Proof that Mahjong is a VERY EASY GAME

[@nekocrimsondeath3743]

I don't unterstand what going on but seeing Joey getting destroyed never gets old

[@AxxLAfriku]

OH NOOOOOOOO!!! I have two girlfriends, but very few people on YT are happy for my relationship success. They disl*ke all of the videos I make with my 2 girlfriends. Please be kind, dear n

[@avantnoir4125]

Bro?

[@elliotw.888]

if you don't understand anything, just know he got cucked several times when he was waiting for his winning tile

[@Cieln0va]

@@AxxLAfriku dude, you sound like the "Three Weed Smoking Girlfriends" post guy

[@p1ural391]

this is sort of those games you learn by losing a lot. LOL.

[@milesbarnes6777]

Mudan’s editing for this was ON POINT. Both trying to elaborate Joey’s explanations and also meming the absolute confusion of the Japanese ruleset

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

I recognized the editing immediately as his from having seen so many of Connor's videos. Checked the description just to make sure and had to smile when I was right. The man has a noticeable style that is serious perfection :)

[@fernando4959]

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley how many channels does this man edit for

[@NoOne-lq3nw]

@@fernando4959 yes

[@longluuhoang8394]

@Nadea You missed akidearest channel.

[@reikahakuryuu]

holy shit he actually ended up editing for this channel anyway

[@lngun]

open hand = hand with any revealed tiles closed hand = hand with no revealed tiles Yaku = Win Conditions Pon = Grabbing any tile to make a triplet, resets the turn cycle to you Chi = grabbing the previous players tile to make a consecutive trio Kan = 4 of a kind, draws an extra tile Richi = Claming you are 1 tile away from winning, can only be called with a closed hand ( fun fact if 4 people richi, the round is a draw) Ron = Grabbing the winning tile from another player Tsumo = Drawing the winning tile Scoring System = Asian Maths ????

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

im able to understand how much han im getting in each hand, but i dont understand the point value. like 1 han can be either 500 800 or 1k, 2 han can be 2k or 3.9k etc. i think that its based off of how good your wait is but i dont have anything to back it up

[@cilet99]

@@kyudokaarchery6687 The other thing that determines the value of your hand is called Fu. It is primarily based on the triples you have in your hand and if your hand was opened or closed. Once you get to 5 Han (Mangan), Fu doesn't matter any more and the hand is scored using only your Han. To calculate your Fu, you always start with 20 Fu. you get 10 Fu for a closed Ron, or 2 Fu for a Tsumo. You get 2 Fu per triplet in your hand, this is doubled if it is closed or a terminal of honor, and quadrupled if it is a Kan. So a closed Kan of white dragon would be worth 32 Fu. You also get 2 fu if you were waiting on 1 tile to win. For example you had a 1 and 3 waiting on a 2. Now you take the Fu and round up to the nearest 10. There are a few exceptions with Fu. Seven pairs is always scored as 25 Fu. If you have Pinfu, then Tsumo is worth 0 Fu, but a Ron is still worth 10 Fu. If you don't have Pinfu the minimum Fu you can get is 30, so if you would have 20 Fu, it is upgraded to 30 Fu. Your final score is your Fu times 2^(Han + 2), per person. This is doubled again if the dealer was involved. If the score is over 2000, then it is a Mangan. The score is rounded up to the nearest 100.

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

@@cilet99 in short im glad the computer calculates the score for us. it would take a while to get used to consistently calculate all that every round

[@nanopopquiz7460]

@@kyudokaarchery6687 there’s a table that tells you how many points you get, given you know the fu and han. But you need to know how many han and fu you have in the first place. I myself am still not used to counting fu

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

@@nanopopquiz7460 same here i can count han just fine, although there is the occasional 1 or 2 han of some yaku i didn't know about. as for fu, i may try counting it when i have the time

[@10hou]

