The Most Legendary Mahjong Stream Of All Time [Mahjong Soul]

[@AnticitizenBV]

Hey dude, just stumbled across your channel after getting into mahjong and I think your stuff is great to chill to, just making my way through the playlist. I was wondering if you were making an advanced tutorial on mahjong, with stuff like when to discard certain tiles and how to read your opponent's hands because the advanced strategy is where I struggle and your beginner tutorial was so good that I think I'd like to hear it from you. Keep up the good work man!

[@YusongYT]

Thanks for the comment! I definitely want to make one soon, life is just too hectic right now Q_Q but it's definitely in the works!

[@julienfavero9362]

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[@Mernusify]

I like how you mentioned Sanma in this stream, and I agree with your points on that. Hands tend to be BEEG without much effort, and almost all the hands won are mangan level or above. It's considerably MUCH easier to score yakuman hands too. I should know, since I haven't scored a single yakuman in 4P, but I've scored at least 10 in 3P (13 on Mahjong Soul to be exact: 5 kazoe yakuman, 5 Four Concealed Triplets, 2 Big Three Dragons, and 3 Thirteen Terminals). I've been playing around with Tenhou too, and got another three yakuman on two consecutive days (1 kazoe yakuman, 1 four concealed triplets, and 1 thirteen orphans). It's crazy how easy it is to create super large hands! Sanbaiman's pretty rare in 4P, but happens pretty frequently in 3P too. I think I've scored around 20 sanbaimans up to date. If you have the time (off to the side), maybe come back to Sanma? It's pretty dang fun, and the games can swing quite wildly. I remember once when I was in last place with ~5600 points, then I proceeded to win every game on the last round when I was the dealer and ended up with 76000 points at the end.

[@zacharywaldridge958]

It was thrilling to be there live

[@unfairjarl]

We just keep winning