Local yaku/extensions

The extension of the page focuses on giving quick lookup of local yaku definition. The terms may be used anywhere else. Due to the large variety of local yaku, many of them may have limited usage, and can be updated in the future.

List of yaku

Chinchii toushii

Chinchii toushii 「金鶏奪食」 (lit. golden rooster steals food) is a chankan hand mixed with ketsupaihou. [1][2][3]


Rentsuu honitsu

Rentsuu honitsu 「連字混一色」(lit. connected honor half flush) is a special honitsu hand, with sangenpai maching the suit. Originally, in the Tokyo rules, pinzu goes with hatsu, souzu goes with haku and manzu goes with chun, [1] though variations exist. A yakuhai of the dragons may or may not be required, depending on the ruleset.

Dorahairi chinroutou chiitoitsu

Dorahairi chinroutou chiitoitsu 「ドラ入り清老頭七対子」 (lit. all terminals seven pairs with dora) is a chiitoitsu hand with a pair of each of the terminals and dora. [1]

  • Value: Haneman/baiman (adjusted for modern scoring rules)
  • Example:               , when the dora is  
  • Trivia:
    • Dorahairi chinroutou chiitoitsu is included in the 1957 Tokyo rules, with no other usage known.

Mondeikou

Mondeikou 「門泥公」 is only used in a ruleset with 4 akadora. When a hand has all four akadora, this yaku is scored.

Suuchoupaikou

Suuchoupaikou 「四跳牌刻」 is a hand with four triplets (or quads) in one suit where their numbers are increased by 2.

This yaku is a less common variant of suurenkou.

The rule of sekinin barai can be applied in this yakuman hand.

 , last:   , formers:             
Shimocha becomes liable for feeding the last required set: souzu of 3.

Pouhoi paarenchan

Only used alongside paarenchan. If a non-dealer breaks opponent's dealership successfully at the round the dealer can achieve paarenchan, Pouhoi paarenchan 「破回八連荘」 (lit. Destroyed eighth-dealership) is achieved. The non-dealer winner will automatically scored a yakuman.

  • Value: Yakuman

Unlike paarenchan, the ryanhan-shibari restriction is not applied to the non-dealers.

In some ruleset, the winning condition is limited to either tsumo, or ron from the dealer.

Chousangen

Chousangen 「超三元」 (lit. Super 3 dragons) is a hand containing all three quads of sangenpais.

When chousangen is not recognized, such hand is scored as a regular daisangen.

Chousuushi

Chousuushi 「超四喜」 (lit. Super 4 winds) is a hand containing all four quads of wind tiles.

When chousuushi is not recognized, such hand values double or triple yakuman as daisuushi suukantsu.

References

  1. Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 鈴木勧、天野大三『リーチ・どら麻雀の打ち方』金園社、1957。
  2. Shin mahjong 『真・麻雀』 Konami: 1994.
  3. Shodan Kurai Nintei: Shodan Pro Mahjong 『初段位認定・初段プロ麻雀』 Gaps inc. 1995.

Replays

  1. Chousangen (East 2 Round, North seat)