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* It is highly recommended to declare the win on the first instance of a winning tile, even if the tile is a [[yasume]] or a lower scoring tile (based on yaku). Otherwise, the hand is subject to [[furiten]]. Of course, this decision rests on the current scores. | * It is highly recommended to declare the win on the first instance of a winning tile, even if the tile is a [[yasume]] or a lower scoring tile (based on yaku). Otherwise, the hand is subject to [[furiten]]. Of course, this decision rests on the current scores. | ||
* A riichi call disables a person's ability to be [[targeting|selective]] of points from particular players (if need be). | * A riichi call disables a person's ability to be [[targeting|selective]] of points from particular players (if need be). | ||
* A "riichi stick" of 1,000 points is temporarily spent to call the riichi, with the hopes of winning it back. However, other players may win the hand and capture those 1,000 points instead. | |||
== Considerations for riichi == | == Considerations for riichi == | ||