NMJL Strategy Theory 20240617

[@jessicadilullo8733]

Thank you for your videos. I am currently learning via KZbin, and you are an awesome resource 😊

[@MAHJLIFE]

Welcome to the game!

[@DanaHuseby1017]

Oh boy!! Edge of your seat action! 😮

[@caronward302]

When the player exposed the 3 tiles it looked like the middle tile was a red dragon, not a joker. The video showed a highlighted red dragon tile, not a joker.

[@MAHJLIFE]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3KwimekqKmJq8k At Mahjong Time, jokers in exposures will display as the natural tile but the tile will be glowy (e.g., bright white) to denote that it is a joker.

[@marlenecurtis2447]

You are an excellent teacher and your videos are so helpful! Can you share the software used in this game--it's so realistic. How can I get it?

[@Judy90403]

Why were you hoping to pick a red dragon? The opponent already had a pung of them, and the 4th had been discarded, so no chance to do a joker exchange.

[@MAHJLIFE]

7:42 is when I confirm the hand I am playing including the topic of jokers. Shortly thereafter, East claims a discarded red dragon and exposes a pung with a joker which is highlighted. A red dragon was discarded in the first round of picks so there is one more red dragon. 14:06 is when West picked the last red dragon from the wall and did the exchange.

[@randallkadish5663]

@@MAHJLIFE Still don't understand why you needed a red dragon.

[@randallkadish5663]

Why did you need a red dragon?

[@MAHJLIFE]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3KwimekqKmJq8k A player claimed a discarded red dragon to complete an exposure with a joker. Any player who got the last red dragon could exchange it for the joker in the exposure.

[@randallkadish5663]

@@MAHJLIFE thank you!!!!!