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{{Yaku compatibility table|CHI}} | {{Yaku compatibility table|CHI}} | ||
The composition of this yaku makes it very restrictive regarding its combination with other yaku. Chiitoitsu cannot be combined with any yaku dependent on [[mentsu|tile groups of three]], as this yaku consists of only pairs. Chiitoitsu combined with [[chanta]] gives [[honroutou]], and it cannot be combined with [[junchan]] as there are only six different terminals, but | The composition of this yaku makes it very restrictive regarding its combination with other yaku. Chiitoitsu cannot be combined with any yaku dependent on [[mentsu|tile groups of three]], as this yaku consists of only pairs. Chiitoitsu combined with [[chanta]] gives [[honroutou]], and it cannot be combined with [[junchan]] as there are only six different terminals, but chiitoitsu requires seven distinct pairs. | ||
This yaku forbids kan, so [[rinshan]] is incompatible. [[Chankan]] is also incompatible. A hand in tenpai for chiitoisu always has a copy of the winning tile, thus making it impossible for other players to make | This yaku forbids kan, so [[rinshan]] is incompatible. [[Chankan]] is also incompatible. A hand in tenpai for chiitoisu always has a copy of the winning tile, thus making it impossible for other players to make the added kan call required for chankan. | ||
=== With iipeikou or ryanpeikou === | === With iipeikou or ryanpeikou === | ||