Shanten Count
Read shanten from a 13-tile hand, including standard, seven pairs, and kokushi. Build the feel for how far you are from tenpai.
Start any focused drill from this hub. Each mode trains one core skill—build tenpai and shanten recognition first, then move to discard and one-shanten decisions, or practice identifying every hand-inherent yaku.
This hub lists every focused drill. Pick a mode from the learning path, practice it, open the related guide when a judgment is unclear, and use the daily challenge for one shared set.
Follow this order to move from “how far from tenpai” to discard decisions, yaku, and scoring. Or start with the daily challenge, then drill your weak spots.
Read shanten from a 13-tile hand, including standard, seven pairs, and kokushi. Build the feel for how far you are from tenpai.
Name waits from tenpai shapes, from basic waits to multi-sided tenpai. Core entry to tile-efficiency training.
List every effective tile on one-shanten hands—train tile counts and wide vs narrow ukeire.
Pick the best discard from 14 tiles by comparing shanten and ukeire after each cut—close to real discard decisions.
At one-shanten, choose the discard that keeps the widest ukeire among lines that do not worsen shanten.
Check every hand-inherent yaku on completed hands—from basics through composites and yakuman.
Enter fu, han, and ron/tsumo payments from yaku and table context; full scoring breakdown after each answer.
Share interesting hands from analysis or training and challenge friends on the same puzzle.
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