The four most common mistakes in playing mahjong can be corrected to increase the winning rate
Playing mahjong is a game that requires skill and strategy, however, many people often make some common mistakes in the game, resulting in a poor win rate. Here are four of the most common mistakes that can be fixed to achieve more wins at the mahjong table.
First of all, many people tend to believe too much in the "butterfly effect" when playing mahjong, where a single inconspicuous play can affect the entire game. They often fall into the trap of overcounting the number of unrevealed cards, believing that there will be a lot of missing cards, leading to regret after missing the chance to win. In fact, many of the cards in the game may have been played or used in combinations by other players, so you should not be overly superstitious about the number of cards missing, but rather analyze them calmly according to the actual situation to avoid falling into unnecessary waiting traps.
Secondly, many people tend to fall into the error of fluctuating self-confidence when faced with consecutive losses. They are either overconfident that their luck will improve, unwilling to adjust their strategy, or too frustrated to take action. In fact, a winning streak or losing streak in a game does not mean a change of luck, but rather a need to adjust your strategy according to the situation and stay calm to avoid further losses.
The third common mistake is to focus too much on the opponent with good luck and ignore the presence of other players. Many people often focus only on their opponents with good luck and ignore other potential threats. In fact, mahjong is a four-player game that requires comprehensive defense and observation to better defend against attacks from all directions.
Finally, many people develop an overly fixed habit when playing mahjong, which is easy to be seen through by their opponents. For example, the order in which the cards are placed, the habit of drawing cards, the way of expression, and so on. These fixed habits make it easier for your opponents to anticipate your actions and adopt strategies accordingly. Therefore, you should be flexible when playing mahjong and occasionally change your habits to make your opponent elusive, so as to improve your winning chances.
In conclusion, the key to improving your win rate in mahjong is to avoid these four common mistakes. By calmly analyzing the situation, flexibly adjusting strategies, observing the defense comprehensively, and breaking the established habits, you can achieve more victories at the mahjong table. These are not only the skills of mahjong games, but also the embodiment of the wisdom of life, in the face of challenges and changes to stay calm, flexible and adaptable, in order to win more victories on the road of life.