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== Sekinin barai for yakuman == | == Sekinin barai for yakuman == | ||
[[Image:Pao.png|250px|thumb|right|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012050716gm-0009-0000-85fac029&tw=0&ts=2 Pao rule applied].]] | [[Image:Pao.png|250px|thumb|right|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2012050716gm-0009-0000-85fac029&tw=0&ts=2 Pao rule applied].]] | ||
If | If the discarded tile creates an assured yakuman minimum hand based on the open calls, then the discarder will be liable for partial or all of the yakuman payment. This is only possible with [[daisangen]] and [[daisuushii]]. Sometimes, it is also in effect for suukantsu. | ||
=== Point exchanges === | === Point exchanges === | ||
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=== Daisangen === | === Daisangen === | ||
If a player has two called [[mentsu]] of [[sangenpai|dragon tiles]], then an open call for a koutsu/kantsu of the third dragon type upgrades the hand to an apparent | If a player has two called [[mentsu]] of [[sangenpai|dragon tiles]], then an open call for a koutsu/kantsu of the third dragon type upgrades the hand to an apparent daisangen, whether the tile call produces [[tenpai]] or not. The player dealing into the third dragon call is liable for the yakuman. | ||
=== Daisuushii === | === Daisuushii === | ||
A rarer case involves daisuushii. If a player has called three mentsu of [[kazehai|wind tiles]], then an open call for a koutsu/kantsu of the fourth wind type upgrades the hand to an apparent yakuman. The player dealing into the fourth wind call is liable for the yakuman. | |||
A rarer case involves | |||
=== Suukantsu === | === Suukantsu === | ||
Uncommon rules may invoke sekinin barai on the player discarding into the fourth kantsu of a [[suukantsu]] hand. This fourth kan must therefore be a daiminkan. | Uncommon rules may invoke sekinin barai on the player discarding into the fourth kantsu of a [[suukantsu]] hand. This fourth kan must therefore be a daiminkan. | ||