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The flow was completely twisted right from the start. The tiles I wanted wouldn't come, and every time I discarded a hand, the feeling that my opponent was in Tenpai (ready to win) crept up on me. I kept falling behind in points, and every single choice felt precarious. Honestly, by the middle of the game, I was thinking, "This hand is too hard." However, knowing that folding here would truly mean the end, I held on as safely as possible while waiting for an opportunity. Rather than making a risky Riichi, I maintained tile efficiency, avoided risky tiles as much as possible, and waited for the moment when the flow would shift. And eventually... the tile mountain opened once. The exact tiles I needed came in, instantly putting me in Tenpai—a moment when the flow completely flipped. It was a moment where every choice I had made to hold on until then had been meaningful. I learned one thing from this hand: Anyone can win with a good hand, but true skill lies in holding on through a bad flow and winning. Mahjong is ultimately a battle of probabilities, but the person who doesn't give up until the end gets to win at least once. Seizing that one chance is what truly matters, and today was a game that clearly demonstrated that. If you have ever given up in a similar situation, I recommend trying to hold out one more time next time. The game truly changes with the very last page. #Mahjong #RiichiMahjong #MahjongPractical #TitleShaftLuck #MentalManagement #ComebackWin #Tenpai #Dora #MahjongLesson #MahjongBeginner #MahjongYouTube #MahjongShorts 0:00 East Game 1 5:30 East Game 2 12:10 East Game 3 18:40 East Game 4 27:55 East Game 4 Round 1 33:40 South Game 1 42:20 South Game 1 Round 1 50:10 Thumbnail Game (South Game 2) 58:17 South Game 2 Round 1 1:03:20 South Game 2 Round 2 1:11:35 South Game 2 Round 3 1:19:30 South Game 3 1:26:50 South Game 4 1:30:50 South Game 4 Round 1