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|gameExample = [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014012817gm-0009-7447-4fe0b354&tw=3&ts=7 Tanki] using [[otakaze]]. | |gameExample = * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014012817gm-0009-7447-4fe0b354&tw=3&ts=7 Tanki] using [[otakaze]] | ||
* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014012916gm-0089-0000-cbe99d44&tw=2 Tanki] as [[dora]] | |||
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A '''tanki machi''' is a common type of [[machi|wait pattern]]. Most mahjong hands form to complete the fourth [[mentsu|meld]]. However, a handful of mahjong hands can be formed with four complete melds, while needing to finish the [[jantou|pair]]. That makes this pattern referred to as the "pair wait". Unlike the other basic patterns, there are a few types of pair waits to consider. | A '''tanki machi''' is a common type of [[machi|wait pattern]]. Most mahjong hands form to complete the fourth [[mentsu|meld]]. However, a handful of mahjong hands can be formed with four complete melds, while needing to finish the [[jantou|pair]]. That makes this pattern referred to as the "pair wait". Unlike the other basic patterns, there are a few types of pair waits to consider. | ||