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Mahjong Compendium
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Your one stop shop for all things Mahjong.
Let's Play Mahjong with Guns! - Mahjick The Realm Taker
A mahjong longplay about shooting tiles first and asking questions later...
#letsplay #longplay #riichi
#letsplay #longplay #riichi
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Intro to Mahjong Tiles - Mahjong Set Differences
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Find out the differences between a Chinese, Japanese, and American Mah Jongg sets. #mahjong #boardgames #boardgaming #tabletopgaming #explained
Uradorasil #3 - The Journey to Bronze Begins!
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I throw a lot of tiles. #mahjong #riichimahjong #letsplay #mobilegame #mahjongsoul
Let's Play Drop Mahjong Tiles! - Walkthrough Guide
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A combination of Japanese Riichi Mahjong and Tetris. Interesting idea... #mahjong #tetris #longplay
Uradorasil #2 - How to guide at throwing mahjong tiles
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I figured it out and explain how to juice up your mahjong anime girls so you can start wailing on other players. #mahjong #riichimahjong #letsplay
Uradorasil - The Mahjong Battle Game!
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The mahjong game where you just throw tiles at cute anime girls. #letsplay #mobilegame #mahjongsoul #anime ウラドラシル
How to Play Traditional Japanese Mahjong for Beginners! Part 4
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Learn traditional Japanese mahjong known as Riichi and Riichi your way to victory! 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:30 Fast Hand Scoring 00:00:56 Minipoints Explanation (FU) 00:03:38 Minipoints Calculation 00:04:25 Fast Hand Scoring Chart 00:05:13 Exclusive Minipoints 00:05:37 Ron Lock Explanation (Furiten) 00:06:20 Ron Lock Example 00:08:27 Temporary and Permanent Furiten 00:09:02 Advanced Yaku 00:09:56 Y...
How to Play Traditional Japanese Mahjong for Beginners! Part 3
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Learn traditional Japanese mahjong known as Riichi and Riichi your way to victory! 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:18 Call Actions 00:01:42 CHI Action 00:01:57 Call Action - Order of Operations 00:03:12 PON Action 00:03:35 KAN Action 00:04:30 KAN Order of Operations 00:06:28 Open and Closed Hands 00:07:36 Value Honors (Yakuhai) 00:08:08 East and South Game Explanation 00:09:17 Simple Hands 00:09:53 Flush ...
How to Set Up a Game of Mahjong - Traditional Japanese
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Have mahjong tiles and don't know where to start? Then start here to setup a game of Japanese Mahjong!
How to Play Traditional Japanese Mahjong for Beginners! Part 2
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Learn traditional Japanese mahjong known as Riichi and Riichi your way to victory! 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:44 Yaku Explanation 00:01:20 Closed Hand Patterns 00:01:31 Pinfu/No Points 00:02:16 Identical Sequences (Iipeikou) 00:02:49 Seven Pairs (Chiitoitsu) 00:03:10 Riichi and Concealed Tsumo 00:03:29 Game Demonstration 1 00:05:10 Quiet Tenpai Explanation (Damaten) 00:06:39 Scoring and Han/Rank Expl...
How to Play Traditional Japanese Mahjong for Beginners!
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How to Play Traditional Japanese Mahjong for Beginners!
Very informative! Thank you. Even after my own (exhaustive) research, I still learned a few things from your video. I have two beautiful vintage Chinese style sets I love and your video makes me even more glad about my choices which were, admittedly, made in ignorance of all the variations at the time.
btw how to paint the red 5?
Wax crayon, absolutely safer way to do it. It creates a layer of fatty wax that eventually can be scrubbed off with a toothbrush. And doesn't damage the original paint.
This game looks fun. Where would I get my hands on it?
Are the measurements called out height or width?
Yes, these are the height of the tiles.
One of the few videos that actually explains how to break the wall in all areas and doesnt just skip over or roll in a way that doesnt account for if the piers are mixed. I dont usually set them aside but I dig it!
I just got my first Mahjong game set.
This game seems cool. I'd enjoy seeing more of it.
This was a pretty amazing series! Thank you for taking the time to make this. I especially liked the part about the open versus closed hands, as I've been practicing Riichi mahjong on the Android app by Flyout Studios on my tablet, but couldn't figure out for the life of me why I couldn't make some of the patterns to win when I opened my hand. I had no idea that the closed yaku were separate from the open ones. I've only been playing this game for a couple days now, but I love it so far! It also helps that I can read the kanji on the tiles, as I've been studying Japanese for three and a half years now. :D
Great serie to learn Riichi! I'm surprised this can have so little views
What Mahjong game software is that in the very beginning of the video?!?
Hi there! The clips used are from the Yakuza: Like a Dragon game. All Yakuza/Like a Dragon/Judgment games use this client interface.
There is a technical error on this video. At 12:55 you say the dealer "increase the points collected by 150%". This is incorrect English, this would mean a +150% increase in score, i.e.- 20000 points for a mangan. You should describe this as "increase the points collected by 50%", a "50% score bonus", "1.5x score increase/bonus/multiplier" or "earning 150% of the normal score".
Dang you're right! Good catch, I'll see what I can do to fix it.
There aren't any red fives in a Chinese set like the one shown at the beginning of this video. From 0:52 onward though, that''s a Doman set which does have them.
Correct. Chinese Mahjong does not use the four red "dora" tiles (the one red "wan"/character #5 tile, the two red "pin"/dot #5 tiles, and the one red "sō"/bamboo #5 tile). Only Japanese/Riichi Mahjong uses these red dora tiles, as a variant which replaces one of the fives from each suit (wan, pin, sō) with a red five tile. These red dora tiles allow the holders to try to form hands that use them to score bonus points. Some variants will use both of the red pin tiles, and replace two regular pin tiles instead of just one, but I've heard this is rare. The original red dora tiles were just two red pin tiles, hence why two of them are included in Japanese Mahjong sets. Some games, however, will not use any of the red tiles. It's all dependent on which house rules or tournament rules you're using. Chinese, Hong Kong, and American Mahjong sets do not have red dora tiles at all, because the whole concept of dora (including dora that are revealed from the dead wall section of the play area) is exclusive to Japanese/Riichi Mahjong. Chinese and Hong Kong Mahjong, instead of using those four red dora tiles, always use the normal #5 tiles in every suit. They also use four "flower" tiles. (Japanese/Riichi sets typically include only four season tiles for use in some variants of Riichi Mahjong, if I'm not mistaken. I don't think they include the flower tiles.) American Mahjong uses the Chinese/HK tiles plus eight "joker" tiles. The only other difference that I'm aware of is that Hong Kong sets are typically heavier and typically have larger tiles than the other versions. Sorry about the wall of text, but I just kept editing to add more. XD
Thanks!
Thanks a lot! After playing all the Yakuza games, Infinite Wealth will be the first i play mahjong.
Thank you for making this! I’d love to see more videos on the other things like Chi.