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== Rule statement == | == Rule statement == | ||
{{Discard pile | |||
|align = right | |||
|title = Example discard pile | |||
|tilerow1 = 1s6527z7s | |||
|tilerow2 = 23p3s6z4s1m | |||
|tilerow3 = 4z | |||
|source = 2-pin in this discard applies furiten to the example hand | |||
}} | |||
A hand in tenpai is in furiten in any of the following scenarios: | A hand in tenpai is in furiten in any of the following scenarios: | ||
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=== Own discard furiten === | === Own discard furiten === | ||
When a player is in furiten because of their own discard, it is sometimes called '''permanent furiten'''. This name is slightly misleading because a player can (unless they have declared riichi) change their waits to avoid this form of furiten. | When a player is in furiten because of their own discard, it is sometimes called '''permanent furiten'''. This name is slightly misleading because a player can (unless they have declared riichi) change their waits to avoid this form of furiten. | ||