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=== Kokushi musou === | === Kokushi musou === | ||
[[Image:Kokushi Denied.png|thumb|right|250px|Case where a [[kan|closed kan]] was declared during a [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013121107gm-0019-0000-b01e54cd&tw=1&ts=7 kokushi tenpai].]] | [[Image:Kokushi Denied.png|thumb|right|250px|Case where a [[kan|closed kan]] was declared during a [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013121107gm-0019-0000-b01e54cd&tw=1&ts=7 kokushi tenpai].]] | ||
Chankan may work with [[kokushi musou]], especially when a player upgrades a [[minkou]] to a [[kan|shouminkan]] (added kan to an open pon). Furthermore, a kokushi tenpai hand may be awarded a win if another player calls an [[kan|ankan]] (closed kan) with that particular winning tile. Thus, ron may be declared in that instance. However, this particular rule may be subject to variation, which may or may not allow the play to occur. | Chankan may work with [[kokushi musou]], especially when a player upgrades a [[minkou]] to a [[kan|shouminkan]] (added kan to an open pon). Furthermore, a kokushi tenpai hand may be awarded a win if another player calls an [[kan|ankan]] (closed kan) with that particular winning tile. Thus, ron may be declared in that instance. This is the only case where a tile may be taken from an closed kan. However, this particular rule may be subject to variation, which may or may not allow the play to occur. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||