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==Determining safe tiles== | ==Determining safe tiles== | ||
{{main|Defense}} | {{main|Defense}} | ||
When playing betaori, you should discard the safest tiles, | When playing betaori, you should discard the safest tiles. For example, if an opponent declares [[riichi]], you should discard safe tiles against that player. This requires deduction from visible tiles, including all discards, dora indicator, and the tiles in the player's own hand. Of course, it also requires the player's active decision to defend (as opposed to continuing to push the hand towards tenpai). | ||
===Genbutsu and furiten=== | ===Genbutsu and furiten=== | ||
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If two tiles are equally safe, it is best to discard a tile that does not reduce hand progress. After all, you can prevent opponents from winning by winning yourself. | If two tiles are equally safe, it is best to discard a tile that does not reduce hand progress. After all, you can prevent opponents from winning by winning yourself. | ||
'''Mawashiuchi''' {{kana|回し打ち}} is a separate strategy aiming to build a hand while discarding | '''Mawashiuchi''' {{kana|回し打ち}} is a separate strategy aiming to build a hand while discarding relatively safe tiles. 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== | ||