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* Declaring a win with a noten hand is definitely subject to chombo. | * Declaring a win with a noten hand is definitely subject to chombo. | ||
* Declaring a win with an incomplete hand. | * Declaring a win with an incomplete hand. | ||
=== Noten riichi === | === Noten riichi === | ||
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=== Invalid ankan === | === Invalid ankan === | ||
{{main|Kan#Kan during riichi}} | |||
During riichi, a player may call [[kan]] with an ankan, or closed kan. However, this is invalid when the player's [[Machi|wait]] changes. Typically, this occurs when, the four concealed tiles are connected to another [[mentsu|tile grouping]]. Other players cannot detect this rules violation immediately, and it is punished at the same time as a noten riichi. | |||
'''Example:''' ''Riichi is declared.'' | |||
:{{#mjt:22234p777m345s33z}} | |||
* {{#mjt:7m}} If this tile is drawn, then it is acceptable to call kan in this instance. | |||
* {{#mjt:2p}} If this tile is drawn, then it is unacceptable to call kan. In fact, it is much better to simply call [[mentsumo|tsumo]] and win the hand. | |||
=== Calling with a dead hand === | === Calling with a dead hand === | ||