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 It is most important to note: '''winning a hand requires a minimum of one [[yaku]].''' Failure to meet this requirement may be subject to [[chombo|a penalty]].
-Depending on the rules, multiple player may win from a hand. This occurs when more than one player is waiting on the same tile, and that tile is discarded. This event is called a '''double ron''' or even '''triple ron'''. Some rules allow double ron but not triple ron. Some rules allow triple ron. Other rulesets apply the head bump rule ([[atamahane]]) - only one player wins the hand. When atamahane is used, the player closest in turn order to the next player claims the win.
+Depending on the rules, multiple players may win at the same time. This event, known as '''double ron''' or even '''triplet ron''', occurs when multiple players wait on the same tile, and that tile is discarded. Some rules allow double ron but not triple ron. Some rules allow triple ron. Other rulesets apply the head bump rule ([[atamahane]]), where only one player wins the hand. When atamahane is used, the player closest in turn order to the next player claims the win.
 ===Exhaustive draw===