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**Can allow you to complete a hand you otherwise wouldn't have completed at all. If you have 12-man, and the last 3-man is discarded, you must either call or not complete the sequence. | **Can allow you to complete a hand you otherwise wouldn't have completed at all. If you have 12-man, and the last 3-man is discarded, you must either call or not complete the sequence. | ||
*It is hard for opponents to know whether an open hand is complete or not. | *It is hard for opponents to know whether an open hand is complete or not. | ||
*Disrupts [[ippatsu]] | *Disrupts an opponent's [[ippatsu]] and affects who gets the [[haitei]] draw. | ||
**On your first turn, calls can disrupt [[chiihou]], [[double riichi]], and the option to call [[kyuushu kyuuhai]]. | |||
**Can also disrupt an opponent's [[nagashi mangan]]. | |||
===Disadvantages=== | ===Disadvantages=== | ||