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'''Daisangen''' {{kana|大三元}} is a standard [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]]. | '''Daisangen''' {{kana|大三元}} is a standard [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]]. In English, it can be shortened to "DSG". This yakuman involves the collection of all three tile groups of the [[sangenpai]] (dragon tiles). It is one of the three '''yakuman gosanke''' {{kana|役満御三家}}, or "the three big families of yakuman". | ||
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The rule of [[sekinin barai]] applies to daisangen in the form of yakuman '''pao'''. This occurs when a player seeking to develop this yakuman already had made [[naki|open calls]] (pon) with two out of the three possible dragon types. The rule is then invoked when the third type is discarded and called to complete the yakuman portion of the hand. So, the call upgrades the hand into a very obviously open daisangen. That third discarder becomes partially liable or fully liable for that play. | The rule of [[sekinin barai]] applies to daisangen in the form of yakuman '''pao'''. This occurs when a player seeking to develop this yakuman already had made [[naki|open calls]] (pon) with two out of the three possible dragon types. The rule is then invoked when the third type is discarded and called to complete the yakuman portion of the hand. So, the call upgrades the hand into a very obviously open daisangen. Even if the third dragon was called to complete a [[kan]], this rule still applies. That third discarder becomes partially liable or fully liable for that play. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 05:07, 15 March 2024
| Type | Yakuman |
|---|---|
| Kanji | 大三元 |
| English | Big three dragons |
| Value | Yakuman |
| Speed | Slow |
| Difficulty | Hard |
Daisangen 「大三元」 is a standard yakuman. In English, it can be shortened to "DSG". This yakuman involves the collection of all three tile groups of the sangenpai (dragon tiles). It is one of the three yakuman gosanke 「役満御三家」, or "the three big families of yakuman".
Tile pattern
Agari:
- Note: This hand is also winnable with
, but this hand would be shousangen instead.
Development
As the name implies, this yakuman depends on all three dragons. In the event where one dragon type is not available as a triplet, then this yakuman is no longer possible.
Viability
Most instances of daisangen involve open calls for the dragon tiles. Therefore, one of the more reasonable hand states involve three pairs of the dragon tiles. That gives a player the opportunity to call on those tiles or at least have a shanpon tenpai involving one of the dragons. On occasion, a very lucky player could develop a completely closed hand with the yakuman embedded. This may leave players unsuspecting.
The chances for daisangen can be rendered impossible for a hand, if at least 2 out of 4 tiles of any dragon type is discarded or made unavailable.
Sekinin barai
The rule of sekinin barai applies to daisangen in the form of yakuman pao. This occurs when a player seeking to develop this yakuman already had made open calls (pon) with two out of the three possible dragon types. The rule is then invoked when the third type is discarded and called to complete the yakuman portion of the hand. So, the call upgrades the hand into a very obviously open daisangen. Even if the third dragon was called to complete a kan, this rule still applies. That third discarder becomes partially liable or fully liable for that play.
External links
- Daisangen in Japanese Wikipedia
- 麻雀-役満 藤川孝治の大三元-New Wave Cup/MONDO TV (YouTube)
- Daisangen scored in the New Wave Cup
- Statistical analysis of pao
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