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The highest-scoring combinations are the yakuman patterns. A hand completing a yakuman is not normally scored for han and fu, but depending on the rules, it may be possible to combine multiple yakuman for an even larger hand. | The highest-scoring combinations are the yakuman patterns. A hand completing a yakuman is not normally scored for han and fu, but depending on the rules, it may be possible to combine multiple yakuman for an even larger hand. | ||
Under [[aotenjou]] rules, where there is no scoring limit, a yakuman is scored as a 13 | Under [[aotenjou]] rules, where there is no scoring limit, a yakuman is scored as a 13-han yaku. | ||
== Scoring procedure == | == Scoring procedure == | ||