Suushiihou: Difference between revisions

* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012022214gm-0009-0000-7e9ff3d7&tw=3&ts=9 Shousuushi] with [[tsuuiisou]]

* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014030717gm-0001-0000-0cd00f62&tw=3&ts=0 Daisuushi] with [[tsuuiisou]]

'''Suushiihou''' {{kana|四喜和}} are the two [[kazehai|wind-based]] [[yakuman]].  Instead of the reference of "suushiihou", they are instead individually noted as '''shousuushi''' {{kana|小四喜}} and '''daisuushi''' {{kana|大四喜}}.  Both involve [[mentsu|groups]] of all four '''kazehai''' (wind tiles).

The difference between the two yakuman forms is subtle. Shousuushi only need a complete group of three out of the four wind types, while [[Jantou|pairing up]] the fourth type.  On the other hand, daisuushi requires a complete group for all four wind types.

===Shousuushi===

===Daisuushi===

:''Note'': This would be shousuushi if agari on {{#mjt:6p}}

Both yakuman require all four [[kazehai]] (wind types).  Given the nature of kazehai, both yakuman are dependent on [[koutsu|triplets]].  The ability to call pon makes it easier to form either yakuman; yet the options to do so are limited.  Unlike daisuushi, shoususshi has greater flexibility regarding [[machi|tile waits]], due to the single [[shuntsu|sequence]] if needed.  Daisuushi is limited to either [[shanpon]] or [[tanki]], while shousuushi may also include [[ryanmen]] and [[kanchan]] as options too.

Shousuushi and daisuushi both have the value of a yakuman and therefore award 32000 points to a non-dealer winner or 48000 points to a dealer winner. However, as daisuushi is a rarer yakuman, in rulesets where a double yakuman is allowed, it is counted as such and awards 64000 points to a non-dealer winner or 96000 points to a dealer winner respectively.

{{jpwiki|小四喜|Shousuushi}}

{{jpwiki|大四喜|Daisuushi}}