A few tips: 1. Been noticing most of your losses early on were because you discarded a non-terminal (terminal = 1s and 9s) suji tile. Those are usually the most unsafe tiles to discard since a lot of waits accept those tiles. Granted it might be worth the risk if you're tenpai with at least 4/5 han, but definitely tilting when you take the risk and get mangan'd or above. 2. Generally you'd want to keep your hand closed to have the option to riichi an otherwise yakuless hand. Though in Bronze east room its a whole 'nother ball game with everyone and their mothers calling like they got unlimited calling. 3. When someone riichi's, usually best to just fold your hand if you're too far away (3 or more from tenpai) from winning. Check discards, everything they discarded is safe, everything everyone else discards afterwards is safe. Hopefully these help. There's also 5-block theory and tile efficiency, but I am not sure if you want to dive into that yet. Would definitely like to see mahjong game with the bois with maybe some gimmicks (e.g. naki mahjong where if you can call you have to make the call), or some viewer games. Also, sort of felt disappointed when the thumbnail had nine gates but no one got it :(. Edit: Thanks to Szelto for correcting me on the suji defense.

[@c0mplex_Ale]

We got Akagi himself giving tips to Joey here.

[@Leonlion0305]

that's a really good analysis and the icing on the cake is the fact that you are called 10-psi, nice pun edit: missing word

[@elliotw.888]

yep the most common combinations are 1-4-7, 2-5-8, and 3-6-9. usually you can test the waters by throwing out one and if its not their card you are more likely to be safe by throwing others in the group

[@PiviruWijewardhana]

I like your funny words magic man

[@samleung6521]

Also I think toitoi is actually a yaku that most new players love but too dangerous to go for, keeping a closed hand is important ;)

[@StrykerGamingOfficial]

Mudan is an actual monster with these edits, I can’t believe he can make this so fast😭

[@angelo423]

Anyone can make something fast if you don't care of the quality of the final product, which shows here

[@g76agi]

@@angelo423 Ratioed

[@ArgzeroYT]

Joey's observed mahjong sins: - discarding dora - toitoi for worse tile efficiency when you have a near pinfu hand - tanyao single tile wait

[@jardelpereira5063]

Also making a kan that opens his hand too early and helping others with two more dora (a regular one and one ura dora) and ura dora doesn’t even count to him. That was the worst mistake from where I see. It’s not that hard the he hits someone’s triplets with those dora and a winning hand that was supposed to be something like 2000~4000, turns into 12000 that easy.

[@currychan109]

Joey: I'm good at this game. also Joey: *immediately gets destroyed by bronze room cats* Granted, mahjong does have a lot more rules baggage that a beginner has to remember than most other games, so "I know the rules = I am good at this game" is not that unreasonable an assumption to make... if you don't know how to play mahjong.

[@GeoffreyKutsukawa]

to everyone who dont understand. its like he's winning ALMOST. and the tile he puts down are just the shit they need to win.

[@rsnraven4407]

Hi Joey, I like playing Mahjong and where I'm from, there's a traditional variation of this game in a different name. From the way you played, it might be a good thing NOT to do pon or pung (3) or kong (4), because your opponent can read the remaining tiles as it's open up to anyone. So the less you show your tiles, the better it is (I think you get additional points for concealed tiles as well). A good strategy is to wait for the 4th tiles to drop on your turn unless you absolutely need the tile to richi or just one more before tsumo, then it might be worth it. You absolutely don't want to steal too just for a chow unless your strategy just to confuse your opponent from the beginning - if you get a hunch he/she has a good hand

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

you do generally get a higher score by concealing your hand but its not a bad strat to call tiles as long as you have a yaku. especially if you have 1 or 2+ more doras. also its not that good of an idea to wait till the 4th tile b/c that tile may never even come out for the rest of the round. ofc there are exceptions like if its a wind/dragon tile then its fine to wait for the 4th tile

[@anitatereszczuk3967]

The subject of my BA thesis was actually implementing an AI that would help you discard a tile in Mahjong Riichi. Suffice to say that a) That's incredibly difficult b) Mahjong is complicated :D Though, classical Chinese version is simpler, IMO. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any reliable data sources

