If you're in tenpai and you draw your winning tile, you declare "tsumo" to win; if someone else discards it, you can declare "ron" to win.If you're in tenpai and you draw your winning tile, you declare "tsumo" to win; if someone else discards it, you can declare "ron" to win.The timing for declaring your win on special yaku like "rinshan kaihou" and "chankan" is a bit different, but fundamentally, it's necessary to declare "tsumo" or "ron" when you win.The timing for declaring your win on special yaku like "rinshan kaihou" and "chankan" is a bit different, but fundamentally, it's necessary to declare "tsumo" or "ron" when you win.Tsumo!Tsumohai (tile you drew)Ron!Shimocha's dahai (discard)And there are five different waits for the tile you need to win:
RyanmenKanchanPenchanShanponTanki"Ryanmen" is a wait for a numbered tile on either side.
"Kanchan" is a wait for a numbered tile in the middle of two others."Ryanmen" is a wait for a numbered tile on either side.
"Kanchan" is a wait for a numbered tile in the middle of two others.The turned-over tiles are completed mentsu or jyantou"Ryanmen" waitExampleWait"Kanchan" wait"Penchan" is when you have a taatsu of 1 and 2, or else of 8 and 9, waiting for either the 3 or 7."Shanpon" is when you have two toitsu and you're waiting to turn one of them into a koutsu.
"Tanki" is when you have one tile waiting to turn into a toitsu for your jyantou!"Penchan" wait"Shanpon" wait"Tanki" wait"Tanki" waitCome on, you can do it~Haa, haa
I, I did a good job today.Tacos, good jobYes, you did.What score would you give it?Hmm~ let me think~40 points, maybe.40 points, maybe.*shock*Wh, why~~
Even though I tried so hard~Since you didn't say anything about stuff like tamenchan or furiten.Since you didn't say anything about stuff like tamenchan or furiten.But my ta, taco power is...
already nearly...I guess it can't be helped~I guess it can't be helped~You'll take over for me?I'll make it your homework for next time.Dah!!Bye-bye
If you're in tenpai and you draw your winning tile, you declare "tsumo" to win; if someone else discards it, you can declare "ron" to win.
If you're in tenpai and you draw your winning tile, you declare "tsumo" to win; if someone else discards it, you can declare "ron" to win.
The timing for declaring your win on special yaku like "rinshan kaihou" and "chankan" is a bit different, but fundamentally, it's necessary to declare "tsumo" or "ron" when you win.
The timing for declaring your win on special yaku like "rinshan kaihou" and "chankan" is a bit different, but fundamentally, it's necessary to declare "tsumo" or "ron" when you win.
Tsumo!
Tsumohai (tile you drew)
Ron!
Shimocha's dahai (discard)
And there are five different waits for the tile you need to win:
RyanmenKanchanPenchanShanponTanki
"Ryanmen" is a wait for a numbered tile on either side.
"Kanchan" is a wait for a numbered tile in the middle of two others.
"Ryanmen" is a wait for a numbered tile on either side.
"Kanchan" is a wait for a numbered tile in the middle of two others.
The turned-over tiles are completed mentsu or jyantou
"Ryanmen" wait
Example
Wait
"Kanchan" wait
"Penchan" is when you have a taatsu of 1 and 2, or else of 8 and 9, waiting for either the 3 or 7.
"Shanpon" is when you have two toitsu and you're waiting to turn one of them into a koutsu.
"Tanki" is when you have one tile waiting to turn into a toitsu for your jyantou!
"Penchan" wait
"Shanpon" wait
"Tanki" wait
"Tanki" wait
Come on, you can do it~
Haa, haa
I, I did a good job today.
Tacos, good job
Yes, you did.
What score would you give it?
Hmm~ let me think~
40 points, maybe.
40 points, maybe.
*shock*
Wh, why~~
Even though I tried so hard~
Since you didn't say anything about stuff like tamenchan or furiten.
Since you didn't say anything about stuff like tamenchan or furiten.
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