. A pong of 
is on the table. What's my "best" move?It didn't matter as West tsumoed with 4 tiles left.
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pon, chi, or pass?
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pon, chi, or pass?
West discarded . A pong of is on the table. What's my "best" move?
It didn't matter as West tsumoed with 4 tiles left.
. A pong of is on the table. What's my "best" move?It didn't matter as West tsumoed with 4 tiles left.
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Re: pon, chi, or pass?
Calling chii is a mistake. You end up with 556s where onlt 1 of 4s, 6s, and 7s remain. The player across is also gunning for souzu, discards clearly indicating a flush hand and not tanyao.
Given the time to absorb it all, I would probably recommend to just let it go, your hand 90% likely to be no-ten.
In the heat of the moment, I would have ponned the 6s, but again, with the micro-hope of tenpai, accepting that there is almost no chance at finishing the hand.
Given the time to absorb it all, I would probably recommend to just let it go, your hand 90% likely to be no-ten.
In the heat of the moment, I would have ponned the 6s, but again, with the micro-hope of tenpai, accepting that there is almost no chance at finishing the hand.
Re: pon, chi, or pass?
Yep. You'd obliterate your handshape, which makes it harder to get to tenpai. You want to call on a 4-7, or 9.