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'''Takame''' {{kana|高目}} and '''yasume''' {{kana|安目}} are specific cases, where [[tenpai]] hands are waiting on multiple tiles. This deals with the situation, where one group of waiting tiles may produce a hand of lower value than the other group of waiting tiles. Often, the situation determines whether a hand produces specific [[yaku]] or not. | '''Takame''' {{kana|高目}} and '''yasume''' {{kana|安目}} are specific cases, where [[tenpai]] hands are waiting on multiple tiles. Takame refers to the tile wait(s) producing the greater hand value, while yasume wins with the tile(s) of a lesser value. This deals with the situation, where one group of waiting tiles may produce a hand of lower value than the other group of waiting tiles. Often, the situation determines whether a hand produces specific [[yaku]] or not. | ||
Of course, this condition may be nullified with hands of [[mangan]] or greater. This is simply due to the ranges of han required to produce mangan or greater. For example, a haneman hand is worth 6 or 7 han. Well, the need to increase a hand's value from 6 to 7 is irrelevant, as the points awarded is the exact same. | Of course, this condition may be nullified with hands of [[mangan]] or greater. This is simply due to the ranges of han required to produce mangan or greater. For example, a haneman hand is worth 6 or 7 han. Well, the need to increase a hand's value from 6 to 7 is irrelevant, as the points awarded is the exact same. | ||