One-Shanten Training
Tiles Count
After you start, copy the challenge link from Share above to have a friend answer this hand. How it works is on Friend Challenge.
Best
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Score
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Countdown
20
What this drill trains
One-shanten training asks for every ukeire type, not the copies left. The hand is one suit at one-shanten. A tile counts if you hold fewer than four and it lowers shanten. Seven tiles add east and south triplets; ten tiles add an east triplet. Thirteen tiles are not padded.
How to practice
- Choose 7, 10, or 13 tiles, then start. There is no Simple or Hard setting. The suit changes each hand.
- Select every improving tile, or toggle with 1–9, then submit. The set must match exactly. Practice moves on only on a full match.
- Timed mode is 20 seconds, about ten points per second left. One miss ends the round and shows the tiles.
How to read the answer
The answer lists types, not copies left. Copies are four minus what you hold. Types versus counts are explained in Counting ukeire
FAQ
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Daily Challenge
Five tenpai + five discard puzzles—same set worldwide today.