After a week break, the M-League 2024-25 Semifinals are finally here! Six teams compete for four spots in the finals and a chance to become the next M-League champions.
In the first six games, things were fierce right off the bat. We had a lot of ippatsu calls and a potential double riichi battle on Monday, an impressive baiman comeback on Tuesday, and a cool daily double on Thursday to shake up the standings.
There’s a lot to get into, so let’s get right into it, shall we?
Mahjong Food Competition: Team ver. Results
On March 29, 2025, the Mahjong Food Competition: Team ver. was broadcast on ABEMA.
On Table A, Team “e” headed by Okada Sayaka had Asakura Koushin and Sano Hinako getting a total of 55,200, beating out Team “m” (headed by Suzuki Taro with Tojo Rio and Tomoshige competing) who only got 44,800
On Table B, a 1st and 2nd by Ishibashi Nobuhiro and Oomura Tomohiro gave Matsugase’s Team “n” a big 79,800 total, beating out Takizawa’s Team “u” of Uotani Yuumi and Oosaki who only got 20,200.
On the final table, Team “e’ finished victorious with a 56,500 total. With the win, the team received 1,000,000 yen worth fo menu delivery vouchers.
All games, including past menu specials, can be watched for free on the ABEMA Mahjong Channel.
Lawson Print Bromides
Starting April 8, 2024, a new set of bromides are available to be printed at Lawson Print stores throughout Japan.
For each of the 36 players, there is a team pose photo and an in-game photo available. Bromides can be printed in the “L” size for 300 yen, or the “2L” size for 500 yen.
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