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To determine the point value of a hand, the following procedure is used: | To determine the point value of a hand, the following procedure is used: | ||
# If the hand is a [[List of yaku|yakuman]], then hand scores 8,000 basic points. | # If the hand is a [[List of yaku|yakuman]], then the hand scores 8,000 basic points. | ||
## If double yakuman are used, a double yakuman scores 16,000 points. | ## If double yakuman are used, a double yakuman scores 16,000 basic points. | ||
## If multiple yakuman are used, and multiple single and/or double yakuman are completed, their values are added together. | ## If multiple yakuman are used, and multiple single and/or double yakuman are completed, their values are added together. | ||
# Otherwise, determine all of the hand's valid [[yaku]]. | # Otherwise, determine all of the hand's valid [[yaku]]. | ||
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# Count the han based on the yaku. | # Count the han based on the yaku. | ||
# Count any number of dora to the han count. | # Count any number of dora to the han count. | ||
# If the han count is 5 or more, then counting fu is no longer necessary. | # If the han count is 5 or more, then counting fu is no longer necessary. The hand is scored according to its han value: | ||
## 5 han: mangan hand worth 2,000 base points. | ## 5 han: mangan hand worth 2,000 base points. | ||
## 6-7 han: haneman hand worth 3,000 base points. | ## 6-7 han: haneman hand worth 3,000 base points. | ||