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option – Tenhou.net offers both rules in different games. You can play kuitan nashi only if you play akadora nashi, see below. The Korean rules write "[concealed hand only selective]", which sounds as if kuitan were an optional rule. | option – Tenhou.net offers both rules in different games. You can play kuitan nashi only if you play akadora nashi, see below. The Korean rules write "[concealed hand only selective]", which sounds as if kuitan were an optional rule. | ||
== | ==Atozuke== | ||
{{main|Atozuke}} | |||
Allow the hand to win even if there exists no yaku that is satisfied with all wait tiles. | Allow the hand to win even if there exists no yaku that is satisfied with all wait tiles. Atozuke nashi, also called sakizuke ari, requires all winning possibilities to satisfy at least one same yaku. Sakizuke requires some | ||
* Ari – Atozuke: Allow determination of yaku after determining the winning tile. | |||
* Nashi – Sakizuke: Require a fixed yaku no matter how the hand wins. | |||
==Kuikae== | ==Kuikae== | ||