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|kanji      = 三面ノベタン
|english    = Triple pair wait
|english    = Triple pair wait
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|fu          = 2 fu
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|gameExample = * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014022520gm-0009-7447-f8c467e5&tw=0&ts=8 Sanmentan]
|gameExample = * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014022520gm-0009-7447-f8c467e5&tw=0&ts=8 Sanmentan]
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'''Sanmentan''' is an extension to [[nobetan]], which utilizes multiple [[tanki]] (pair waits).  While nobetan uses two, sanmentan uses three. Sanmentan is recognizable as a pattern of seven consecutive tiles. Always, the [[machi|wait pattern]] utilizes a whole [[suji]] triple, like 2-5-8.
'''Sanmentan''' is a three-sided [[tanki]] wait (wait for a pair), an extension of the two-sided [[nobetan]]. It is formed with a string of seven consecutive tiles. A sanmentan always waits along an entire [[suji]] interval, either 1-4-7, 2-5-8, and 3-6-9.


== Tile pattern ==
== Tile pattern ==
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Since the pattern seeks to complete the [[jantou|pair]], this pattern is awarded 2 fu. It counts for the [[tanki|pair wait]], despite multiple instances of it.
Since the pattern seeks to complete the [[pair]], this pattern is awarded 2 fu. It counts as a [[tanki]] wait, despite being multi-sided.


==Development==
==Development==
This waiting pattern is always a string of 7 numbered tiles.  Within this string of 7 tiles, two sequential tile groups can be formed, which may be shifted depending on the [[jantou|paired tile]]. To determine the tile wait with this pattern, especially when a [[complex machi|hybrid complex pattern]] is involved, the player needs to identify which tile will be the paired tile in the hand.
This waiting pattern is always a string of 7 numbered tiles, which can be interpreted as 2 sequences + 1 lone tile on either end of the sequence. To determine the tile wait with this pattern, especially when a [[complex machi|hybrid complex pattern]] is involved, the player needs to identify which tile will be the paired tile in the hand.


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

Latest revision as of 17:56, 21 September 2024

Sanmen nobetan
Kanji 三面ノベタン
English Triple pair wait
Fu 2 fu
Tile types waiting 3 sided wait
Tiles available 9 tiles
Tenhou.net example

Sanmentan is a three-sided tanki wait (wait for a pair), an extension of the two-sided nobetan. It is formed with a string of seven consecutive tiles. A sanmentan always waits along an entire suji interval, either 1-4-7, 2-5-8, and 3-6-9.

Tile pattern

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Fu

Since the pattern seeks to complete the pair, this pattern is awarded 2 fu. It counts as a tanki wait, despite being multi-sided.

Development

This waiting pattern is always a string of 7 numbered tiles, which can be interpreted as 2 sequences + 1 lone tile on either end of the sequence. To determine the tile wait with this pattern, especially when a hybrid complex pattern is involved, the player needs to identify which tile will be the paired tile in the hand.

External links