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How to review your Riichi games with AI

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Strong Riichi players review their games. An AI reviewer goes through your game turn by turn and shows where its choice differed from yours, so you can see your habits.

Step 1: get your game log

Step 2: choose a reviewer

ReviewerEngineCostGood for
mjai.ekyu.moe (web)MortalFreeMahjong Soul players; nothing to install
mjai.ekyu.moe (web)AkochanFree, queued (10–60 minutes)A second opinion that shows deal-in risk for each move
mjai-reviewer (command line)Mortal or AkochanFreeTenhou logs, if you're comfortable with a terminal
NAGANAGAPaid, from ¥550 a monthTenhou players who want several play styles to compare

Not sure? Start with Mortal on the web; it's free. Our NAGA vs Mortal comparison goes deeper.

Step 3: read the review

The reviewer marks every decision where its choice differs from yours, usually with how strongly it preferred its own move. Some ways to get the most from it:

Step 4: practise the fix

Pick one habit from your review and practise it for a few sessions. Riichi on Mahjong Live is free against AI opponents, so you can focus on one change without the pressure of a ranked game. After every win it shows the yaku, han, fu and payments.

New to Riichi? Start with how to play Riichi mahjong.

Practise Riichi free

Work on one habit at a time against AI opponents, in your browser.

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