[@gaemer3967]

What made you choose mahjong? It's just such an unknown game (unless you come from an Asian family), plus it's literally impossible to understand 😅

[@anitatereszczuk3967]

@@gaemer3967 As far as I know, I have no Asian blood (welp, maybe some Mongolian blood because one side my family comes from a region that was attacked by them multiple times 😅). My mom got me beautiful a Mahjong set from her trip to Hong Kong, so I kinda felt obligated to learn it. For my Bachelors I wanted an original and fun subject that would allow me to use AI. This is when the idea of adding mahjong to the equation appeared :D Funnily enough, a couple of months after I came up with my topic, Microsoft revealed its incredible Mahjong AI

[@trongductruong5051]

@@anitatereszczuk3967 Yo, same here, I also wrote my thesis about tile discarding in Mahjong Riichi using AI :O

[@anitatereszczuk3967]

@@trongductruong5051 Nice! Which language did you use and why was it Python? :D

[@trongductruong5051]

@@anitatereszczuk3967 Python baby 😎

[@HaaruteLIVE]

This video deadass got me back into Mahjong after attempting to learn it in Yakuza a while back. I downloaded Mahjong Soul and I got kind of addicted to it but DAMN you gotta endure getting rolled by the same catgirl over and over until you get better.

[@blackjacktrial]

So, uhh. I guess I'm in the video. Not doing well, but that's weird.

[@tabithatachibana9607]

Ok, it makes me feel at least a little better that Im not the only one that gets fucking bodied in Mahjsoul

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

just avoid getting last place. you can get to expert by just playing recklessly but you would have to get quite lucky in order to do so. most people dont climb the ranks b/c they are unable to know when another person is at tenpai, determine whether the hand(haipai) is worth winning or not, or when to properly give up on the round

[@asyfer729]

Your not alone bro.. your not.. i got fucked so hard i got 31% in 4th with -4.8% winrate.

[@WallsEryx]

*Me, who has played Mahjong semi-competitively*: Uhm... at least you're trying your best, Joey

Me who has taught the game to several groups of complete beginners and has several slide presentations ready for an optimal pedagogical experience: Yes, uh, he's trying very hard ^^' But I'm excited whenever the game gets more attention :D

[@Lurker504]

can relate, seeing him go balls deep for toitoi all the time really shows that bronze room skillevel :D

[@JojoFPS]

@ hey man, i know your comment is really old, but would you mind sharing those slide presentations with me? it would be really neat to use to teach my friends and maybe learn something myself

[@stevenliang3213]

@@JojoFPS : You can try using this video. It teaches the bare minimum needed to get started. Short and not overwhelming kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqHKlIRpdpiDjKc

[@FredMaverik]

@ you are all turbo autists

[@petrelli231]

Joey: "I'm not getting fucked in the ass unless it's monetized" Aki: So you're saying there's a way...

[@fandeslyc]

i've tried playing mahjong in every one of the Yakuza opuses, and never won

[@Exilum]

6:50 I love how the tokyo drift music is so iconic you can recognize it with literally two notes

[@yasgamer]

And those 2 notes are just half of Pharrell’s producer tag

[@rockchu.]

It was many years ago, I think I was 23-24 years old, I dropped out of the Korean Language and Literature and switched to Japanese. In the third month of prep class/school, I went to the university's mahjong club. Club members tried to explain the basics of mahjong to me for 6 hours. I didn't understand the basics of mahjong, but I understood one thing. I wasn't as smart as I thought. Next day I packed my things and went back to my hometown.

[@six2make4]

One time as a teenager I was on a holiday across country with some friends. We got drunk, because, well we were teenagers alone on holiday and decided to try some light hearted gambling, playing poker. I didn't really understand the rules, keeping track of the combinations other than pairs and so on but I won because little did they know, I was playing black jack with myself. Moral of the story, if you don't know how to do something, get drunk and it will either work itself out or you won't care.

[@dportnov]

This reminds me of time I tried to teach myself Japanese Mahjong for four hours one night to get a Yakuza substory done and I've never failed harder in a video game. That substory never got done.

