Many novice players say that mahjong is too difficult to learn, especially at the end of the Hu card, and I don't know if I am a Hu card. Players who are also troubled by this problem can read this article. Bian Xiao brought an introduction to the formula of playing Mahjong and Hupai, hoping to help you!

x(A+A+A)+Y(B+B+ 1+B+2)+ZC+C = 14

Mahjong is thirteen cards, and fourteen cards are the only cards that can get Hu cards. If you want to get a Hu card, the three cards in your hand must be like this, which is AAA. No matter how many cards you have, three cards are straight. You can keep so many, but at most four (3*4 is 12), which is the number of y and x, not necessarily a few. The last remaining C is a single card. If you need another card, you will be confused, or you will lose a card elsewhere (such as a straight or a leopard), and the 14 card is just what you lack, so you can win. Simply put, to be confused, the card of 14 must be a combination of a straight card and a leopard card, plus a deck of cards, this combination is winning.

In fact, there is an easy-to-understand formula:

Mahjong formula: n*AAA+m*ABC+DD.

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After reading this introduction of mahjong tiger formula, players can try it on the chessboard. Bian Xiao personally thinks that the first formula looks too dizzy, and the second one is simple and clear. I hope I can help you ~

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