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# The player flips the next dora indicator. Some rules may have this step last depending on the type of kan declared. | # The player flips the next dora indicator. Some rules may have this step last depending on the type of kan declared. | ||
# The player may declare a win, declare more kans, or end their turn by discarding normally. | # The player may declare a win, declare more kans, or end their turn by discarding normally. | ||
== Tile arrangements == | |||
Tiles called for "kan" are set aside. In most cases, they are called for open tile groups. However, one arrangement in particular still indicates a closed hand ("menzen"). | |||
=== Closed === | |||
The first arrangement is preferred, but the second arrangement is also acceptable. | |||
*{{#mjt:0110z}} | |||
*{{#mjt:7007z}} | |||
=== Open === | |||
Daiminkan or shouminkan are indicated as open tile groups. For daiminkan claims from toimen, or the player across, it does not matter which "middle" tile is turned sideways, as long as it is one of the middle tiles. | |||
* {{#mjt:4'444s}} (from [[Jikaze|kamicha]], left) | |||
* {{#mjt:99'99p}} or {{#mjt:999'9m}} (from [[Jikaze|toimen]], across) | |||
* {{#mjt:6666'z}} (from [[Jikaze|shimocha]], right) | |||
==Kan types== | ==Kan types== | ||