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==Daburu riichi== | ==Daburu riichi== | ||
{{main|Double riichi}} | {{main|Double riichi}} | ||
Score [[riichi]] as 2 han yaku instead of 1 han if called within the first uninterrupted go-around of a hand. | Score [[riichi]] as 2 han yaku instead of 1 han if called within the first uninterrupted go-around of a hand. | ||
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==Haitei and houtei== | ==Haitei and houtei== | ||
Score the 1-han yaku [[haitei raoyue]] for winning with the last tile from the live wall, or score the 1-han yaku [[houtei raoyui]] for winning on a discard while the live wall is empty. | Score the 1-han yaku [[haitei raoyue]] for winning with the last tile from the live wall, or score the 1-han yaku [[houtei raoyui]] for winning on a discard while the live wall is empty. | ||
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==Haitei and rinshan== | ==Haitei and rinshan== | ||
When a [[kan|kantsu]] is declared with exactly one tile left in the live wall, that tile, called the [[haitei|haiteihai]], is appended to the dead wall and never drawn. This rule makes the replacement tile the haiteihai, so winning with that tile scores both [[rinshan kaihou]] (winning after kan) and [[haitei raoyue]] (winning with the last tile). | When a [[kan|kantsu]] is declared with exactly one tile left in the live wall, that tile, called the [[haitei|haiteihai]], is appended to the dead wall and never drawn. This rule makes the replacement tile the haiteihai, so winning with that tile scores both [[rinshan kaihou]] (winning after kan) and [[haitei raoyue]] (winning with the last tile). | ||
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==Ippatsu== | ==Ippatsu== | ||
Score an additional han for winning a [[riichi]] declaration within the next go-around. | Score an additional han for winning a [[riichi]] declaration within the next go-around. | ||
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==Kazoe yakuman== | ==Kazoe yakuman== | ||
{{main|Kazoe yakuman}} | {{main|Kazoe yakuman}} | ||
Score a hand with 13 han or more as a yakuman. | Score a hand with 13 han or more as a yakuman. | ||
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== Kokushi and chankan == | == Kokushi and chankan == | ||
{{main|Kokushi musou|Chankan}} | {{main|Kokushi musou|Chankan}} | ||
Sometimes, it is allowable for a tenpai kokushi musou to declare ron on an [[Kan|ankan]] and thereby invoking the ability for chankan. | Sometimes, it is allowable for a tenpai kokushi musou to declare ron on an [[Kan|ankan]] and thereby invoking the ability for chankan. | ||
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==Multiple yakuman== | ==Multiple yakuman== | ||
{{main|Multiple yakuman}} | {{main|Multiple yakuman}} | ||
Score each of the listed patterns as a double yakuman. | Score each of the listed patterns as a double yakuman. | ||
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===Daisharin=== | ===Daisharin=== | ||
Daisharin is an [[optional yaku]]. This involves a closed hand with pairs of each of the simples of the suit, [[pinzu]]. Sometimes it is regarded as a [[yakuman]]. Otherwise, the hand is counted normally with its yaku counterparts. The hand is at least 11 han with a combined [[chinitsu]], [[ryanpeikou]], [[tanyao]], and [[pinfu]]. | Daisharin is an [[optional yaku]]. This involves a closed hand with pairs of each of the simples of the suit, [[pinzu]]. Sometimes it is regarded as a [[yakuman]]. Otherwise, the hand is counted normally with its yaku counterparts. The hand is at least 11 han with a combined [[chinitsu]], [[ryanpeikou]], [[tanyao]], and [[pinfu]]. | ||
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===Open riichi=== | ===Open riichi=== | ||
Allow players to declare open riichi instead of a normal riichi. Open riichi is worth 2 han instead of the normal 1 han. The declarer must reveal his hand at the same time as he pays the bet of 1,000 points. | Allow players to declare open riichi instead of a normal riichi. Open riichi is worth 2 han instead of the normal 1 han. The declarer must reveal his hand at the same time as he pays the bet of 1,000 points. | ||
