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==Tile Calls== | ==Tile Calls== | ||
===Open Calls=== | |||
Chii and Pon are open calls. They let you complete the hand faster, but prevent you from gaining certain yaku (most importantly, riichi), and make other yaku cheaper. | |||
'''Chii''' - The call to complete a sequence. First, you need 2 tiles that can complete a sequence. Then, the player right before you (the player to your left) must discard a tile that completes the squence. You may only call chii to the player to your left. | '''Chii''' - The call to complete a sequence. First, you need 2 tiles that can complete a sequence. Then, the player right before you (the player to your left) must discard a tile that completes the squence. You may only call chii to the player to your left. | ||
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Usually, you are unable to "swap call" - you cannot discard a tile that would complete the set you just called. For example, if you had call 4-sou with a 23-sou semi-sequence, you cannot discard a 1. If you pon a 5-man, you cannot discard another 5-man. | Usually, you are unable to "swap call" - you cannot discard a tile that would complete the set you just called. For example, if you had call 4-sou with a 23-sou semi-sequence, you cannot discard a 1. If you pon a 5-man, you cannot discard another 5-man. | ||
===Kan=== | |||
*Open kan - You have 3 tiles of the same type, then any opponent needs to discard another tile of that type. Works like pon does. | [[Kan]] is the call to complete a quad. It is complicated - new players don't need to worry about it. For the studious, there are three types of kan. | ||
*Closed kan - You have 3 tiles of the same type, then draw the 4th one. | |||
*Open kan - You have 3 tiles of the same type, then any opponent needs to discard another tile of that type. Works like pon does, including opening the hand. | |||
*Closed kan - You have 3 tiles of the same type, then draw the 4th one. This call does not open the hand, so you may declare riichi after closed kan. | |||
*Added kan - You previously called pon and draw the 4th tile of the same type. | *Added kan - You previously called pon and draw the 4th tile of the same type. | ||