Riichi-mahjong (Reach Mahjong) is of course transformed from China-origin-mahjong but something different as follows:
1. The player who discards the winning tile pays ALL for the winner: so that discarded tiles must be displayed in order.
2. Players must secure at least one hand or "yaku" to declare winning: each player requires a knowledge of yaku. Thirty or more yaku exist.
There are other differences so newbies had a hard time in learnning riichi-mahjong, especially yaku, until datsui-mahjong, or arcade strip mahjong game appeared in early 1980s.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
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