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===Full scoring=== | ===Full scoring=== | ||
In many rulesets, not only are yakuman cumulative, but certain particularly rare and difficult hands are worth double the score value of a normal yakuman. For the most part, | In many rulesets, not only are yakuman cumulative, but certain particularly rare and difficult hands are worth double the score value of a normal yakuman. For the most part, four yakuman patterns may produce specific instances, that are worth double yakuman by themselves. | ||
* [[Daisuushi]] is more difficult to complete than the lesser hand [[shousuushi]] | * [[Daisuushi]] is more difficult to complete than the lesser hand [[shousuushi]]. While both are classed as yakuman, daisuushi can be worth double yakuman. | ||
* [[Kokushi musou]] | * [[Kokushi musou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a 13-sided wait. | ||
* [[Chuuren poutou]] | * [[Chuuren poutou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a 9-sided wait. | ||
* [[Suuankou]] | * [[Suuankou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a [[tanki]] wait. This is also the only way that the hand can win by [[ron]]. | ||
Once again, the double yakuman on these patterns are only applied, if the double yakuman rule is applied to all or any of them. | |||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||