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'''Pinfu''' {{kana|平和}} is a | '''Pinfu''' {{kana|平和}} is a [[yaku]] obtained when a closed hand has the minimum amount of [[fu]]. This results in a hand with 20 fu (if won by [[tsumo]]) or 30 fu (if won by [[ron]]). It is worth 1 han and can only be scored by closed hands. | ||
==Tile diagram== | ==Tile diagram== | ||
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In English, pinfu is sometimes referred to as "all sequences" | In English, pinfu is sometimes referred to as "all sequences", but that isn't the only requirement for this yaku. There are hands that have all sequences but cannot score pinfu. | ||
The exact definition of pinfu is a closed hand that has no [[fu]], other than the fu from winning. To score pinfu: | The exact definition of pinfu is a closed hand that has no [[fu]], other than the fu from winning. To score pinfu: | ||
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*The hand cannot have any triplets or quads - it must be all sequences. | *The hand cannot have any triplets or quads - it must be all sequences. | ||
*The pair cannot be composed of [[yakuhai]] - the pair cannot be the round wind, seat wind, or a dragon. | *The pair cannot be composed of [[yakuhai]] - the pair cannot be the round wind, seat wind, or a dragon. | ||
* | *At tenpai, the hand must have a [[ryanmen]] [[wait]]. A ryanmen wait is two consecutive tiles waiting to complete either side of sequence, such as {23} or {45}. | ||
**The pair must be complete before reaching tenpai. This means that a "two-sided" [[nobetan]] wait does not count, it has to be a wait to complete a sequence. | **The pair must be complete before reaching tenpai. This means that a "two-sided" [[nobetan]] wait does not count, it has to be a wait to complete a sequence. | ||
**[[Complex waits]] can also score pinfu if they | **[[Complex waits]] can also score pinfu if they could be interpreted as a ryanmen wait. A [[sanmenchan]] wait, such as {34567}, always counts as a ryanmen wait, because it can be interpreted as {34 + 567} (a ryanmen wait) or {345 + 67} (also a ryanmen wait). [[Ryantan]] counts only if you win by completing the sequence (e.g. a wait of {4555} only scores pinfu if you win with 3 or 6). | ||
By avoiding all excess sources of fu, you can score pinfu. Triplets and quads score at least 2 fu each. A yakuhai pair scores 2 fu. A non-ryanmen wait scores 2 fu. | |||
As an exception, pinfu does not score fu from [[tsumo]] (win from self draw). Normally, a win by self draw is worth 2 fu. When a hand wins with pinfu, these 2 fu are waived. Thus, a pinfu tsumo is worth 20 fu | As an exception, pinfu does not score fu from [[tsumo]] (win from self draw). Normally, a win by self draw is worth 2 fu. When a hand wins with pinfu, these 2 fu are waived. Thus, a pinfu tsumo is worth 20 fu. Pinfu ''is'' allowed to score the 10 fu from winning from a closed [[ron]], though. | ||
===Counter examples=== | ===Counter examples=== | ||