Everyone, how are you doing? This is Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class.

I'm the slightly sleep-deprived Taco Yuuki.

Oh, you don't seem very energetic. What happened?

Oh, you don't seem very energetic. What happened?

*lifeless*

It's because you assigned me that homework, president~

In other words, you actually did it, right?

In other words, you actually did it, right?

Technically...

By the way, what did you use as a reference?

By the way, what did you use as a reference?

Gyu◯mble◯ Jiko◯shinha! Gyuwambler Jikochuushinha (ぎゅわんぶらあ自己中心派), a mahjong gag manga from the 1980s

Lightning tsumo!

Lightning tsumo!

In other words, I shouldn't expect much, huh?

Sparkle ☆

Sparkle ☆

This time, I'll explain about last time's homework, tamenchan and furiten

are completed mentsu

The 5 types of wait explained last time can combine based on the form of your hand. Like in the example, multiple tanki can combine for nobetan. Ryanmen can combine to make sanmen-machi (3-way wait). Ryanmen and shanpon can combine to make yonmen-machi (4-way wait). Nobetan and sanmen-machi can combine to make gomen-machi (5-way wait). Among these, a wait that's at least 3-way is called tamenchan.

The 5 types of wait explained last time can combine based on the form of your hand. Like in the example, multiple tanki can combine for nobetan. Ryanmen can combine to make sanmen-machi (3-way wait). Ryanmen and shanpon can combine to make yonmen-machi (4-way wait). Nobetan and sanmen-machi can combine to make gomen-machi (5-way wait). Among these, a wait that's at least 3-way is called tamenchan.

Nobetan is also known by the name ryanmen tanki

Incidentally, tamenchan does not include the thirteen-way way wait for kokushi musou; it includes up to a 9-way wait.

Of course, a 9-way wait is for chuuren poutou, which is yakuman

Of course, a 9-way wait is for chuuren poutou, which is yakuman

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