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By taking note on the unavailablity of certain tiles, then one can deduce the impossibility or less likelihood of certain [[mentsu|tile groups]] to form.  For example, when two of a type type are visible, then another player cannot form triplets.  This is particularly true for [[jihai|honor tiles]].  The same logic may be applied to sequences.  The unavailability of certain numbered tiles increases the difficulty in forming certain numbered sequences.
By taking note on the unavailablity of certain tiles, then one can deduce the impossibility or less likelihood of certain [[mentsu|tile groups]] to form.  For example, when two of a type type are visible, then another player cannot form triplets.  This is particularly true for [[jihai|honor tiles]].  The same logic may be applied to sequences.  The unavailability of certain numbered tiles increases the difficulty in forming certain numbered sequences.


As a consequence, the unavailability of certain tiles may hinder one's hand from either [[tenpai]], winning, or even forming certain yaku.  This is particularly the case for [[yakuman]].  In the case of [[kokushi musou]], if all four of a tile type required for that yakuman, then the possibility for any player completing the hand is completely nullified.
As a consequence, the unavailability of certain tiles may hinder one's hand from either [[tenpai]], [[agari|completion]], or even forming certain yaku.  This is particularly the case for [[yakuman]].  In the case of [[kokushi musou]], if all four of a tile type required for that yakuman, then the possibility for any player completing the hand is completely nullified.


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