Score Efficiency Formula:
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Score Efficiency measures how effectively a player converts tiles into points in Mahjong. It's calculated as the ratio of points scored to tiles used, expressed as a percentage.
The calculator uses the Score Efficiency formula:
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Explanation: This metric helps players understand their scoring efficiency and identify areas for improvement in their gameplay strategy.
Details: A higher score efficiency indicates better tile management and strategic play. It helps players optimize their decisions about when to push for high-scoring hands versus when to play more conservatively.
Tips: Enter your total points scored and the number of tiles used. Both values must be positive numbers (points ≥ 0, tiles used ≥ 1).
Q1: What is considered a good score efficiency in Mahjong?
A: Efficiency above 15-20% is generally good, but this can vary based on the specific Mahjong variant and playing style.
Q2: Does this work for all Mahjong variants?
A: The basic concept applies to most variants, though scoring systems and tile counts may differ between Riichi, Chinese, and American Mahjong.
Q3: How can I improve my score efficiency?
A: Focus on better tile selection, recognize scoring opportunities earlier, and balance between defensive and offensive play.
Q4: Should I always aim for the highest efficiency?
A: While high efficiency is desirable, sometimes strategic considerations may require sacrificing efficiency for position or defense.
Q5: How does this relate to win rate?
A: Generally, higher score efficiency correlates with better overall performance, but win rate also depends on defensive skills and luck management.