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* Similarly, do not introduce [[scoring]], [[riichi]], or [[naki|tile calls]] yet. | * Similarly, do not introduce [[scoring]], [[riichi]], or [[naki|tile calls]] yet. | ||
== | == More advanced ruleset == | ||
Once the player(s) are comfortable with 4 tile mahjong hands, increase the base hand size to 7 tiles. In these rules, the goal is to create a winning hand of 8 tiles: 2 sets and 1 pair. A ''tenpai'' hand is 7 tiles: either 1 set + 1 incomplete set + 1 pair, or 2 sets + a tile waiting to be paired. Still use only 1 suit for now. | Once the player(s) are comfortable with 4 tile mahjong hands, increase the base hand size to 7 tiles. In these rules, the goal is to create a winning hand of 8 tiles: 2 sets and 1 pair. A ''tenpai'' hand is 7 tiles: either 1 set + 1 incomplete set + 1 pair, or 2 sets + a tile waiting to be paired. Still use only 1 suit for now. | ||
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* {{machi|pattern = 1236789p |tilewaits = 69p}} (a dual single wait: if we take 678 as a sequence, we can complete the hand by pairing the 9; if we treat 789 as a sequence, we can complete the hand by pairing the 6) | * {{machi|pattern = 1236789p |tilewaits = 69p}} (a dual single wait: if we take 678 as a sequence, we can complete the hand by pairing the 9; if we treat 789 as a sequence, we can complete the hand by pairing the 6) | ||
* {{machi|pattern = 3456789p |tilewaits = 369p}} (a triple single wait: this works a similar way to the dual single wait. It can be seen as 3 + 456 + 789, 345 + 6 + 789, or 345 + 678 + 9. Therefore you can complete a pair with any of the three.) | * {{machi|pattern = 3456789p |tilewaits = 369p}} (a triple single wait: this works a similar way to the dual single wait. It can be seen as 3 + 456 + 789, 345 + 6 + 789, or 345 + 678 + 9. Therefore you can complete a pair with any of the three listed tiles.) | ||
After players are comfortable with that, introduce another suit: the bamboos. Note that pairs, sequences, and triplets cannot be made by "mixing" suits - each set/pair can only be made from a single suit. | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||