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Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:57 am
by Jiazzz
I see people who are in a suuankou non-tanki wait going for a tsumo, because if they ron it's a sanankou?
With other hands, like with an iipeikou/sanankou, they can ron on the remaining tile necessary for the iipeikou/sanankou. Their description states that the yaku tiles have to be concealed.
What's the difference in open vs. concealed in these cases?
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:02 pm
by Shirluban
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:15 pm
by Referee
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:58 pm
by Shirluban
Concealed hand on a discard is 30 fu.
Referee wrote:Iipeikou counts (closed hand), and yakuhai haku (aka white) => 2 han. Fu = 30 + 8 for white + 2 for 5-man = 40 fu, 2 han (not 42, making 50)
If not the dealer 2600 points (plus repetitions, and riichi sticks), not 3200.

Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 3:21 pm
by Jiazzz
Ah, forgot I could use the tile emoticons.
I got some of my info of
http://arcturus.su/tenhou/scorequiz/yaku.html
Got the following hand:
Concealed

Open

Ron
The yaku indicated are: haku, hatsu, pei, toitoi,
sanankou, shousangen, honitsu
Also with:

Open:

Ron:
Also register as a sanankou. I also thought I found a vid on Youtube supporting this, but I can't seem to find it.
But hands like:

Ron:
Register as sanankou, not suuankou. Is the app wrong about the sanankou ron?
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Hands like:

Open:

Ron:
indeed not register as iipeikou as a part of the hand is open.
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What about yaku with +1 if concealed/-1 if open (depends on how you look at it), does this mean the entire hand has to be concealed or just the tiles for the yaku?
eg

Open:

Ron:
Do you get still get itsuu?
or:

Open:

Tsumo:
Do you get sanshoku?
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:19 pm
by Shirluban
That explains this,
Tenhou scoring quiz has a bug.
1st ankou hand: NOT sanankou, only two ankou.
2nd ankou hand: NOT sanankou, only two ankou.
3rd ankou hand: sanankou, not suuankou.
"iipeikou hand": indeed, NOT iipeikou, the hand is open.
Jiazzz wrote:What about yaku with +1 if concealed/-1 if open (depends on how you look at it), does this mean the entire hand has to be concealed or just the tiles for the yaku?
It means you will count the yaku whenever the hand and/or sets are open or concealed.
If the
hand is concealed, you get the higher value, if the hand is open, you get the lower value, whatever sets are open/closed.

open:

,

ron:
is a valid ittsu for 1 han.
ittsu hand: you have ittsu, 1 han.
sanshoku hand: you have sanshoku, 1 han.
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:53 pm
by Jiazzz
Thank you, that clears it up.
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 11:58 am
by Referee
Yes, Shirluban. I forgot about the 30 for menzen ron, my bad. The point I tried to make is still valid, fortunately.
Tenhou's yaku quiz has a bug counting those hands as sanankou, but as Shirluban said, those first two hands don't have it.
EDIT: And by linking my old thread I found that I still have problems with the fu!
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:45 am
by Gamegrunt
Geez, I wish my Japanese were better!
Gg
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:15 pm
by Jiazzz
Gamegrunt wrote:Geez, I wish my Japanese were better!
Gg
Huh?
Re: Open and concealed
Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:07 am
by Barticle
Clearly my terminology guide has not been your preferred bedtime reading recently, Gg!
I recommend two pages per day to improve your MJ vocabulary. It's a guaranteed insomnia cure too!
