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When the tiles are sorted, iipeikou may appear as three groups of consecutive pairs. However, since they must be interpreted as two sequences to score as iipeikou, a hand can never score both iipeikou and [[chiitoitsu]]. | When the tiles are sorted, iipeikou may appear as three groups of consecutive pairs. However, since they must be interpreted as two sequences to score as iipeikou, a hand can never score both iipeikou and [[chiitoitsu]]. | ||
Note that iipeikou requires the hand to be closed, so any [[naki|open call]] (chii/pon/open kan) will invalidate this yaku, even if the call was unrelated to this yaku. However, | Note that iipeikou requires the hand to be closed, so any [[naki|open call]] (chii/pon/open kan) will invalidate this yaku, even if the call was unrelated to this yaku. However, it ''is'' allowed to call [[ron]] and score this yaku, even if the winning tile was the one to complete the iipeikou pattern. | ||
== Compatibility == | == Compatibility == | ||