I think a good point to note is that those sakigiri tables shouldn't be followed religiously. There are always other factors that affect sakigiri, such as point situation (if you have a huge lead, sakigiri more, if you're 4th with a big gap, sakigiri less), wall reading, danger levels of individual tiles (e.g. because of ura suji, flush hands). I think it's a good general guideline to follow, but thinking "did I make a mistake by cutting 5s one turn too early according to the EV charts even though it seemed dangerous?" isn't a valuable use of time.
From 5:44 i realise the Sakigiri formula should be change in efficiency % instead, or (1-efficiency %) so please note.
Very refreshing content on learning Mahjong, thank you !
Thank you. Learned a lot.
Finally found the video so I can get better in this game
very insightful video!
I think a good point to note is that those sakigiri tables shouldn't be followed religiously. There are always other factors that affect sakigiri, such as point situation (if you have a huge lead, sakigiri more, if you're 4th with a big gap, sakigiri less), wall reading, danger levels of individual tiles (e.g. because of ura suji, flush hands). I think it's a good general guideline to follow, but thinking "did I make a mistake by cutting 5s one turn too early according to the EV charts even though it seemed dangerous?" isn't a valuable use of time.
@@357MAGNUMSNIPER that's right! Unfortunately in 10mins,i could only cover 10 percent of what i want to cover for sakigiri 🙂
Great video!