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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, four yakuman patterns may produce specific instances, that are worth double yakuman by themselves.
Under full scoring rules, four yakuman patterns may produce specific instances, that are worth double yakuman.  Under this ruleset, the combination of yakuman are applied.  In addition, particularly rare and difficult hands are worth double the score value of a normal yakuman by themselves.


* [[Daisuushi]] is more difficult to complete than the lesser hand [[shousuushi]].  While both are classed as yakuman, daisuushi can be worth double yakuman.
* [[Daisuushi]] is more difficult to complete than the lesser hand [[shousuushi]].  So, daisuushi is worth double.
* [[Kokushi musou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a 13-sided wait.
* [[Kokushi musou]] is double yakuman when completed on a 13-sided wait.
* [[Chuuren poutou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a 9-sided wait.
* [[Chuuren poutou]] is double yakuman when completed on a 9-sided wait.
* [[Suuankou]] can be double yakuman when completed on a [[tanki]] wait. This is also the only way that the hand can win by [[ron]].
* [[Suuankou]] is 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==
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