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==Multiple kan calls== | ==Multiple kan calls== | ||
If in possession with the proper tiles, a player may call kan more than once consecutively. | If in possession with the proper tiles, a player may call kan more than once consecutively. The extremely rare case of up to four consecutive kan calls within a single turn is possible. | ||
[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012090616gm-0009-0000-ef78f6ce&tw=1&ts=6 Example]: | [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012090616gm-0009-0000-ef78f6ce&tw=1&ts=6 Example]: | ||
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In this example, kan may be called twice in a row after drawing {{#mjt:1m}}. Both the {{#mjt:1m}} and {{#mjt:2z}} may each be called for ''shominkan'', before making a discard. Naturally, this must be done one at a time, following the proper procedure for kan. | In this example, kan may be called twice in a row after drawing {{#mjt:1m}}. Both the {{#mjt:1m}} and {{#mjt:2z}} may each be called for ''shominkan'', before making a discard. Naturally, this must be done one at a time, following the proper procedure for kan. | ||
As for kan dora, ankan (closed kan) is the only case, where a new indicator is shown immediately after the kan call. Otherwise, the number of kan indicators is one less than the number of kan consecutive calls. In the case of the above example, two added kans were called sequentially; but only one kan dora indicator was shown upon winning the hand. | |||
== Kan during riichi == | == Kan during riichi == | ||