
As soon as one opponent displays their first exposure, locate on your "Exposure Whisperer Flipcard" the corresponding [BLOCK] clearly shows all the possible winning hands for the current Pung or Kong.
(the above example shows the PUNG ONE BLOCK listing the six possible lines it belongs to)
A pung is a set of 3 identical tiles, represented here with a circle around the defining number ONE for instant pattern recognition. The opponent displaying this exposure is now committed to the six winning lines listed within the BLOCK.
The first exposure narrows the player options to the specific lines shown in the corresponding BLOCK.
( See the PUNG ONE BLOCK example here).
The second exposure then helps you zero in on the hand being partially displaid., identifying below the - DO NOT CROSS LINE - the best tiles to keep and which ones are safe to discard.
The EXPOSURE WHISPERER FLIPCARD offers you one more powerful benefit.
Assume you have exposed the above PUNG ONE and need to pivot;
Since you committed to a line including the now exposed PUNG ONE, you can bypass the tedious scanning of the NMJL card since your six color-coded possible pivots are clearly aligned,