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It is impossible for kan and pon to be called simultaneously. However, either can simultaneously occur with chii. Due to precedence, the player, who calls kan or pon, gains the right to a discarded tile over a chii call. Overall, the call for ron supercedes all tile discard calls. | It is impossible for kan and pon to be called simultaneously. However, either can simultaneously occur with chii. Due to precedence, the player, who calls kan or pon, gains the right to a discarded tile over a chii call. Overall, the call for ron supercedes all tile discard calls. | ||
==Open vs closed== | == Open vs closed == | ||
With regards to mahjong hands, the common question looks to determine the best practices of opening or closing a hand. For starters, players should know the [[yaku]] and their han values. Essentially, this begs the question: "Is it worth opening the hand, or is it better to remain closed?" Naturally, there are advantages and disadvantages to either approach. For both cases, the speed at which a hand attains [[tenpai]] rests on this decision. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||