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=== With pinfu === | === With pinfu === | ||
[[Pinfu]] requires a [[machi|wait pattern]] consisting of [[ryanmen]] (open wait) or related | [[Pinfu]] requires a [[machi|wait pattern]] consisting of [[ryanmen]] (open wait) or a related wait like [[ryanmenten]] (three sided open). If a hand is waiting to complete the 1-9 pattern, a ryanmen wait would be subject to [[takame and yasume]]: only one tile would complete the ittsu. | ||
However, this problem is completely averted if the hand already contains the full 1-9 pattern, with a wait depending on the extra tile group. | However, this problem is completely averted if the hand already contains the full 1-9 pattern, with a wait depending on the extra tile group. | ||
=== With honitsu and chinitsu === | === With honitsu and chinitsu === | ||
Ittsuu already contains nine tiles (1-9) of a single suit, so [[honitsu]] and [[chinitsu]] | Ittsuu already contains nine tiles (1-9) of a single suit, so [[honitsu]] and [[chinitsu]] naturally combine with ittsuu. To form those yaku, the remaining four tiles (plus one winning tile) have to be composed of the same suit or an honor tile. | ||
With closed hands, this combination produces some very powerful hands. With honitsu, the hand produces [[mangan]]; while it is [[baiman]] with chinitsu. | With closed hands, this combination produces some very powerful hands. With honitsu, the hand produces [[mangan]]; while it is [[baiman]] with chinitsu. | ||