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'''Sakigiri''' {{kana|先切り}} is the act of discarding potentially dangerous tiles early. | '''Sakigiri''' {{kana|先切り}} is the act of discarding potentially dangerous tiles early. This strategy sacrifices tile efficiency for the sake of defense, may the hand be looking to push tenpai or not at all. | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Each turn, players draw and discard tiles. When playing for [[tile efficiency]], it's best to keep useful tiles before useless ones. However, those tiles may become dangerous as the hand progresses. The idea behind sakigiri is to discard dangerous-but-useful tiles before opponents reach tenpai, to avoid dealing in. | |||
== Examples == | |||
{{#mjt: 12399m3457p34s78s}} Draw: {{#mjt: 3z}} | |||
The 7-pin and West are equally useless here. While number tiles are normally stronger than winds, the hand doesn't benefit from having the 7-pin. The hand is already at [[iishanten]], so when it reaches [[tenpai]], it will be discarded. Further, the hand already has good [[taatsu|joints]]; the joints do not need to be upgraded. Therefore, both 7-pin and West are equal. Discard 7-pin first, because it could be dangerous later in the round. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Strategy]] | [[Category:Strategy]] |
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