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In order to be subject to takame and yasume: | In order to be subject to takame and yasume: | ||
* A hand must be in [[tenpai]] with multiple different [[wait]]s. | * A hand must be in [[tenpai]] with multiple different [[wait]]s. | ||
* At least one of its waiting tiles would be more valuable than the | * At least one of its waiting tiles would be more valuable than the others. This happens when: | ||
** Some of the winning tiles would produce a [[yaku]] | ** Some of the winning tiles would produce a [[yaku]] | ||
** Some of the winning tiles are the [[dora]]. | ** Some of the winning tiles are the [[dora]]. | ||
[[Mangan]] and higher hands may nullify takame and yasume. Say a hand could score 7 han on its takame, and 6 han on its yasume. Either way, it is a [[haneman]], | [[Mangan]] and higher hands may nullify takame and yasume. Say a hand could score 7 han on its takame, and 6 han on its yasume. Either way, it is a [[haneman]], so worth the same score. Thus, despite having different han values, the hand will score the same. | ||
[[Atozuke]] is a special case where the hand would have no [[yaku]] with its yasume, so it can ''only'' win if it gets a takame. | [[Atozuke]] is a special case where the hand would have no [[yaku]] with its yasume, so it can ''only'' win if it gets a takame (unless it gains a conditional yaku, like [[haitei]] or [[houtei]]). | ||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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|yasume = 1s | |yasume = 1s | ||
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: | :Under normal circumstances, only one tile can produce a valid win. The hand would have no yaku with the 1s, so it can only win with the chun. | ||
* [[Dora]]-based | * [[Dora]]-based | ||