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=== Variation ===
=== Variation ===


Some rules [[Yaku_variations#Ryuuiisou|require hatsu (green dragon)]] in the hand, among them [[JPML|JPML A]]. The more common rule allows, but does not require hatsu, within the hand.
Some rules [[Yaku_variations#Ryuuiisou|require hatsu (green dragon)]] in the hand, among them [[JPML|JPML A]]. The more common rule allows, but does not require, hatsu within the hand.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 08:02, 15 June 2024

Ryuuiisou
Type Yakuman
Kanji 緑一色
English All green
Value Yakuman
Speed Very slow
Difficulty Very hard

Ryuuiisou 「緑一色」 is one of the standard yakuman hands. Composed of literally "all green" tiles, this yakuman is obtained when every tile in a winning hand consists only of: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 of souzu and/or the green dragon tiles.

Tile diagram

Winning tile: or

Open

Winning tile: or

This example is only possible under the common ruling of optional hatsu.

Value

This hand is a yakuman hand which automatically awards 32000 points to a non-dealer winner, or 48000 points to a dealer winner.

Formation

This yakuman is literally all green, as all the tiles are composed of green tiles. No markings of other color are applied to these tiles, hence its designation as all green. With this yakuman, only six tile types are available:

With the usual four melds and a pair pattern, at least five out of the six tile types are needed to complete this yakuman. Because 2-3-4 can be used as sequences, this yakuman is easier than chinroutou (which requires all triplets). Because there are only six unique tile types, this yakuman is impossible to obtain in chiitoitsu form.

Furiten

Choice between jigoku or furiten.
Waiting for: - or

This hand may regularly be subject to furiten, especially around the range of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 sou. While it is necessary to discard 1 sou and 5 sou to build this yakuman, these discarded tiles may lead to a tenpai hand with furiten. That may be particularly true for above example.

Variation

Some rules require hatsu (green dragon) in the hand, among them JPML A. The more common rule allows, but does not require, hatsu within the hand.

External links

Ryuuiisou in Japanese Wikipedia
Ryuuiisou at Nihon Pro Mahjong.