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 Have players who do not win a hand during the entire hanchan pay a penalty to those who do, or to whoever is first. This is not used in any listed ruleset.
+===Kiriage mangan===
+Score 4 han, 30 fu as a mangan, as well as 3 han, 60 fu. The exact values for these hands are 7,700 points on a non-dealer ron, split as 2,000 and 3,900 on a non-dealer tsumo, and 11,600 points on a dealer ron, split as 3,900 for all on a dealer tsumo.
+ari – Round up to mangan, i.e., score 8,000 or 12,000 points.
+nashi – Score the exact values.
+===Leftover riibo===
+If the last hand of the hanchan is a draw, there may be leftover riichi sticks on the table. This rule decides what happens with them.
+lost – Nobody gets the leftover riichi sticks.
+share – The players with the highest scores share the sticks equally. There is no information on how fractional sticks are handled for 3 or 4 tying players.
+tiebr. – The table winner gets the sticks. If several players tie for first place, better places are assigned according to initial winds.
+back – The sticks go back to the players who bet them.
+===Scorekeeping===
+Keep track of player's scores during a hanchan.
+option – Each tournament can specify a suitable scorekeeping method.
+paper – Scores are written down on a scoresheet.
+tenbo – Scoring sticks (tenbo) are exchanged after each hand.
+comp. – This is a computer game and it keeps track of scores automatically.
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 * Time – Pon trumps chii if called at the same time, otherwise the first call stands. Ron trumps anything, even if called slightly later.
-==Kiriage mangan==
-Score 4 han, 30 fu as a mangan, as well as 3 han, 60 fu. The exact values for these hands are 7,700 points on a non-dealer ron, split as 2,000 and 3,900 on a non-dealer tsumo, and 11,600 points on a dealer ron, split as 3,900 for all on a dealer tsumo.
-ari – Round up to mangan, i.e., score 8,000 or 12,000 points.
-nashi – Score the exact values.
-==Leftover riibo==
-If the last hand of the hanchan is a draw, there may be leftover riichi sticks on the table. This rule decides what happens with them.
-lost – Nobody gets the leftover riichi sticks.
-share – The players with the highest scores share the sticks equally. There is no information on how fractional sticks are handled for 3 or 4 tying players.
-tiebr. – The table winner gets the sticks. If several players tie for first place, better places are assigned according to initial winds.
-back – The sticks go back to the players who bet them.
-==Scorekeeping==
-Keep track of player's scores during a hanchan.
-option – Each tournament can specify a suitable scorekeeping method.
-paper – Scores are written down on a scoresheet.
-tenbo – Scoring sticks (tenbo) are exchanged after each hand.
-comp. – This is a computer game and it keeps track of scores automatically.
 ==Yaku==
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 ari – Allow this combination. I consider this a bug in the 2012 EMA RCR.
 nashi – Do not allow this combination. This is Japanese default.
 ===Tenhou/chihou===