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I would add that one other important distinction, though I don't know how unique, is that you can't win off a hand which doesn't have any yaku. This partly expl
by slevir 6y ago
I would add that one other important distinction, though I don't know how unique, is that you can't win off a hand which doesn't have any yaku. This partly explains the popularity of riichi, as it's okay to have riichi only.
- Nbox9 6y agoIf you have a good wait, and you have a closed hand, there’s very little incentive not to riichi.