[@trngquangvinh1067]

truly the definitive mahjong experience, every time you're in riichi there will always be somebody to absolutely shut you down

[@ckyad611]

I didnt even watch the vid but i just know that majong is clearly NOT a easy game

[@azorailke6057]

It's very, very easy to pick up, but very difficult to master.

[@interstellar_hamster6250]

@@azorailke6057 thats a lie

[@cronotriggered4314]

fundamentally it's pretty simple, but there's a lot that goes into mastering it. Rules explanations will always be confusing, the best way to pick it up is just by playing. Give yourself 4-5 games and you'll get the basics.

[@elliotw.888]

@@interstellar_hamster6250 it's true man. when you first start you will focus on assembling your own set. that's the easy part. the hard part is knowing what cards are more optimal to wait for and what cards are risky to throw, as well as how to play defensively when the opponent is going to game

[@nikolayshutov2175]

The hardest part is actually counting points. But yeah, it's easy to pick up, and over time you get the feeling for, nut once you stumble upon some lucky bastard mahjongsoul turns into mahjongsalt.

[@Marty17031]

as a yakuza fan it's nice to see someone understand mahjong because it confuses me every single time i try to play it

[@jakieboi42]

It took me like 24 hours of play before I really got the hang of it

[@Riku-Leela]

Ive tried to understand this game multiple times and still don't really know. But I'm surprised how much fun I had watching it tho. These edits are absolutely top tier. I genuinely hope there's more Majony content

[@TreviaGaming]

As someone who has countless hours of Mahjong, this is pain, but the edit makes it absolutely hilarious 😂

[@velocityraptor2890]

agreed

[@JaMayhem]

It’s essentially gin rummy, but with 3 standard suits and a 2 specialty suits. Where only certain combinations are legal to win on. MahSoul kinda sucks though cuz it uses a re randomized deck every draw which is not as good as playing a dealt randomized deck

[@eduardoxenofonte4004]

i don't see a difference between randomizing every draw and not doing so, is there one?

[@JaMayhem]

@@eduardoxenofonte4004 it changes the probabilities in the game. It makes it more likely to get the tiles you want. This scene in 21 explains it well kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3PHm6Sqh5ecgZY

[@DonutEatingDoggo]

1:00 seeing a 789p set then 1:15 I saw his first discard to be 9p. Yeah this is gonna be a fun video to watch.

[@greed1262]

4:15 bruh that almost got me for a sec there 😂

[@akumuryuu]

Yup. This is basically what's going on whenever I play mahjong. "Oh, this is actually a good hand, I can go for..." and then someone else wins with a mangan against someone else. I mean, sure, at least I'm not the one getting destroyed, but bye-bye hand.

[@variable7117]

The worst is when ur Yakuman ready but your opponent goes Ron, Tanyao 1000

[@davidjackson6475]

So this is pretty much Joey's 13 minute "Mega Mahjong Meme Mashup". Sounds good.

[@KazeMemaryu]

I've tried getting into Mahjong for a while now, but it's pretty difficult to get the hang of, mainly because the scoring system makes no goddamn sense to me. I was told several times to just get Mahjong Soul, but I don't trust gachas. So, this video gave me a much better understanding of what to go for... in theory. The only Mahjong game I have on hand is... cultured, though.

[@cieloaoi2297]

Man, just get Mahjong Soul, just think It is like League of Legends where all people can play as much as they want and even being top 1 without pay, but some people choice to buy Skin, It is almost like the same thing here, scoring system is almost all about play the Game and learn it with time, and It become really easy playing Mahjong Soul

[@andychua2766]

It’s not that hard I just started mahjong soul and I think I got understood it pretty well now for my hand at least I haven’t developed knowledge of knowing others but by my 4th game I understood win conditions

[@troximakingdom]

Cmon. More Mahjong, can't understand but love to see Joe

[@FoolishMidas]

The editing is on point 🤣🤣🤣

[@VerhoevenSimon]

Nice video, does this game also have a practise/robot mode to learn the game? And looks like you faced quite though opponents!