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Sometimes, directly playing into an open riichi (ron) is penalized by yakuman value. | Sometimes, directly playing into an open riichi (ron) is penalized by yakuman value. | ||
===Paarenchan=== | ===Paarenchan=== | ||
Score the eighth consecutive win of the same dealer as a [[Optional yaku|yakuman]]. | Score the eighth consecutive win of the same dealer as a [[Optional yaku|yakuman]]. | ||
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===Renhou=== | ===Renhou=== | ||
{{main|Renhou}} | {{main|Renhou}} | ||
This is a yaku for winning on a discard before the winner's first turn in an uninterrupted go-around. | This is a yaku for winning on a discard before the winner's first turn in an uninterrupted go-around. | ||
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===Daisangen and daisuushii=== | ===Daisangen and daisuushii=== | ||
Impose a liability payment on the player who has dealt the third pon/kanned dragon tile, or the fourth pon/kanned wind tile, if the caller wins with [[daisangen]] (big three dragons) or [[daisuushii]] (big four winds) later. | Impose a liability payment on the player who has dealt the third pon/kanned dragon tile, or the fourth pon/kanned wind tile, if the caller wins with [[daisangen]] (big three dragons) or [[daisuushii]] (big four winds) later. | ||
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===Suukantsu=== | ===Suukantsu=== | ||
Impose a liability payment on the player who has dealt the fourth kanned tile, if the caller wins with [[suukantsu]] (four [[kantsu]]) later. | Impose a liability payment on the player who has dealt the fourth kanned tile, if the caller wins with [[suukantsu]] (four [[kantsu]]) later. | ||
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===Daiminkan rinshan=== | ===Daiminkan rinshan=== | ||
Require that a player pay for a hand, as for a ron, when his or her discard is called for [[daiminkan]] and the caller wins a tsumo for [[rinshan kaihou]] on the replacement tile. | Require that a player pay for a hand, as for a ron, when his or her discard is called for [[daiminkan]] and the caller wins a tsumo for [[rinshan kaihou]] on the replacement tile. | ||
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==Nagashi mangan== | ==Nagashi mangan== | ||
{{main|Nagashi mangan}} | {{main|Nagashi mangan}} | ||
Score a mangan upon exhaustive draw for having discarding only yaochuuhai during the entire hand, with none of the yaochuuhai having been called by other players, and without having called any tiles oneself. If this is allowed, there are additional rules decisions necessary: Does it count as a win, or merely as replacement of the noten penalty? Are concealed kantsu allowed? | Score a mangan upon exhaustive draw for having discarding only yaochuuhai during the entire hand, with none of the yaochuuhai having been called by other players, and without having called any tiles oneself. If this is allowed, there are additional rules decisions necessary: Does it count as a win, or merely as replacement of the noten penalty? Are concealed kantsu allowed? | ||
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==Rinshan fu== | ==Rinshan fu== | ||
{{main|Rinshan kaihou}} | {{main|Rinshan kaihou}} | ||
Award a hand winning with the rinshanpai (kan replacement tile) the usual 2 fu for winning with a self-drawn tile. | Award a hand winning with the rinshanpai (kan replacement tile) the usual 2 fu for winning with a self-drawn tile. | ||
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==Ryuuiisou== | ==Ryuuiisou== | ||
A limit may be imposed on [[ryuuiisou]] to include or exclude [[hatsu]]. | A limit may be imposed on [[ryuuiisou]] to include or exclude [[hatsu]]. | ||
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==Tenhou and chiihou== | ==Tenhou and chiihou== | ||
{{main|Tenhou and chiihou}} | {{main|Tenhou and chiihou}} | ||
Score a self-drawn win within a hand's first uninterrupted go-around as a yakuman. | Score a self-drawn win within a hand's first uninterrupted go-around as a yakuman. | ||