Name |
Japanese |
Han value |
Closed/Open |
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Last tile from the wall |
haitei raoyue – 海底撈月, or haitei – 海底 |
1 |
Closed/Open |
Description |
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If the last available tile from the wall (i.e., the last tile the players can draw before reaching the dead wall) completes a hand, the hand’s value increases by one han. Haitei raoyue means "to scoop up the moon from the seabed". |
Name |
Japanese |
Han value |
Closed/Open |
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Last tile from the wall |
haitei raoyue – 海底撈月, or haitei – 海底 |
1 |
Closed/Open |
Description |
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If the last self-drawn tile that the last player draws before reaching the dead wall completes that player's hand, the hand’s value increases by one han. Haitei raoyue means "to scoop up the moon from the seabed". |
Name |
Japanese |
Han value |
Closed/Open |
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Last discard |
hōtei raoyui – 河底撈魚, or hōtei – 河底 |
1 |
Closed/Open |
Description |
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One han is added if a player wins on another player's last discard. Hōtei raoyui means "to scoop up a fish from the riverbed". |
Name |
Japanese |
Han value |
Closed/Open |
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Last discard |
hōtei raoyui – 河底撈魚, or hōtei – 河底 |
1 |
Closed/Open |
Description |
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One han is added if a player wins on the last discard, that is, the tile discarded by the player who drew the last tile from the wall. Hōtei raoyui means "to scoop up a fish from the riverbed". |