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== Sekinin barai for rinshan kaihou == | == Sekinin barai for rinshan kaihou == | ||
Daiminkan pao for [[rinshan kaihou]] is an uncommon rule, but it is still used by a few organizations. Normally, rinshan kaihou would be scored as a regular tsumo under all circumstances. However, this modified rule may be used instead. If rinshan kaihou results from a [[kan#daiminkan|daiminkan]] (kan called with a [[ankou|closed triplet]]), then the point exchange applies as if by "ron". In other words, the player who discarded the tile used for the open kan is liable for the whole hand, if rinshan occurs. If rinshan tsumo fails, then play continues | Daiminkan pao for [[rinshan kaihou]] is an uncommon rule, but it is still used by a few organizations. Normally, rinshan kaihou would be scored as a regular tsumo under all circumstances. However, this modified rule may be used instead. If rinshan kaihou results from a [[kan#daiminkan|daiminkan]] (kan called with a [[ankou|closed triplet]]), then the point exchange applies as if by "ron". In other words, the player who discarded the tile used for the open kan is liable for the whole hand, if rinshan occurs. If rinshan tsumo fails, then play continues normally. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||