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Tama-no-Ma Index (Rating Index in Mahjong Soul: Four-Player East Wind)

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I have developed an index that provides a rough estimate of your rating in Mahjong Soul.
It shows you what dan rank you can reach if you maintain your performance in a four-player East Wind game at Tamano-ma.
In four-player games, the format—East Wind or Hanso—that earns you more points varies depending on your dan rank; the lower your rank, the more suitable East Wind is.
Please enter your match history up to Janta.
1st-place rate
%
2nd-place rate
%
3rd-place rate
%
Tama-no-Ma Index (Four-Player Mahjong, East Wind) 
Tama-no-Ma Index
95 or lower: Jangou 1 or lower
95–105: Jangou 2
105–115: Jangou 3
115–125: Jangsei 1
125–135: Jangsei 2
135–145: Jangsei 3
145 or higher: Konten
.
(This does not correspond to raw scores. These values are based on an average end-of-game score of 25,000 points.)


Explanation

The index indicates “how many points can be earned per last-place round,” while the rank column indicates the highest rank a player is expected to reach.
For example, if the Tamano-ma Index is 110, this means you can earn 110 points before finishing in 4th place once. Therefore, at Jan-go 1 and 2—where the penalty for 4th place is 110 points or less—your points are expected to increase, while at Jan-go 3—where the penalty is 115 points—your points are expected to decrease.Since you’ll continue to cycle between Jangou 2 and 3 as you play more games, your final rank will be Jangou 3.

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