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'''Haiteihai''' {{kana|海底牌}} is the very last tile that can be drawn from the regular wall. This is clearly indicated as the 15th tile left, counting the tiles of the dead wall including the [[dora|dora indicator]]. Typically, this tile resides as the lower of two tiles next to the back end of the dead wall. Earlier calls for [[kan]] may "alter" the designation of the last tile, as that same bottom tile gets shifted into the dead wall to maintain fourteen tiles after the [[rinshan]] draw. | '''Haiteihai''' {{kana|海底牌}} is the very last tile that can be drawn from the regular wall. This is clearly indicated as the 15th tile left, counting the tiles of the dead wall including the [[dora|dora indicator]]. Typically, this tile resides as the lower of two tiles next to the back end of the dead wall. Earlier calls for [[kan]] may "alter" the designation of the last tile, as that same bottom tile gets shifted into the dead wall to maintain fourteen tiles after the [[rinshan]] draw. | ||
Likewise, the very last discard is called '''houteihai''' {{河底牌}}, which is subject to the call of "ron" for the houtei raoyui yaku and nothing else. [[Naki|Tile calls]] of chii, pon, or kan cannot apply to it. | Likewise, the very last discard is called '''houteihai''' {{kana|河底牌}}, which is subject to the call of "ron" for the houtei raoyui yaku and nothing else. [[Naki|Tile calls]] of chii, pon, or kan cannot apply to it. | ||
== Compatability == | == Compatability == | ||