[@Kochen51]

The tutorial is very easy

[@Urredurre]

You can play vs AI in custom games, no real practice mode but the tutorial is p good

[@Caramelhorse1]

Mahjong in one sentence: Play perfectly, still come in last.

[@mallwalker7770]

haha i love Mahjong Soul, but it can be so savage. Fun video at your expense, and yes great editing

[@suhdude6660]

Top notch editing , Mudan really nailed it.😂😂

[@eduardoxenofonte4004]

joey: starts with one of each dragon and a pair of hakus joey: HMMMMMM DAISANGEN TIME

[@theeyeiswatching8036]

i used to have mahjong on my pc but it was more like a big stack in the middle and you had to clear the entire thing by matching doubles of the same tile.

[@Tankerrex3]

That is mahjong solitaire...

[@isovas_og]

Please don't...

[@Kawaiisikkusu]

Lol same my entire family addicted to that. Except my dad

[@Shibato-7]

i've been missing the streams so thank god you are uploading them here i see mudan is running overtime. can't wait for gigguks video

[@Ozai75]

What's funny is that Joey's actually really good at Mahjong, it's just that he ran into some *really* good players.

[@Pimpgamer101]

Was there a stream I missed? This is the first time ever I’ve seen him play, and he doesn’t really seem that great. He certaintly understands the game better than most westerners (comes with the half-japanese I guess,) but I just can’t feel the skill in this video. I feel like the cuts in the edit don’t help, I didn’t get to hear a lot of his thought process.

[@Pimpgamer101]

He’s also not considering his discards and his opponents discards. he wouldn’t give so many rons up if he took more care in choosing what he was giving up.

[@Larwood.]

that's some A grade copium right there

[@Ozai75]

@@Pimpgamer101 mind you he's also talking to chat while he's playing so that's going to distract him. He's played before and won pretty often

[@ericx6969]

he play rank and he rusty lol

[@PierreBezemer]

Don't forget that Richi Mahjong (aka Japanese Mahjong) is about "not losing", rather than winning. If you play close attention to your opponents you know which tiles are safe and which aren't, and only ttry to be bold and finish if you have a big hand or can get a very fast win.

[@redline841]

Remember. You have to die to survive.

[@theadawee2715]

As that one yakuza meme said, "You've been sentenced to 10 hours of mahjong."

[@randomcubing7106]

Tip: by seeing what family of pieces opponents send out, you can see which family they prefer, and which other pieces they might be holding onto. Then, avoid sending out risky pieces till the last moment

[@fiendish9474]

I've read some mahjong manga recently and I am surprised that Joey losing a match did not send him to the 7th ring of hell

[@dianaruman8723]

Mahjong is rummy. You make runs and sets with 3 suits and honor tiles, the dragons and winds. Don't worry about yakus and scoring until you master the tiles and their construction. Yakus are combos of sets and runs that count as "winning" hands. Those you just memorize, as far as I can tell. There's lists online. I've only been playing a few weeks but learning wasn't that hard if you start simple.

[@KXMA66]

the little meme edits in this video makes this so much better

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

4:15, Mudan don't scare me like that!

[@bgfighter2166]

whoever edited that,fucking thank you. I didn't understand anything gameplay wise,yet it was fucking entertaining

[@megamcee]

4:16 fuck man, that "end card" was way too good. Guess we all get very similar algorithm pushes.

[@mattwinward3168]

*Me 10 seconds in* : "Wait, did Mudan edit this?" The answer is yes. Gotta love that man's style.

[@rurou6654]

Its cool to see Riichi Mahjong played for a bit :) . Back in the day when Saki aired there was a lot more interest around it in the anime fandom. I'm pretty trash in the game but as just a good rule of thumb you can always just betaori when sh*t hits the fan as winning 1-2000 points is just not worth it in comparsion to the chance of loosing at least 8-12000 pts (because let's be honest most ppl aim at least for a mangan). Good luck with the flow next time dood.

