Gemma’s Journal #7 – Missed Win Rule continued
To be honest there doesn’t seem to be much logic behind it at all! Well I shall persevere and you can expect an entry explaining the basics of scoring from me soon.
Jenn’s Corner #8: Mediators and Tournaments
I arrived at SNPM’S Ryuou-sen match to cheer on one of my favorite Pro’s of…
In Garthe’s Hands #7 – 3 Color Run & 3 Color Triples
Last week I got to tell you about my absolute favorite hand so I guess…
Gemma’s Journal #6 – Missed Win Rule
So Missed Win means that if I’ve already discarded a tile that could have completed my hand, even if that’s not the tile I eventually want to win on, then I can’t Mahjong on it.
Jenn’s Corner #7: Gambling
Did everyone see the new Glossary? If you didn’t then you should definitely check it…
In Garthe’s Hands #6 – All Terminals & 4 Concealed Triples
Oh how I’ve waited. Today I finally get to declare my true love, my favoritest…
Gemma’s Journal #5 – Quad
What if you have four of a kind in your hand? Apart from being quite excited, what should you do? This is where we can shout Quad!
Jenn’s Corner #6: Online Mahjong
Ok, Ok, so my column is one day late. BUT! I have a great excuse!…
In Garthe’s Hands #5 – All Triples and All Pairs
What to cover, what to cover….there’s still so much. In my last episode I jumped…
Gemma’s Journal #4 – Chow
Chow is very similar to Pon/Bump although instead of groups this is for runs. There is one limitation to Chow when compared to Pon/Bump is that instead of being able to Chow off anyone else on the table you can only Chow off the player to your left.