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In addition, riichi hands are subject to a special type of furiten. After calling riichi, a player may decline to call on a winning tile. However, if a win is declined, then the riichi hand is subject to furiten for the remainder of the round.  Thus, all tiles discarded after the riichi declaration (as indicated by the sideways tile) are considered to be guaranteed [[genbutsu|safe tiles]]. While it is advised to declare a win on the first opportunity, some plays may require a player not to do so under very specific circumstances.  Of course, such play requires caution.
In addition, riichi hands are subject to a special type of furiten. After calling riichi, a player may decline to call on a winning tile. However, if a win is declined, then the riichi hand is subject to furiten for the remainder of the round.  Thus, all tiles discarded after the riichi declaration (as indicated by the sideways tile) are considered to be guaranteed [[genbutsu|safe tiles]]. While it is advised to declare a win on the first opportunity, some plays may require a player not to do so under very specific circumstances.  Of course, such play requires caution.


=== Tochuu ryuukyoku ===
=== Suucha riichi ===
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Tochuu ryuukyoku, or abortive draw, is in effect when suucha riichi (4 player riichi) occurs. When the three riichis are already in play, and the fourth player calls riichi, the draw is triggered. After the fourth player discards a tile, if that tile is not called for a win, the hand ends.
Suucha riichi (4 player riichi) is an [[abortive draw]] that occurs when four players have declared riichi. After the fourth riichi declarer discards a tile, if that tile is not called for a win, the hand ends.


===Noten riichi===
===Noten riichi===
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