December 8, 2015: +100
In the very last month of 2015, I managed to pull a +100 before the year ended. The game was as follows:
E 3-0: Shimocha with a third turn riichi ippatsu tsumo. Nothing can be done about that.
E 4-0: Possible sanshoku, but opted against it in favor of a better shaped pinfu with aka. Hand went to ryuukyoku anyways.
S 1-1: Mistakenly cut a usable dora, as tiles were near it. Immediately, another one was drawn. Shimocha cleans up the hand and the table with a senten.
S 2-0: Riichi tanyao tsumo. Yet, haipai was not particularly good for it. If anything, 4pin should not have been the first discard. Perhaps it was another honitsu thought. At least nother 4pin came along to go with the 5pin. Toimen's oikake added an extra 1000.
S 3-0: 11 start for a kokushi on the south dealer turn. Needless to say, it was already 1shanten. Tenpai on the 8th turn with an immediate hit on shimocha and ends the game with 90,500.
Overall: For the most part, the entire game looked rather ordinary until the very last one. The combination of the ippatsu baiman and the dealer kokushi produced 64000 points and some change. Points were lost via tsumo's, but they were made up by the other hand won along with toimen's oikake. The scoring combination all put the final score right at the +100 threshold. If it weren't for that, I would not have scored a +100 in 2015. It took a lot of luck for that to happen here.
- E 1-0: Shimocha - mangan tsumo
- E 2-0: I tsumo'd baiman.
- E 3-0: Shimocha tsumo (4000)
- E 4-0: Ryuukyoku: Kamicha and myself tenpai.
- S 1-0: Shimocha ron on Kamicha (1000)
- S 2-0: I tsumo'd for 4000.
- S 3-0: I ron'd Shimocha with kokushi.
E 1-0: Toimen as first dealer called riichi on turn 6. Then shimocha calls for oikake two turns later. By this point, my hand was 2-shanten. So it cannot fight at all; and no need as shimocha got ippatsu tsumo anyways.
E 2-0: Takame ippatsu tsumo for my ittsu. Initially, I must've been thinking honitsu dropping 7sou immediately. However, that changed when 6pin paired up then 8pin came along. Then the hand became convenient with the pairing of the haku dora and the completion of the 89-man penchan. Finally, dora became ankou followed by the immediate riichi.
E 2-0: Takame ippatsu tsumo for my ittsu. Initially, I must've been thinking honitsu dropping 7sou immediately. However, that changed when 6pin paired up then 8pin came along. Then the hand became convenient with the pairing of the haku dora and the completion of the 89-man penchan. Finally, dora became ankou followed by the immediate riichi.
E 3-0: Shimocha with a third turn riichi ippatsu tsumo. Nothing can be done about that.
E 4-0: Possible sanshoku, but opted against it in favor of a better shaped pinfu with aka. Hand went to ryuukyoku anyways.
S 1-1: Mistakenly cut a usable dora, as tiles were near it. Immediately, another one was drawn. Shimocha cleans up the hand and the table with a senten.
S 2-0: Riichi tanyao tsumo. Yet, haipai was not particularly good for it. If anything, 4pin should not have been the first discard. Perhaps it was another honitsu thought. At least nother 4pin came along to go with the 5pin. Toimen's oikake added an extra 1000.
S 3-0: 11 start for a kokushi on the south dealer turn. Needless to say, it was already 1shanten. Tenpai on the 8th turn with an immediate hit on shimocha and ends the game with 90,500.
Overall: For the most part, the entire game looked rather ordinary until the very last one. The combination of the ippatsu baiman and the dealer kokushi produced 64000 points and some change. Points were lost via tsumo's, but they were made up by the other hand won along with toimen's oikake. The scoring combination all put the final score right at the +100 threshold. If it weren't for that, I would not have scored a +100 in 2015. It took a lot of luck for that to happen here.
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