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'''Tenhou''' {{kana|天和}} is a [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]], which is attained by the dealer completing the hand on the first tile draw. In this case, no tile has been discarded; and the hand is already declared a winner, before any other action had taken place. By far, this is the fastest instance by which a player can win a hand. | '''Tenhou''' {{kana|天和}} is a [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]], which is attained by the dealer completing the hand on the first tile draw. In this case, no tile has been discarded; and the hand is already declared a winner, before any other action had taken place. By far, this is the fastest instance by which a player can win a hand. The only [[naki|tile call]] that can interrupt this yakuman is a [[kan]] call made by the dealer. Naturally, this would be a very dubious play on the dealer's part. | ||
'''Chiihou''' {{kana|地和}} follows the same premise as tenhou, where the dealt hand is already tenpai and the initial tile draw results in a win. The initial hand may use any pattern, as long as 13 tiles constitute a [[tenpai]] hand, and the 14th tile is the winning tile. Unlike tenhou, chiihou applies to the non-dealers. | '''Chiihou''' {{kana|地和}} follows the same premise as tenhou, where the dealt hand is already tenpai and the initial tile draw results in a win. The initial hand may use any pattern, as long as 13 tiles constitute a [[tenpai]] hand, and the 14th tile is the winning tile. Unlike tenhou, chiihou applies to the non-dealers. It can also be denied by any tile call made prior to the first draw. | ||
Under normal circumstances for both yakuman, luck and recognition are the only factors contributing towards the hands' completion. | Under normal circumstances for both yakuman, luck and recognition are the only factors contributing towards the hands' completion. | ||