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*Allows your hand to complete faster. Sequences can be completed with twice the | *Allows your hand to complete faster. Sequences can be completed with twice the number of tiles (your draws, and the left opponent's discards). Triplets can be completed with four times the number of tiles (your draws, anyone else's discards). | ||
**Can allow you to complete a hand you otherwise wouldn't have completed at all. E.g. if you have 12-man, and the last 3-man is discarded, you must either call or not complete the sequence. | |||
*Can enable or confirm yaku that would otherwise be unavailable. For instance, [[yakuhai]] are hard to complete without calling pon. | *Can enable or confirm yaku that would otherwise be unavailable. For instance, [[yakuhai]] are hard to complete without calling pon. | ||
*It is hard for opponents to know whether an open hand is complete or not. | *It is hard for opponents to know whether an open hand is complete or not. | ||
*Disrupts [[ippatsu]], as well as [[tenhou and chiihou|tenhou]], [[chiihou]], [[double riichi]], the option to call [[kyuushu kyuuhai]], and the discarding opponent's [[nagashi mangan]]. | *Disrupts [[ippatsu]], as well as [[tenhou and chiihou|tenhou]], [[chiihou]], [[double riichi]], the option to call [[kyuushu kyuuhai]], and the discarding opponent's [[nagashi mangan]]. | ||