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A hand that is not closed is known as an '''open hand'''. This would be a hand that has called [[chii]], [[pon]], or an open [[kan]]. When the hand is open, it cannot score some [[yaku]], and other yaku are reduced in value. While an open hand is usually less valuable than a closed one, it has the ability to use chii and pon to complete faster. | A hand that is not closed is known as an '''open hand'''. This would be a hand that has called [[chii]], [[pon]], or an open [[kan]]. When the hand is open, it cannot score some [[yaku]], and other yaku are reduced in value. While an open hand is usually less valuable than a closed one, it has the ability to use chii and pon to complete faster. | ||
==Condition== | |||
While a hand is closed: | |||
* When winning by [[ron]], the hand gains +10 fu, known as menzen kaifu. | |||
While a hand is open: | |||
* Some yaku are invalidated; other yaku are reduced in value. (See the [[#Yaku|Yaku section]] below for details.) | |||
* If a hand would score 20 [[fu]], it gains +2 fu, which rounds the hand up to 30 fu. | |||
==Yaku== | ==Yaku== | ||