[@Tomahawkist_]

4:16 is so close to my actual recommended that i was seriously thinking you pulled the chaddest of all moves and ended the video right there

[@omoifukeru]

Loved seeing this, definitely would like to see this again. Live or on YT, I’ll be there!

[@lazarnikolic65]

Omggg someone with a lot of subs is playing Mahjong wow!! I'm glad that u are popularizing Mahjong, literally super cool Poker! :D

[@singami465]

Here's the simplest explanation of Mahjong I could come up with (yes, I know you're trying to play Yakuza): The game's a race to see who completes a hand first. As stated in the video, you need all triples (can be three consecutive numbers or three of a kind) + a single pair. If you're one tile away, you can declare Richii. So far, pretty easy. Things get complicated when you steal. You can steal your opponent's tiles and permanently open your hand, but if you do, your hand needs to be COOL (Yaku) to win the game. The easiest COOL thing to have is triplets of Dragons, or Winds in your seat/round's direction. Having 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 is pretty self-explanatory as well. Ask yourself "would an ancient Chinese player think this hand looks cool". If not, you cannot win. If you win by drawing a tile (Tsumo), you take points from everyone. If you win by stealing (Ron), you take points from only that person. Note that you can Ron even when your hand isn't COOL and it still counts.

[@Irimu_]

I love how Joey just starts speaking Japanese when he's tense/stressed XD

[@KillerTacos54]

Mudan's editing is godlike

[@cybe9717]

Hey, I'm not big into streamers, but I do love mahjong and mahjong content. Getting English content is a treat. Would love to see more.

[@shoyusuki8687]

0:18 why the hell is this so funny, what is wrong with me

[@kyudokaarchery6687]

generally people will either play safe tiles, anzenpai, or suji when someone declares riichi. towards the end you will most likely want to just completely give up on winning that round and just avoid the opponent's possible winning tiles. at the lower ranks up to mid expert you can get by w/ playing risky tiles but once you get to the top of expert then you will find more and more people just trying to avoid placing last

[@DJLani]

6:12 Yoshi without the i

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

Connor's addicted to Apex. Joey's addicted to Mahjong. And Garnt's addicted to...

[@ThatsPrettyFunnyMan]

Anime girls Gacha games

[@grayarystorjz35]

Tales of Arises

[@JayDubYew]

FGO

[@lemonosharky3338]

there are so many different types of mahjong (i personally play using hong kong rules) but yooooo it's so weird hearing it being played an another language

[@orphis999]

Yo, this was mad entertaining. Plus, the editing was on point

[@LUCTIANITO]

My brain automatically goes: "that's type 1 clickbait"

[@13FloorsDown]

I love playing mahjong, the Filipino version is by far the most easiest (wind and dragon tiles are discarded and not used for hands). I play with my fam whenever the chance comes up.

[@szeltovivarsydroxan9944]

I love Mahjong and I have been subbed to The Anime Man for years. How did I never find about this?!?!?!

[@MrSuperdude6]

Man, even though you got destroyed that was a ton of fun to watch! I hope we can see more mahjong from you at some point.

[@heavybrettal3467]

This might be my favorite video from Joey ever

[@taishilaforetch.353]

11:17 just assume all ichihime are smurf accounts. thanks for the mahjong soul content. would love to see more. fyi, i didnt get akagi from 40 pulls. i used 150 faith to get him because limited.

[@dabe1sway]

one of my favorite joey second channel videos

[@angeloschulz4483]

the editing on this video was absolutely amazing.

[@ComradeFer]

Please post more of these I’ve been thinking of learning it and this is great help!!

