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Having achieving tenpai is worth some points when a hand ends in [[ryuukyoku]]. | Having achieving tenpai is worth some points when a hand ends in [[ryuukyoku]]. | ||
== | ==Example tenpai hands== | ||
* {{#mjt:123456789p33m55s}} Waiting for: {{#mjt:3m}} or {{#mjt:5s}} | |||
{ | * {{#mjt:56777p111m11144z}} Waiting for: {{#mjt:7p}} or {{#mjt:4z}} | ||
* {{#mjt:111m23456s888p33z}} Waiting for: {{#mjt:1s}}, {{#mjt:4s}}, or {{#mjt:7s}} | |||
For both of these examples, [[riichi]] may be called, and/or a player can simply win by [[mentsumo|self draw]]. The first two possess [[yaku]]. However, the third example does not, as it stands. It requires riichi, mentsumo, or even the likes of [[haitei]], [[houtei]], [[rinshan]], or [[chankan]] to gain yaku. Regardless, all three are '''closed tenpai''' hands. | |||
* {{#mjt:22345s888m22z}} {{#mjt:666'z}} | |||
* {{#mjt:999p13m}} {{#mjt:4'56p33'3z0z55p0z}} | |||
* {{#mjt:1z}} {{#mjt:6'78m111'p777'3'45s}} | |||
:This example uses [[tanki|hadaka tanki]]. | |||
== Exceptions == | == Exceptions == | ||