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However, an exception is made for players with [[suu kantsu]] tenpai. After the fourth kan call, the game continues giving the player a chance to score the yakuman. Other than another player winning, this chance may be abruptly ended with a fifth call for a kan; and the ''kyoku'' ends immediately. Otherwise, the game may continue to [[ryuukyoku]]. | However, an exception is made for players with [[suu kantsu]] tenpai. After the fourth kan call, the game continues giving the player a chance to score the yakuman. Other than another player winning, this chance may be abruptly ended with a fifth call for a kan; and the ''kyoku'' ends immediately. Otherwise, the game may continue to [[ryuukyoku]]. | ||
== Rinshan kaihou == | == Yaku == | ||
Two [[List of yaku|yaku]] are centered around kan calls. One applies a win via the kan draw; and the other is applied to added kans. | |||
=== Rinshan kaihou === | |||
{{Main|Rinshan kaihou}} | {{Main|Rinshan kaihou}} | ||
'''Rinshan kaihou''' is a | '''Rinshan kaihou''' is a yaku gained by calling tsumo on the replacement tile after any type of kan declaration. | ||
==Chankan== | === Chankan === | ||
{{Main|Chankan}} | {{Main|Chankan}} | ||
'''Chankan''' is a yaku | '''Chankan''' is a yaku applied on a shominkan (added kan) declaration. A hand in tenpai for a kan call on a tile added to a called [[pon]] may declare ron on that tile. | ||
==Kan risks== | ==Kan risks== | ||