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== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
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A player with a tenpai hand is furiten | A player with a tenpai hand is furiten, as indicated by the [[discard pile]]. Basically furiten subjects a player under these two conditions: | ||
# Players in furiten may not win by ron, even if they have a yaku. Declaring ron while in furiten is penalized with a [[Chombo|chombo payment]]. | |||
# Players in furiten may still win by tsumo. | |||
The furiten rule does not consider [[yaku]]. Sometimes, a hand can be completed with several tiles, but only some of them provide a yaku, others would produce a yakuless hand. If a yakuless tile appears, it must be ignored, because a winning hand must contain a yaku. The player must remain temporarily furiten. | The furiten rule does not consider [[yaku]]. Sometimes, a hand can be completed with several tiles, but only some of them provide a yaku, others would produce a yakuless hand. If a yakuless tile appears, it must be ignored, because a winning hand must contain a yaku. The player must remain temporarily furiten. | ||
=== | === Furiten in general === | ||
A player is furiten, if a winning tile is present in one own's [[discard pile]]. It does not matter whether this tile would have provided a yaku or not. Tiles turned sideways within open melds are considered part of their discarder's discard pile. | A player is furiten, if a winning tile is present in one own's [[discard pile]]. It does not matter whether this tile would have provided a yaku or not. Tiles turned sideways within open melds are considered part of their discarder's discard pile. | ||
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=== Furiten during riichi === | === Furiten during riichi === | ||
{{main|Riichi | {{main|Riichi}} | ||
A riichi declarer is furiten when he has missed a chance to call ron against a winning tile after his riichi declaration. The ignored winning tile may have been a discarded tile or a [[Chankan|tile used to extend a minkou to a shominkan]]. The player will remain furiten for the rest of the hand and thus cannot call ron on any tile. Furiten applies even, if it is a different tile than the ignored one. This rule requires knowledge of all own [[machi|possible waits]]. | A riichi declarer is furiten when he has missed a chance to call ron against a winning tile after his riichi declaration. The ignored winning tile may have been a discarded tile or a [[Chankan|tile used to extend a minkou to a shominkan]]. The player will remain furiten for the rest of the hand and thus cannot call ron on any tile. Furiten applies even, if it is a different tile than the ignored one. This rule requires knowledge of all own [[machi|possible waits]]. | ||