[@nabilsuraj5591]

that persona banner things joey has while streaming is really cool

[@readyRick]

Literally the best Video Joey uploaded in a year

[@azorailke6057]

Please, Joey. If you're reading this: You are literally the only person on the Internet with this big of a reach who is the bridge betwixt the world and mahjong. You know you love mahjong and you wished more people played it. It would be great if you'd properly teach everyone how great and fun of a game mahjong really is! 😺

[@randomcubing7106]

As a hongkonger my mum taught me majong when I was 9 as it is a common event during cny with relatives. This vid is just so funny mate

[@MrKegg]

4:16 I actually thought the video ended because I always see those EXACT SAME videos recommended to me LMAOOO

[@ratfink2079]

Finally, the Mahjong soul content I was waiting for

[@andreherrera8670]

Reinstalled the game after a year because of the vid and got a double yakuman on my second ranked game lmao. Had a special cutsceanes and everything. Made me feel like i was in Saki. More mahjong soul please this was quality content.

[@elchron]

I literally learned how to play mahjong just to understand this video, and after 2 months now I know that Joey's really getting destroyed in this video.

[@tsaad41]

Mudan going crazy with the Edits. He is not of this world

[@misu1200]

Tbh i would love to see more mahjong vids from you absolutely love it

[@SlickGamble]

4:14 Damn that got me good; I was so confused.

[@baliorne]

I've long awaited the riichi mahjong video, akagi got me into it

[@zeroenthusiasm3507]

When the video "ended" at 4:16 I thought I accidentally skipped the hole video because those recommended videos are the type of videos I would get recommended

[@olle7609]

Oh yes, the mahjong experience. That feeling of sitting on a great hand only to watch it get flushed down by a cheap 平和 from your 下家. Great game. (Seriously though, it's an excellent game. Would play much more often it it was just a little easier to teach...)

[@Hephaestus_God]

I would explain Riichi Mahjong to you except I don't have 3 hours to get into the basics. I play Mahjong Soul on a daily. I tried telling my parents how to play and I stopped after 3 min because I couldn't figure out how to teach them. Ther is a good 3 hour video on youtube that is like 6 years old that does an amazing thorough explanation of the game if you have time and are interested. Scoring still confused me though. I can't calculate fu or han that quickly

[@K0pper2211]

How did I know Mudan edited this? Beautiful edit

[@toranshaw4029]

Reminds me that I'm gonna have to watch March Comes like a Lion again and the recnet one, about a girls Mahjong club, that I can't quite remember the name of.

[@sdarkpaladin]

As someone who plays Japanese Mahjong (Online), and SEA Mahjong (IRL), I can tell you, his reaction is legit what most of us do too.

[@urprise]

Oh god Mudan is on fire. This video made me laught so hard that i don't need to do my abs tooday >.

[@kaladbolgII]

After watching Saki, I'm proud to say I actually understood everything that happened. *KAN* Me: "Let's gooooo!"

[@-hit6570]

LET'S GO RINSHAN KAIHOU!

[@p1ural391]

RINSHAN GANG

[@jaycepentad9535]

I read like 200 chapters of Saki and learned absolutely nothing. I did start to feel overdressed though.

[@shwosho1337]

Bruh this editing is fucking funny 10/10 editing my man

[@V.F.D.DaleSalvador]

Bruh, I wonder if that's the real Matmos at 9:55. (Electronic Music Artist. They made an Album called A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure were the Music is all made from Samples/Sound Bites from Surgeries, really interesting stuff)

[@adityairawan1843]

Nine gates for thumbnail, what a nice yakuman to see. People with average luck can only wish for one.

[@rea8959]

After i play this game myself this video is Hilarious as heck 😂 Poor Joey got RONNED all the time

[@dalamkurung544]

What's the name of it. The game

[@lestersy7067]

It's very entertaining seeing the descent into madness.

[@TsukimiyaKaede]

make more of gameplay clip joey, we love it~

[@kimina310]

At 4:15 I legitimately thought those were my end video recommendations!

[@Arsalan_82]

I could just feel that this was edited by mudan before I even check😂

[@mmep6081]

I’ve seen adults play mahjong all the time, especially during New Years for many hours at a time but I’ve never actually found how it works so this is very useful! Although Joey getting destroyed is funny 😂 Sorry if my English is bad, google translate believer (not) 💪🏻