Tsumo: Difference between revisions

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Tsumo has several meanings.

Tsumo is the act of drawing a tile.
"Tsumo" is called to declare a win on a self-drawn tile.
Menzenchin tsumohou, often shorted to tsumo, is a yaku obtained when a closed hand wins by self-draw.
When looking at a mahjong hand (such as in a paifu), tsumo may refer to the tile just drawn, or a winning drawn tile.

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-'''Tsumo''' may have several meanings.
+'''Tsumo''' has several meanings.
 * Tsumo is the act of drawing a tile.
-* In [[paifu]] (play records) or hand patterns, tsumo may refer to a drawn tile or a winning drawn tile.
+* "[[Naki|Tsumo]]" is called to declare a win on a self-drawn tile.
-* [[Naki|Tsumo]] is called to declare a win on a self-drawn tile.
+* [[Menzenchin tsumohou]], often shorted to ''tsumo'', is a [[yaku]] obtained when a closed hand wins by self-draw.
-* [[Menzenchin tsumohou]] is usually shortened to ''tsumo'', referring to the [[List of yaku|yaku]] worth 1 han achieved by self-drawing with a closed hand.
+* When looking at a mahjong hand (such as in a [[paifu]]), tsumo may refer to the tile just drawn, or a winning drawn tile.
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