8.4 Discard order
You discard the safest tile first. 9-sou is toimen’s genbutsu.
2-man is suji, but you do not discard it yet. While you still have genbutsu, you discard those first.
One turn later, shimocha discarded 2-man. Now 2-man is genbutsu too. Safe tiles can increase like this.
As genbutsu increase, tiles nobody has discarded yet become more dangerous, because the remaining waits narrow down.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , a suji three ranks away from a genbutsu.
Look for an even safer tile.
There is a much safer tile.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , a suji three ranks away from a genbutsu.
You picked . It is a kata-suji, with genbutsu on one side only.
Look for an even safer tile.
There is a much safer tile.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , a suji three ranks away from a genbutsu.
You picked . It is a kata-suji, with genbutsu on one side only.
Look for an even safer tile.
There is a much safer tile.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , a naka-suji with genbutsu on both sides.
You picked , a suji three ranks away from a genbutsu.
Look for an even safer tile.
There is a much safer tile.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , a suji three ranks away from a genbutsu.
Look for an even safer tile.
There is a much safer tile.