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* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2010050814gm-0009-0000-debfc0f3&tw=2&ts=12 Closed honitsu] | * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2010050814gm-0009-0000-debfc0f3&tw=2&ts=12 Closed honitsu] | ||
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'''Honiisou''' {{kana|混一色}} ( | '''Honiisou''' {{kana|混一色}} (often called '''honitsu''' {{kana|混一}}) is a standard [[yaku]]. Normally translated as a "half flush", this yaku features a hand composed only of honor tiles and tiles of a single suit. If the hand contains no honor tiles, then the [[chinitsu]] yaku is counted instead. | ||
==Tile pattern== | ==Tile pattern== | ||
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==Formation== | ==Formation== | ||
Naturally, it is easier to form honitsu when your hand starts with many tiles of the same suit. It is often unwise to break up a completed | Naturally, it is easier to form honitsu when your hand starts with many tiles of the same suit. It is often unwise to break up a completed group of a different suit to force honitsu (though if you ''really'' need points, it's possible). | ||
=== Detection === | === Detection === | ||