Local yaku: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
| Line 460: | Line 460: | ||
=== Shousharin / Shouchikurin / Shousuurin === | === Shousharin / Shouchikurin / Shousuurin === | ||
'''Shousharin''' {{kana|小車輪}} is a concealed hand with seven consecutive [[pinzu]] pairs from 1 to 7, or from 3 to 9. Likewise, '''Shouchikurin''' {{kana|小竹林}} and '''Shousuurin''' {{kana|小数隣}} are the versions of [[souzu]] and [[manzu]] in a same pattern correspondingly. | |||
* Value: Yakuman, sanbaiman, or even baiman (as if the yaku is not defined at all) | |||
* Example: {{#mjt:11223344556677p}} (Shousharin) | |||
* Trivia: | |||
** When the yaku is not recognized, such hand values at least a baiman (9 han), with [[chinitsu]]'s 6 han + [[ryanpeikou]]'s 3 han. Unlike daisharin, pinfu is not always guaranteed. | |||
** The usage of yaku is not as common as daisharin. Usually this yaku is defined accompanying with daisharin as a weaker version. | |||
=== Isshoku yonjun === | === Isshoku yonjun === | ||