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By proxy, this means that when a hand gains +1 han with the same fu, it roughly doubles in point value. Due to rounding, a hand may not ''exactly'' double in value, but it is often very close to double. | By proxy, this means that when a hand gains +1 han with the same fu, it roughly doubles in point value. Due to rounding, a hand may not ''exactly'' double in value, but it is often very close to double. | ||
==Memorizing common values== | |||
Due to the size of the scoring table, it is important to know the most common values first. Knowing the (1-4 han) + (20, 25, 30, 40) fu hands, as well as mangan+ hands, are the most important. | |||
=== Mangan and more === | === Mangan and more === | ||
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|colspan=6| † ''Dealer tsumo applies to all non-dealer players'' | |colspan=6| † ''Dealer tsumo applies to all non-dealer players'' | ||
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===30 and 40 fu=== | ===30 and 40 fu=== | ||
30 and 40 fu are the most common point values | 30 and 40 fu are the most common point values. The smallest possible hand is 1 han 30 fu from ron, which is worth 1000 points. | ||
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==Equivalent point values== | ==Equivalent point values== | ||
As mentioned above, adding one han is equivalent to doubling the hand's fu. This rule makes it easier memorize, say, 20 fu, if you already know the 40 fu values. | As mentioned above, adding one han is equivalent to doubling the hand's fu. This rule makes it easier to memorize, say, 20 fu, if you already know the 40 fu values. | ||
===20 fu and 40 fu=== | ===20 fu and 40 fu=== | ||
Only hands with [[pinfu]] + [[menzen tsumo]] can score 20 fu. Pinfu with ron is worth 30 fu (+10 from closed ron). | Only hands with [[pinfu]] + [[menzen tsumo]] can score 20 fu. Pinfu with ron is worth 30 fu (+10 from closed ron). If you know the 40 fu values, you can add 1 han and divide fu by 2 to get the associated 20 fu value. | ||
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