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	'''Tenpai''' is also referred to as the "ready hand". A hand is tenpai or "ready" when only one more tile is needed to complete the hand. The completion may be either done by draw and/or discard, where applicable. Tenpai does not require that the completed hand has a yaku, although both a completed hand and a yaku are necessary to win.		'''Tenpai''' is also referred to as the "ready hand". A hand is tenpai or "ready" when only one more tile is needed to complete the hand. The completion may be either done by draw and/or discard, where applicable. Tenpai does not require that the completed hand has a [[Yaku\|yaku]], although both a completed hand and a yaku are necessary to win.

	Being one or more tiles away from tenpai is called '''noten'''. This word is a contraction of the English '''no tenpai'''.		Being one or more tiles away from tenpai is called '''noten'''. This word is a contraction of the English '''no tenpai'''.