suji tiles also become more dangerous in the late game. | ||
Since suji is up to 60% as dangerous, | Since suji is up to 60% as dangerous, when [[betaori|folding completely]], you should discard 100% safe tiles before suji. Suji is best used if you have no other safe tiles, or when planning to use [[mawashi]]. | ||
==Suji counting== | ==Suji counting== | ||