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At the end of the game, the raw points are used to calculate the end game score. These are the two or three digit +/- numbers used to reflect a player's score. Instead of 30,000 points, a player's score may actually be displayed as +40.0. <!-- To this day, I don't know why this system exists--> | At the end of the game, the raw points are used to calculate the end game score. These are the two or three digit +/- numbers used to reflect a player's score. Instead of 30,000 points, a player's score may actually be displayed as +40.0. <!-- To this day, I don't know why this system exists--> | ||
==Scoring table== | ==Scoring table== | ||
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The score table is generated using the '''Basic points''' and the '''Payment multipliers'''. Similar to a multiplication, the awarded points are arranged in accordance to '''Han''' and '''Fu''' values. With known '''Han''' and '''Fu''' values, the points can simply be read straight off the table. | The score table is generated using the '''Basic points''' and the '''Payment multipliers'''. Similar to a multiplication, the awarded points are arranged in accordance to '''Han''' and '''Fu''' values. With known '''Han''' and '''Fu''' values, the points can simply be read straight off the table. | ||
=== Mangan === | |||
===Dealer=== | ===Dealer=== | ||
{{Score table horizontal | {{Score table horizontal | ||