Overview

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Relational

410902787-CellPosition [row=0, column=0]

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Name

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410902787-CellPosition [row=0, column=1]

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Japanese

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410902787-CellPosition [row=0, column=2]

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Han value

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410902787-CellPosition [row=0, column=3]

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Open/Closed

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Closed/Open

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410902787-CellPosition [row=1, column=0]

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Robbing a quad

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410902787-CellPosition [row=1, column=1]

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''chankan'' – 搶槓, 槍槓

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410902787-CellPosition [row=1, column=2]

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-1 -1: Japanese
-1 1: Description
1 -1: Open/Closed
1 1: Description

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1

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410902787-CellPosition [row=1, column=3]

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-1 -1: Han value
-1 1: Description

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Closed/Open

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410902787-CellPosition [row=2, column=0]

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Description

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410902787-CellPosition [row=2, column=1]

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Description

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410902787-CellPosition [row=2, column=2]

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Description

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410902787-CellPosition [row=2, column=3]

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Description

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410902787-CellPosition [row=3, column=0]

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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410902787-CellPosition [row=3, column=1]

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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410902787-CellPosition [row=3, column=2]

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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410902787-CellPosition [row=3, column=3]

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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Non-Relational

Total cells: 16

ContentPosition

Name

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0,0

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Description

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1,2

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Description

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2,2

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Description

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0,2

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Han value

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2,0

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Japanese

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1,0

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Description

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3,2

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Open/Closed

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Closed/Open

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3,0

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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0,3

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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1,3

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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2,3

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Robbing a quad

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0,1

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If a player has an open triplet and draws the fourth tile in the set to make a quad, they can add it to the triplet. However, if another player requires that tile to complete their hand, they can rob that tile from them. Doing so increases the hand’s value by 1 han.For example, if player A has three 6’s of dots in an open triplet, and they draw the fourth 6, they can add it to the triplet for a quad. If player B has a 4-5 of dots sequence in their hand, and that is the only set left to complete in their hand, they can then rob that fourth 6 to win. Player A then has to pay the full value of player B’s hand.Sometimes, a concealed quad can be robbed to complete the Kokushi Muso Yakuman. For example, if player A has 4 west tiles and makes a quad out of them, and player B is only waiting for a west to complete his Kokushi Muso, they can rob the west to complete their hand. In this case, the yaku is not applied, as the Kokushi Muso is a Yakuman.

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3,3

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''chankan'' – 搶槓, 槍槓

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1,1

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1

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2,1

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Closed/Open

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3,1

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