8.3 Safety
With no safe tile, you pick tiles with fewer remaining waits first.
Danger generally rises in this order: genbutsu, honors, kabe, suji, then dangerous tiles.
Among suji, a naka-suji is safer than a kata-suji. 5-man is naka-suji and 6-pin is kata-suji.
An honor varies widely with how many copies are visible. An honor not visible outside your hand is more dangerous than a naka-suji.
Discard the safest tile.
You picked .
You picked , toimen’s genbutsu.
You picked , an honor with several copies visible.
You picked . Thanks to a kabe, it cannot deal into a ryanmen.
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 , an honor with several copies visible.
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 . Thanks to a kabe, it cannot deal into a ryanmen.
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 , 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 , 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.