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Menzenchin tsumohou
Type	Yaku
Kanji	門前清自摸和
English	Self draw
Value	1 han (closed only)
Speed	Varies
Difficulty	Varies

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Menzenchin tsumohou 「門前清自摸和」, otherwise referred to as menzen tsumo or even simpler tsumo 「ツモ」, is a yaku obtained when a closed hand wins with a self-drawn tile - in other words, a closed hand winning from tsumo.

Formation

All closed hands can qualify for menzen tsumo; declaring riichi is not required. A hand can win even if its only yaku is menzen tsumo.

If a tile was called from another player, or if the hand was won from another player's discard, this yaku is invalidated.

Compatibility

Main article: Yaku compatibility

^ Ippatsu requires riichi to be of any use.

	RCH	DRI	IPP	SMO	TAN	PFU	IPK	ITT	YAK	SDJ	SDO	TOI	SNA	SNK	CHA	JUN	RPK	SSG	HRO	HON	CHN	CHI	RIN	HAI	HOU	CHK
SMO

Menzen tsumo with toitoi is actually the yakuman, suuankou. Otherwise, this yaku is compatible with all yaku except for houtei and chankan. Neither of those two yaku can win by self-draw.

With riichi

This yaku is typically accompanied with riichi. Of course, the use of riichi will depend on the current state of the game: current point standing, other player riichi calls, potentially threatening hands, tile waits, and tile availability. Sometimes, it can be better to stay in damaten rather than riichi.

External links

門前清自摸和

Menzenchin tsumohou in Japanese Wikipedia

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 {{Infobox yaku
 |type        = Yaku
-|kanji       = 門前清自摸和<br>自摸
+|kanji       = 門前清自摸和
 |english     = Self draw
 |value       = 1 han (closed only)
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 * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014012608gm-0009-7447-12a13787&tw=3&ts=8 Tsumo nomi] with some [[dora]].
 }}
-'''Menzenchin tsumohou''' {{kana|門前清自摸和}}, otherwise referred as '''menzen tsumo''' or even simpler '''tsumo''' {{kana|自摸}}, is a yaku involving closed hands.  Literally, a player with a closed [[tenpai]] hand may win with tsumo, as this is a yaku all on its own.
+'''Menzenchin tsumohou''' {{kana|門前清自摸和}}, otherwise referred to as '''menzen tsumo''' or even simpler '''tsumo''' {{kana|ツモ}}, is a [[yaku]] obtained when a [[naki|closed]] hand wins with a self-drawn tile - in other words, a closed hand winning from [[tsumo]].
 ==Formation==
-With this yaku, all closed hands qualify for menzen tsumo, even if it is the only yaku.  No open hand may qualify for this yaku.  The instant a player [[Naki|calls on a discarded tile]], then the player forfeits the right to claim this yaku until the next hand, just like [[riichi]].
+All closed hands can qualify for menzen tsumo; declaring [[riichi]] is not required. A hand can win even if its only yaku is menzen tsumo.
+If a tile was [[naki|called]] from another player, or if the hand was won from another player's discard, this yaku is invalidated.
 == Compatibility ==
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 {{Yaku compatibility table|SMO}}
-Mentsumo with [[toitoi]] is actually the yakuman, [[suuankou]].  Otherwise, this yaku is compatible with all yaku except for [[houtei]] and [[chankan]].  Neither of those two yaku can win by self-draw.
+Menzen tsumo with [[toitoi]] is actually the yakuman, [[suuankou]].  Otherwise, this yaku is compatible with all yaku except for [[houtei]] and [[chankan]]. Neither of those two yaku can win by self-draw.
 === With riichi ===
-This yaku is typically accompanied with riichi.  Of course, the [[riichi strategy|use of riichi]] is only advisable on the current state of the game: current point standing, other player riichi calls, potentially threatening hands, tile waits, and tile availability.  At times, it may simply be advisable to utilize [[damaten]], rather than putting one self at risk.
+This yaku is typically accompanied with riichi.  Of course, the [[riichi strategy|use of riichi]] will depend on the current state of the game: current point standing, other player riichi calls, potentially threatening hands, tile waits, and tile availability. Sometimes, it can be better to stay in [[damaten]] rather than riichi.
 ==External links==