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Akagi : Urabe Arc

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Akagi : Urabe Arc Mahjong Game Rules Mahjong is a game where players pull and discard tiles. The player starts with 13 tiles and you pull one tile from the stack and discard one tile that you don’t need. You need to form hands in a specific pattern to make your hand have meaning and grant you points once you're out. If your hand is complete you can say you're done and depending on how rare your hand is you are given points from other players. You can see the tiles other players discarded as well so it can give you clues on what hands they are making. You can also take action against the tiles other players discard. If you can form one pattern using a tile another player discards you can “call” and take it to form one of the patterns required to make certain hands. You can also do something called “Ron” which is when you complete your hand with the tile another person discards, with this you can make the person who discarded that tile pay all of the points you would gain from your hand instead of the regular where everyone pays their share. Akagi starts this game in a point disadvantage so now he ideally wants to take a “Ron” from Urabe to directly take points from him. The players with money on the line are Akagi and Urabe, and the winning condition from either side is that the side who loses all of their points loses. General shape of a hand: You have one head which is just two of the same tiles You have 4 of either shuntsu or coutsu Shuntsu is 3 tiles that are in …

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