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* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2014060308gm-00c1-0000-fa4afe6f&tw=3&ts=3 Closed tsuuiisou]
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* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2015011505gm-0089-0000-057c538d&tw=3&ts=2 With suuankou]
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* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2008091721gm-0009-0000-e5568517&tw=1&ts=1 Daichisei]
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'''Tsuuiisou''' {{kana|字一色}} is a [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]] in which the hand consists entirely of [[Jihai|honor tiles]].
'''Tsuuiisou''' {{kana|字一色}} is a [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]] in which the hand consists entirely of [[Jihai|honor tiles]].

Revision as of 06:07, 2 April 2015

Tsuuiisou
Type Yakuman
Kanji 字一色
English All honors
Value Yakuman
Speed Very slow
Difficulty Very hard

Tsuuiisou 「字一色」 is a yakuman in which the hand consists entirely of honor tiles.

Tile pattern

Agari: or

Viability

For this yakuman, all kazehai (wind tiles) and sangenpai (dragon tiles) can be used. So, that gives seven tile types to choose from. Given the nature of honor tiles, the different types cannot be mixed to form tile groups. Therefore, they must be collected in the form of koutsu (triplets). This yakuman is only reasonably achievable, when in possession of at least multiple toitsu (pairs) of the honor tiles. Otherwise, players may have to resort towards yaku, like yakuhai or honitsu for attaining tenpai.

Daichisei

Agari:

A specific variant to tsuuiisou is possible and can be considered as a separate yakuman, daichiisei 「大七星」, which means "Big Seven Stars". It is a variant of chiitoitsu (seven pairs). There are exactly seven types of honor tiles, which makes this difficult pattern possible but more difficult than the regular tsuuiisou. As a consequence, this variation remains as a closed only hand. This is optionally worth double yakuman.

External links

Tsuuiisou in Japanese Wikipedia