Writing down scores

Jiazzz · Post by **Jiazzz** » Wed Mar 16, 2011 1:29 am

In Akagi, I've seen them writing down scores.
I assume this is also done in real life. How do these "scorecards" look like, and how do you write the scores down?

xKime · Post by **xKime** » Wed Mar 16, 2011 11:33 am

After you count the final scores, apply the oka and uma (point spread and prizes) and you end up with a number like "+52"/"+3"/"-17"/etc, you write them down as the scores for the hanchan. If you play many hanchan, then it's easier to sum and substract those points linearly, and see who wins overall, and how much money he should pay/recieve at the end of the sessions.

There are special sheets called "kiroku-hyou" in Japanese, and here you have a few images:

http://pandroid.jp/img/app/000/005/039/screenshot1.png

http://www.google.co.jp/images?hl=ja&bi ... 1&aql=&oq=

It's pretty much like any other game. Of course, if you play just 1 hanchan, there isn't much of a point, but still.

Mahjong Fight Club DS comes with an application useful for RL to keep track of these numbers as well.

Writing down scores

Writing down scores

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