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In general, this yaku is noted as 2 han. However, it is impossible for this yaku to score without two instances of [[yakuhai]] from the two [[Koutsu|groups]] of sangenpai. In combination, this yaku will never produce a hand worth less than 4 han. Even with both sangenpai groups called open, that is a combination of 8 fu; and then there's 2 more fu from the sangenpai pair of the third type. This means that with a closed [[Naki#ron|ron]], or when playing with [[Scoring variations#kiriage mangan|kiriage mangan]], the hand will always score at least [[mangan]] | In general, this yaku is noted as 2 han. However, it is impossible for this yaku to score without two instances of [[yakuhai]] from the two [[Koutsu|groups]] of sangenpai. In combination, this yaku will never produce a hand worth less than 4 han. Even with both sangenpai groups called open, that is a combination of 8 fu; and then there's 2 more fu from the sangenpai pair of the third type. This means that with a closed [[Naki#ron|ron]], or when playing with [[Scoring variations#kiriage mangan|kiriage mangan]], the hand will almost always score at least [[mangan]]. | ||
The lowest scoring shousangen is valued at 4 han 30 fu. The requirements to do so, assuming no additional yaku, are: | |||
* The hand must be won by ron, as a tsumo would score 2 fu. | * The hand must be won by ron, as a tsumo would score 2 fu. | ||
* The wait must be either a [[ryanmen]] or [[shanpon]] wait, as any other wait would score 2 fu. | * The wait must be either a [[ryanmen]] or [[shanpon]] wait, as any other wait would score 2 fu. | ||