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| 2 || 4 || {{#mjt:11m2447p8899s136z}} || A hand with four pairs may consider chiitoitsu - only one more pair is needed to get to 1-shanten. It can also go for the regular hand structure if the shapes are good to do so (e.g., a hand with many [[ryanmen]] + 1 sequence should go for the regular structure). | | 2 || 4 || {{#mjt:11m2447p8899s136z}} || A hand with four pairs may consider chiitoitsu - only one more pair is needed to get to 1-shanten. | ||
It can also go for the regular hand structure if the shapes are good to do so (e.g., a hand with many [[ryanmen]] + 1 sequence should go for the regular structure). Such a hand should still try and keep the option for chiitoitsu, though. | |||
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| 3 || 3 || {{#mjt:11m2447p6899s136z}} || A hand with three pairs is inefficient either way, unless a pair can easily be [[pon]]ned. Prefer the regular hand structure, unless a 4th pair is drawn very early. | | 3 || 3 || {{#mjt:11m2447p6899s136z}} || A hand with three pairs is inefficient either way, unless a pair can easily be [[pon]]ned. Prefer the regular hand structure, unless a 4th pair is drawn very early. | ||