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: Win with {{#mjt:4p}} then it'd look like: {{#mjt:567p}} {{#mjt:44p}} | : Win with {{#mjt:4p}} then it'd look like: {{#mjt:567p}} {{#mjt:44p}} | ||
: Win with {{#mjt:7p}} then it'd look like: {{#mjt:456p}} {{#mjt:77p}} | : Win with {{#mjt:7p}} then it'd look like: {{#mjt:456p}} {{#mjt:77p}} | ||
== Fu == | |||
The pattern generates 2 fu for the hand. Either tile type produces the [[jantou|pair]]; and thus, it counts for the waiting pattern of tanki. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 12 February 2015
| Kanji | ノベタン |
|---|---|
| English | Double pair |
| Fu | 2 fu |
| Tile types waiting | {{{type}}} sided wait |
| Tiles available | 6 tiles |
| Pattern example |
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| Tenhou.net example |
Nobetan machi 「ノベタン」 is a tile wait patter, that uses two simultaneous tanki waits. With this pattern, the tenpai hand is looking to pair one of two tiles for completion.
Pattern
Waiting for:
The pattern is noticeable as four consecutive numbered tiles. When completed, the above example functions as follows:
- Win with then it'd look like:
- Win with then it'd look like:
Fu
The pattern generates 2 fu for the hand. Either tile type produces the pair; and thus, it counts for the waiting pattern of tanki.
External links
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