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==Fu== | ==Fu== | ||
To understand pinfu, players must understand the nature of ''fu''. ''Fu'' are a set of points associated with hand composition. Pinfu lacks any of these. | To understand pinfu, players must understand the nature of ''fu''. ''Fu'' are a set of points associated with hand composition. Pinfu lacks any of these. | ||
==Usage== | |||
==Combined with== | |||
* [[Iipeiko]] | |||
* [[Sanshoku]] | |||
* [[Ittsu]] | |||
* [[Junchan]] | |||
* [[Chinitsu]] | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Revision as of 07:05, 31 July 2013
Pinfu is a standard yaku. This yaku is defined by having 0-fu aside from the base 20. Though, this yaku may receive the bonus 10-fu acquired from a closed ron. This yaku is closed only.
Tile diagram
Winning tile: 
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English reference
In English, pinfu is commonly referred as "all sequences". However, the yaku is not as simple as that. Other than having an open hand, it is possible for a hand to be composed of all sequences and still not be classed as a pinfu.
Fu
To understand pinfu, players must understand the nature of fu. Fu are a set of points associated with hand composition. Pinfu lacks any of these.