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EMA Riichi Competition Rules: Difference between revisions
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Scores are kept on paper, there are no point sticks. Players start with 0 points and may sink into negative scores without ending the game. | Scores are kept on paper, there are no point sticks. Players start with 0 points and may sink into negative scores without ending the game. | ||
Players may declare Riichi with any score. Tournaments often provide each player with a single 1,000-point-stick for Riichi declarations. Winning players always get one Riichi stick back. | Players may declare Riichi with any score. Tournaments often provide each player with a single 1,000-point-stick for Riichi declarations. Winning players always get one Riichi stick back. Leftover Riichi sticks go to the winner sitting closest to the discarder's right. | ||
Table counters are added whenever East won a hand, or there was an exhaustive or abortive draw. Table counters are all removed when someone else than East wins and East does not. Chombo leads to a repetition of the hand with the same number of table counters. | Table counters are added whenever East won a hand, or there was an exhaustive or abortive draw. Table counters are all removed when someone else than East wins and East does not. Chombo leads to a repetition of the hand with the same number of table counters. | ||
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When five or more table counters are present, winning hands must have at least two han, coming from yaku. | When five or more table counters are present, winning hands must have at least two han, coming from yaku. | ||
After each Hanchan, players receive a relatively large [[Uma|uma]] of 10-30, i.e., the second player receives 10,000 points from the third, and the first player receives 30,000 points from last place. When player scores tie, the tying players share their Uma; ties are not resolved by player seating order. Players tying for first share any leftover Riichi sticks. There is no [[Oka | After each Hanchan, players receive a relatively large [[Uma|uma]] of 10-30, i.e., the second player receives 10,000 points from the third, and the first player receives 30,000 points from last place. When player scores tie, the tying players share their Uma; ties are not resolved by player seating order. Players tying for first share any leftover Riichi sticks. There is no [[Oka|oka]]. Scores are ''not'' rounded to the nearest thousand. | ||
=== Time limit === | === Time limit === | ||