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'''Keishiki tenpai''' {{kana|形式聴牌}}, or '''shaped tenpai''', is otherwise known as a tenpai hand with no yaku.  Some cases of tenpai also involve waiting for a so-called fifth tile, which is nonexistent.  Strategically, players often push for tenpai hands regardless of yaku state for ryuukyoku to gain small points rather than lose them.
 
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Keishiki tenpai 「形式聴牌」, or shaped tenpai, is otherwise known as a tenpai hand with no yaku. Some cases of tenpai also involve waiting for a so-called fifth tile, which is nonexistent. Strategically, players often push for tenpai hands regardless of yaku state for ryuukyoku to gain small points rather than lose them.

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