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==4 tile wait== | ==4 tile wait== | ||
=== Quadruple | === Quadruple shanpon === | ||
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|pattern = 000z2233445566p | |pattern = 000z2233445566p |
Revision as of 05:21, 5 July 2014
These machi involve waits, which are nameless combinations. Instead, they use combined forms of the other patterns. Furthermore, they mostly consist of consecutive, or closely consecutive, numbered tiles. Recognition of these patterns can produce some significantly powerful waits, which may be immune to suji and have large numbers of waiting tiles. Of course, not every single wait pattern is included here but rather various examples.
3 tile wait
Kanchan with tanki
Double kanchan with tanki
Kanchan with nobetan
Shanpon with tanki
Triple Shanpon
Ryanmen with penchan
Ryanmen with tanki and kanchan
Ryanmen with kanchan
Ryanmen with tanki
4 tile wait
Quadruple shanpon
Double entotsu
Ryanmen with penchan
Ryanmen with triple shanpon
Ryanmen with tanki and shanpon
Ryanmenten with shanpon
5 tile wait
Ryanmen with shanpon and kanchan
Ryanmen with shanpon and nobetan
Ryanmenten with nobetan
Double Ryanmen with tanki
More than 5 tiles wait
6 tiles
7 tiles
8 tiles
9 Tiles
- Waiting for:
- This is the Junsei Chuuren tenpai.
13 Tiles
- Waiting for:
- This is the Junsei Kokushi tenpai.
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