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[[Image:Damaten.png|250px|right|thumb|Damaten applied to a standalone baiman hand. [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014070418gm-0089-0000-092c00f3&tw=2]]] | [[Image:Damaten.png|250px|right|thumb|Damaten applied to a standalone baiman hand. [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014070418gm-0089-0000-092c00f3&tw=2]]] | ||
'''Damaten''' {{kana|黙聴}} is a strategy used with closed [[tenpai]] hands. This strategy may also be referred to as a "hidden tenpai". [[Riichi]] is an optional play, rather than a mandatory one. Therefore, a player may sit and wait with a closed tenpai hand, hoping to win the hand without riichi. Typically during damaten, the player usually already has a valid yaku in their hand; otherwise, [[mentsumo]] (or other circumstancial yaku) would be the only option for winning. | '''Damaten''' {{kana|黙聴}} is a strategy used with closed [[tenpai]] hands. This strategy may also be referred to as a "hidden tenpai". [[Riichi]] is an optional play, rather than a mandatory one. Therefore, a player may sit and wait with a closed tenpai hand, hoping to win the hand without riichi. Typically during damaten, the player usually already has a valid yaku in their hand; otherwise, [[mentsumo]] (or other circumstancial yaku) would be the only option for winning. An older term '''yamiten''' used to refer to the same cases. | ||
==Meaning== | ==Meaning== |