Fifty Percent Of The Time, It Works Every Time [Mahjong Soul]

Riichi Mahjong is a game of chance, of hope, of plunging your soul into darkness to destroy your opponents...and it's free to play :)
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You might have encountered Riichi Mahjong in the Yakuza series, by watching the Akagi or Saki anime, or you might have seen your favorite VTubers from Hololive or Nijisanji playing. The rules are virtually identical whether you're playing in Yakuza, FFXIV, Mahjong Soul, Tenhou, or Riichi City.

[@SixTheAmmolite]

I feel that this is the best outcome for the situation. The 8 of bamboo play was just a happy mistake that paid off.

[@alexking4699]

Body Pillow. Right. Not Anime. Ok. But hear me out though... Washizu Body Pillow. To sleep perfectly and still be tired is the essence of aging.

[@GrahamArnold64]

Love the content yu song, don't forget that for some people they'd rather lose to someone going all out against them than to win when their opponent was taking it easy. There's so many different mentalities people have regarding competitive games like these! Keep up the content ❤

[@nickburose8286]

yu song out here describing the plot to Saki at the end of the video. anime protag confirmed.

[@Loogie_727]

Wow. That opening song was beautiful. Great work

[@Loogie_727]

You should use that great talent to cover something like Femboy Friday XD

[@Doombacon]

Where is rightlords twitch stream I wanna watch them instead

[@laurasanya]

Spoilers: My guess is that they weren’t going for 13 orphans at first but they thought “this hand doesn’t win” so they decided to play defensively and discard the most dangerous tiles first until they kept drawing honors and terminals and then it was worth going for it. That’s what we tend to do when we’re too far away from winning.

[@therealcaption_2940]

feel like it wasnt the worst outcome, ur luck is still shining

[@CrimsonDevil_Rias]

A Kokushi hand that wasn't won by you? BLASPHEMOUS! I achieved Sima Kokushi TWICE! And both of them were in the City!

[@themarblehouse]

i thought i was looking up frank sinatra but here i am

[@RonaKurona]

Early like a preemptive Riichi for the 3 of Bamboo

[@acr1ter]

I noticed that with two dragons in hand you usually pon the first (third) one that comes out and open your hand immediately, even if you're not sure about it. Why not wait for the final dragon to come out and pon that instead, to temporarily maintain some flexibility? are you just hedging against the final one being in the dead wall?

[@zelo1996]

Haven't watched the video yet, but the answer is usually speed. Other players don't sit around and let you build bigger hands and winning fast hands stop other people from building big hands. If the hand has value accelerating is even better.

[@ricklkkwok]

are u a prophet for calling it at the 3rd discard

[@jasoman3899]

The fact you are not going to make a body pillow with your SO on it is telling lol.