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This portion of the scoring table is the least used. To score 70+ fu, the hand needs the large amount of fu generated by [[kan|closed kan]] involving terminal or honor tiles. Otherwise, the hand may also involve any multiple kan calls. Furthermore, the 70+ fu scores only apply to 1 or 2 han hands. With 3 han or more, the value is already set to mangan. | This portion of the scoring table is the least used. Hands scored at 70+ fu rarely occur; but they most certainly do occur. To score 70+ fu, the hand needs the large amount of fu generated by [[kan|closed kan]] involving terminal or honor tiles. Otherwise, the hand may also involve any multiple kan calls. Furthermore, the 70+ fu scores only apply to 1 or 2 han hands. With 3 han or more, the value is already set to mangan. | ||
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Point equivalences continue to apply for the 40 fu and 80 fu column, as well as the 50 fu and 100 fu column. The columns for 70 fu, 90 fu, and 110 fu all produce unique point values not found elsewhere on the scoring table. Therefore, those may have to be memorized on their own. | Point equivalences continue to apply for the 40 fu and 80 fu column, as well as the 50 fu and 100 fu column. The columns for 70 fu, 90 fu, and 110 fu all produce unique point values not found elsewhere on the scoring table. Therefore, those may have to be memorized on their own. Again, they do not occur frequently; so it is best and practical to learn these values after learning the rest of the scoring table. | ||
===40 fu and 80 fu=== | ===40 fu and 80 fu=== | ||