User:KyuuAA

KyuuAA is an amateur Japanese mahjong player since Nov 2009. He currently resides in the Chicagoland area as part of the Chicago Area Mahjong Players club.

In Tenhou.net, he uses the "female voice", because it is pleasing to hear during the game. Nevertheless, Kyuu is definitely a male player.

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From Wikimedia

• Mahjong images from WikiCommons

Tenhou.net aliases

Name	Games	First game	Last game	Rank Avg	Best	Worst	Status	Source
KyuuA4	149	11-02-2009	12-16-2009	2.88	+103	-61	Retired	[1]
キュウＡ４	8	11-03-2009	11-04-2009	3.00	+60	-43	Retired	[2]
Kyuu24	133	05-09-2010	01-30-2011	2.93	+79	-87	Retired	[3]
Kyuu77	46	03-13-2011	07-29-2012	2.59	+125	-64	Retired	[4]
KyuuAA	24	01-31-2011	12-30-2011	2.50	+60	-51	Active	[5]
	643	01-02-2012	12-25-2012	2.45	+99	-79		[6]
	769	01-02-2013	12-29-2013	2.49	+108	-61		[7]
	600+	01-03-2014		2.38	+106	-69		[8]
KyuuBB	20+	04-12-2013		1.95	+77	-30	Active	[9]
ICKyuu	60+	05-20-2013		2.54	80	-57	Active	[10]

Ladder

Name	Games	First game	Last game	Rank Avg	Best	Worst	Status	Source
KyuuAA	600+	07-06-2012		2.53	+106	-79	Active	[11]

Milestones

9級 07-09-2012 8級 07-10-2012 7級 07-10-2012 6級 07-11-2012 5級 07-13-2012 4級 07-14-2012 3級 07-18-2012

2級 08-06-2012 1級 08-28-2012 初段 09-01-2012 二段 11-30-2012 二段 06-08-2013 二段 07-27-2013 三段 02-17-2014

三段 10-03-2014

Yakuman count

As of 10-08-2014, Kyuu's yakuman count is at 16 via Tenhou.net.[12] Two more was scored using real tiles.

Tenhou.net

Date	Yakuman	Room	Notes	Source
07-21-2010	Suuankou	一般	The only time yakuman was scored, only to finish in fourth.	[13]
08-22-2010	Daisangen	一般		[14]
02-22-2012	Shousuushi, Tsuuiisou	一般	The only double yakuman scored so far.	[15]
06-16-2012	Kazoe	一般	Unknowingly and luckily tsumo'd this one.	[16]
07-08-2012	Kokushi	7447	Fast kokushi, tenpai by 6-7 discards.	[17]
10-31-2012	Suuankou	7447	Retailatory yakuman, as I had played into a Chinrotou one game prior. Also, furiten.	[18]
11-03-2012	Shousuushi	7447	Started hand with one of each wind, with initial intent to build honitsu.	[19]
11-08-2012	Kazoe	7447	Suuankou tenpai	[20]
01-06-2013	Suuankou	7447	Rejected calling ankan out of fear.	[21]
01-17-2013	Kazoe	7447	Dealt hatsu ankan, held kan call until tenpai. Only hand won in the game.	[22]
06-19-2013	Shousuushi	上級	Broke cheap tenpai to convert hand to yakuman.	[23]
09-20-2013	Kokushi	上級	Began with 7 elements for orasu, and had to go for it while being last.	[24]
02-25-2014	Shousuushi	上級	Obvious opening hand for the yakuman.	[25]
03-09-2014	Kazoe	上級	Defense against two riichi's, both likely to be manzu waits.	[26]
04-14-2014	Suuankou tanki	7447	Simple collection of those ankous.	[27]
10-08-2014	Tsuuiisou	上級	Declined tenpai for toitoi + honitsu.	http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014100817gm-0089-0000-317bf793&tw=3

Real tiles

Date	Yakuman	Room	Notes	Source
03-28-2012	Ryuuiisou	CAMP	(8s, shouminkan) Tsumo:	[28]
07-24-2014	Shousuushi	CAMP	Tsumo:	[29]

Sanbaiman count

As of June 2, 2014, Kyuu has scored five sanbaiman online. An additional one is scored using real tiles.

Date	Main yaku	Room	Han	Notes	Source
09-03-2012	Chinitsu Chiitoitsu	一般	12		[30]
10-18-2012	Sanshoku	一般	11		[31]
06-16-2013	Riichi Ippatsu Tsumo	上級	12	Riichi after kan, like the 01-17-2013 Kazoe.	[32]
10-19-2013	Pinfu	7447	11	Kan dora assisted.	[33]
06-02-2014	Honitsu	7447	12	Fast honitsu, with yakuhai dora.	[34]

Real tiles

Date	Main yaku	Room	Han	Notes	Source
05-14-2014	Toitoi	CAMP	12	Double ton, toitoi, dora 8. By ron. Ended game as the initial dealer.

Unusual game list

These are some unusual mahjong yakuman. None of these scored by Kyuu.

• Tsuuiisou + Shousuushi, via Rinshan kaihou

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013032523gm-0009-0000-eb5221b8&tw=1&ts=4

• Tsuuiisou + Daisuushi, via Rinshan kaihou

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014072115gm-0029-0000-8f8059ef&tw=3&ts=6

• Kazoe, using Triple Kan

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2008121721gm-00c1-0000-fcadb0d7&tw=3&ts=5

• Suu kantsu + Chinrotou

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013020807gm-0009-7447-8494ff98&tw=2&ts=2

• Suu ankou + Tsuuiisou + Shousuushi

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2009100819gm-0049-0000-13bf5b23&tw=0&ts=9

• Kokushi, via Double Riichi and Ippatsu

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2009040101gm-0009-0000-d2a9745a&tw=1&ts=0

• Suu kantsu (resembling Saki eps 19)

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2009110921gm-0029-0000-ad0f061b&tw=1&ts=2

• Suu kantsu (converted from Suu Ankou Tanki)

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2010101720gm-0009-0000-4e36568a&tw=2&ts=1

• Kokushi 1-shanten with haipai to kokushi tenpai to riichi ippatsu (2 turns)

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013100905gm-0009-7447-xbe578c7d4e93&tw=3&ts=5

• Daisangen, at honba 10

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014010103gm-00a9-0000-ca27a20c&tw=2&ts=9

• Suukantsu beats Suuankou

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014071521gm-0009-0000-b572bd52&tw=2&ts=5

More ridiculous stuff here

http://wikiwiki.jp/kusotsuno/?%C5%C1%C0%E2%A4%CE%C7%D7%C9%E8

Other highlighted games

These are some sample games played by Kyuu, where some unusual non-yakuman occurences are involved.

• The "Bill Clinton" game

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012090616gm-0009-0000-ef78f6ce&tw=1&ts=6

This game was played after watching Bill Clinton's 2012 DNC speech.

• Triple ron

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013030311gm-0009-7447-93eb0b9e&tw=2

• Four riichi, followed by "renhou"

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013041010gm-0009-7447-199d05f9&tw=1&ts=8

• Junchan + Chinitsu

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013080614gm-0089-0000-x339040987b74&tw=1&ts=7

• Lost chance for Suuankou + Shousuushi

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012102815gm-0009-0000-e3ad7ffe&tw=1&ts=3

• Win with exactly 30,000

http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012120416gm-0009-0000-20a78337&tw=3&ts=8

Achievement list

Riichi achievement list - a list of very odd, but possible, scenarios in the game

Sandbox page

This is where I do various test edits. User:KyuuAA/sandbox

External links

• Drop it

If you drop a winning tile on me, I'll be thinking this - sometimes.