Name the decision
Is this a pass, hand-selection, pivot, exposure, defense, or rules question?
- What changed?
- What stays true?
Try thisWrite the decision in one sentence.
Interactive utility
Six prompts for slowing down the instant between seeing a tile and acting on it.
Is this a pass, hand-selection, pivot, exposure, defense, or rules question?
Force comparison. A single option feels inevitable because it has no rival.
Separate rack facts, visible-table facts, current-card requirements, and guesses.
What flexibility, speed, safety, or information does each option gain and lose?
Decide what future tile or exposure would change the choice.
After the round, judge the information process—not whether luck rewarded it.
Your practice goal is a more explicit process under uncertainty, not control over the next tile.