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*'''Consecutive same suit Sequences'''. Sequences must be in consecutive numbers per the following examples: | *'''Consecutive same suit Sequences'''. Sequences must be in consecutive numbers per the following examples: | ||
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|align=center| {{#mjt:123m}} ||align=center| {{#mjt:3'45p}} | |||
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|align=center| {{#mjt:678p}} ||align=center| {{#mjt:4'56s}} | |||
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*'''Same suit triplets'''. Triplets are three-of-a-kind. As such, the tiles must be of the same kind both in number and suit. Per examples: | *'''Same suit triplets'''. Triplets are three-of-a-kind. As such, the tiles must be of the same kind both in number and suit. Per examples: | ||
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! Closed !! Open | |||
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|align=center| {{#mjt:111p}} ||align=center| {{#mjt:66'6z}} | |||
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|align=center| {{#mjt:777m}} ||align=center| {{#mjt:33'3z}} | |||
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*'''Same suit quads'''. [[Kan]] are four-of-a-kind. However, in an actual sense, quads actually count as three-of-a-kind plus one, where players are actually awarded special privileges for possessing four of one type of tile. | *'''Same suit quads'''. [[Kan]] are four-of-a-kind. However, in an actual sense, quads actually count as three-of-a-kind plus one, where players are actually awarded special privileges for possessing four of one type of tile. | ||