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


=== Compatability ===
=== Compatability ===
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.  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]].
Of course, honitsu is not compatible with [[chinitsu]].  Honitsu requires [[jihai|honor tiles]], where as chinitsu does not.


==Value==
==Value==

Revision as of 09:52, 15 December 2013

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

Honitu {混一色) is a standard yaku. Normally translated as a "half flush", this yaku features a hand composed of one suit mixed with at least one honor group of tiles and/or pair.

Tile pattern

Agari: or

Formation

Detection

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

Compatability

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. 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.

Of course, honitsu is not compatible with chinitsu. Honitsu requires honor tiles, where as chinitsu does not.

Value

External links

Honiisou in Japanese Wikipedia