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==== Scoring ==== | ==== Scoring ==== | ||
Buu Mahjong | Buu Mahjong uses a different scoring system, derived from Aaru-Shi-Aaru Mahjong, the predecessor of modern Riichi Mahjong. The main difference between scoring is the lack of the [[List_of_terminology_by_alphabetical_order#Bazoro|Bazoro]], which refers to the internal 2 Han automatically factored into every Riichi Mahjong hand. As Buu Mahjong uses considerably less points than regular Mahjong, re-denomination of the point sticks is necessary. Standard point sticks are used, but their values are cut down to a tenth, meaning that 100 points = 10, 1000 = 100, and etc.<ref name="ryanpeikou" /><br /> | ||
Play starts at 2000 points and ends when anyone either drops below 0 points or reaches 4000 points.<ref name="ryanpeikou" /><br /> | Play starts at 2000 points and ends when anyone either drops below 0 points or reaches 4000 points.<ref name="ryanpeikou" /><br /> | ||
No minimum [[Han]] is required to win a hand. Any hand with han value of 5 or higher is scored as mangan (2000点). Scoring a [[Yakuman]] hand ends the game with all other players '''sinking'''.<ref name="wikipedia" /><br /> | No minimum [[Han]] is required to win a hand. Any hand with han value of 5 or higher is scored as mangan (2000点). Scoring a [[Yakuman]] hand ends the game with all other players '''sinking'''.<ref name="wikipedia" /><br /> | ||