Overview

maximal size: 16

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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Dead wall draw

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

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''rinshan kaihō'' – 嶺上開花, or ''rinshan'' – 嶺上

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

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1

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

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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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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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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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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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0,3

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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1,3

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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2,3

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Dead wall draw

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0,1

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When a player declares a quad, they must draw a supplemental tile from the dead wall to keep the number of tiles in the hand consistent. If that tile completes the hand, it adds one han to the hand’s value. ''Rinshan kaihō'' means "a flower blooms on a ridge".A possible rule for this yaku: if the player uses a discard to complete a quad, then completes their hand with a tile from the dead wall, the player who discarded the tile is responsible for paying the entire amount for the hand. The rule is called ''pao'' (包).

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3,3

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''rinshan kaihō'' – 嶺上開花, or ''rinshan'' – 嶺上

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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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