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'''Daiminkan''' {{kana|大明槓}} is also called an "open kan".  A player possesses three of a tile type.  Then the fourth is discarded.  The player may claim the discarded tile and form a daiminkan.  Upon doing so, the player has opened the hand, if the hand was initially closed.
'''Daiminkan''' {{kana|大明槓}} is also called an "open kan".  A player possesses three of a tile type within the hand.  Then the fourth is discarded.  The player may claim the discarded tile and form a daiminkan.  Upon doing so, the player has opened the hand, if the hand was initially closed.


Most rules do not allow to flip the kan dora indicator immediately after a daiminkan declaration. It is usually flipped after discarding, or upon another kan declaration on the same turn. Some rules allow the kan dora indicator to be flipped immediately.
Most rules do not allow to flip the kan dora indicator immediately after a daiminkan declaration. It is usually flipped after discarding, or upon another kan declaration on the same turn. Some rules allow the kan dora indicator to be flipped immediately.
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