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===Agari=== | ===Agari=== | ||
[[Image:MultiNaki.png|thumb|right|250px|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013111711gm-00c1-0000-a0d613bd&tw=3&ts=5 Instance] where Ron, Kan, Pon, or Chii may be called.]] | [[Image:MultiNaki.png|thumb|right|250px|[http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013111711gm-00c1-0000-a0d613bd&tw=3&ts=5 Instance] where Ron, Kan, Pon, or Chii may be called.]] | ||
'''Agari''' {{kana|アガリ}} is the generic call for a winning tile. | '''Agari''' {{kana|アガリ}} is the generic call for a winning tile. More specifically, it is a general term for the state of winning. It is rare, if ever, for anyone to use this term to declare a winning hand. | ||
===Ron=== | ===Ron=== | ||
'''Ron''' {{kana|ロン}} is a | '''Ron''' {{kana|ロン}} is a tile call to win from a discarded tile. Under [[furiten]], a player may not call ron; otherwise, it is a violation of rules and subject to [[chombo]] penalty. Note: you must also have a [[yaku]] in order to declare a win. | ||
Ron opens the ''group'' of tiles, but does not open the ''hand''. When competing a triplet via ron, the triplet is worth reduced [[fu]], and the triplet no longer counts as a "closed triplet" in regards to [[sanankou]] | Ron opens the ''group'' of tiles, but does not open the ''hand''. When competing a triplet via ron, the triplet is worth reduced [[fu]], and the triplet no longer counts as a "closed triplet" in regards to [[sanankou]] / [[suuankou]]. The hand itself is still closed, though, so yaku like [[iipeikou]] are unaffected. | ||
===Call precedence=== | ===Call precedence=== | ||