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It is impossible to score this yaku without at least either [[toitoi]] or [[chiitoitsu]]. So this yaku is, at minimum, 4 han. | It is impossible to score this yaku without at least either [[toitoi]] or [[chiitoitsu]]. So this yaku is, at minimum, worth 4 han. | ||
When factoring [[fu]], the combination of [[koutsu|ankou]] and [[koutsu|minkou]] (closed and open triplets) produces a fu count of higher than 10. The lowest possible fu is generated with 4 minkou, leading to [[tanki|hadaka tanki]] (lone pair wait). Adding the base 20 fu for any hand, this yaku is guaranteed greater than 30 fu; and with the rules of fu, that number is actually rounded up to at least 40 fu. Therefore, a honroutou composed of ankou and minkou is at minimum a [[mangan]]. | When factoring [[fu]], the combination of [[koutsu|ankou]] and [[koutsu|minkou]] (closed and open triplets) produces a fu count of higher than 10. The lowest possible fu is generated with 4 minkou, leading to [[tanki|hadaka tanki]] (lone pair wait). Adding the base 20 fu for any hand, this yaku is guaranteed greater than 30 fu; and with the rules of fu, that number is actually rounded up to at least 40 fu. Therefore, a honroutou composed of ankou and minkou is at minimum a [[mangan]]. | ||