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'''Honiisou''' {{kana|混一色}} is a standard [[yaku]].  Normally translated as a "half flush", this yaku features a hand composed only of honour tiles and tiles of a single suit. If the hand contains no honours, then the [[chinitsu]] yaku is counted instead. This yaku is usually referred to as '''honitsu''' or, occasionally, '''honichi'''.
'''Honiisou''' {{kana|混一色}} is a standard [[yaku]].  Normally translated as a "half flush", this yaku features a hand composed only of honour 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==

Revision as of 01:24, 28 February 2023

Honiisou
Type Yaku
Kanji 混一色
English Half flush
Value 3 han
2 han (open)
Speed Fast
Difficulty Easy

Honiisou 「混一色」 is a standard yaku. Normally translated as a "half flush", this yaku features a hand composed only of honour tiles and tiles of a single suit. If the hand contains no honor tiles, then the chinitsu yaku is counted instead.

Tile pattern

Agari: or

Bakahon

Bakahon 「バカホン」 is a slang term for a basic honitsu with open calls. No other han are scored, either from yaku or dora, meaning that the hand will score low (usually 2000-3000 points).

Formation

Detection

A player's discard pile may lack one particular suit. This may be an indicator of a honitsu hand being developed.

Compatibility

^ Ippatsu requires riichi to be of any use.

RCH DRI IPP SMO TAN PFU IPK ITT YAK SDJ SDO TOI SNA SNK CHA JUN RPK SSG HRO HON CHN CHI RIN HAI HOU CHK
HON

Honitsu is aligned to a single suit. Therefore, this yaku is compatible with other yaku, that follows that pattern; and multiple suited yaku do not apply, namely sanshoku and sanshoku doukou. Naturally, the "single suited" yaku of ittsu can merge with honitsu, only if the fourth tile group is of the same suit or is a set of honours. Other yaku are able to function with multiple suits; but they are also possible using single suits, namely toitoi and sanankou. The same applies for chiitoitsu. Commonly, this yaku works with yakuhai, and likewise, shousangen.

Of course, honitsu is not compatible with chinitsu, because every chinitsu hand is honitsu. Honitsu combined with tanyao or junchan would actually imply chinitsu instead, since there would be no honours.

Value

External links

Honiisou in Japanese Wikipedia