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 *When the dealer goes out by ron, the discarding player pays the winner 6 × basic points.
-Each value to be paid is rounded up to the nearest 100. Because of how this rounding works, a tsumo win may result in a few hundred more points than a ron of the same value. (For example, a 1 han 30 fu hand scores 240 basic points. Without rounding, a ron would score 960 points, and a tsumo would also score 240+240+460 = 960 points. As each individual player's payment is rounded, ron scores 1000, and tsumo scores 300+300+500 = 1100, or 100 more than ron.)
+Each value to be paid is rounded up to the nearest 100. Because of how this rounding works, a tsumo win may result in a few hundred more points than a ron of the same value. (For example, a 1 han 30 fu hand scores 240 basic points. Without rounding, a ron would score 960 points, and a tsumo would also score 240+240+480 = 960 points. As each individual player's payment is rounded, ron scores 1000, and tsumo scores 300+300+500 = 1100, or 100 more than ron.)
 To explain this in different terms: when hand wins by ron, the ronned player pays 100% of the hand's value. When a hand wins by tsumo, each player splits the payment evenly (with the dealer paying double).