Suukantsu/abortive draw
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Suukantsu/abortive draw
Is it possible to win having declared 4 kantsu and a tanki-wait?
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Wouldn't it result in an abortive draw?
If yes, then how can you get the suukantsu yakuman?
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Wouldn't it result in an abortive draw?
If yes, then how can you get the suukantsu yakuman?
Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
If Suu Kan Tsu is permitted as a yakuman hand, then an exception the the abortive draw rule happens if all four kans were made by the same player.
In that case, the hand is permitted to continue and if that player succeeds in making the pair, he will score the Suu Kan Tsu yakuman. In addition, from that point on, no kan may be declared (or a fifth kan will cause an abortive draw).
In that case, the hand is permitted to continue and if that player succeeds in making the pair, he will score the Suu Kan Tsu yakuman. In addition, from that point on, no kan may be declared (or a fifth kan will cause an abortive draw).
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
so i think the su kan tsu is the most difficult yakuman ,even more difficult than dai su shi or chureen .also you have to go mahjong with the pair only. the chance is very low.so i think this yakuman should be worthed as double yakuman. for example you've got 3 set kan in your hand , and the other set is concealed pon so you just wait to 4th tile to reach 4th kan wheter claim or zimo,and you almost near to get this yakuman, but if suddenly there;s another player kan first before your 4th kan so you better cry and forget your dream to get this hand , am i correct?
Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
Suu kantsu is the most difficult yakuman to get. The problem is getting of course all 4 tiles... hoping to get at least daiminkan's and of course the extreme risk of opening up new kandora. Just the last yakuman you should ever think about getting imo.
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
Even San Kan Tsu is hard enough. Never got one. In fact, it's the only non-yakuman yaku I never made.
I don't kan much anyhow.
I don't kan much anyhow.
Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
I've actually made San Kan Tsu one time, in HK Mahjong - where there is no Abortive rule draw based on the number of kans.xKime wrote:Even San Kan Tsu is hard enough. Never got one. In fact, it's the only non-yakuman yaku I never made.
I don't kan much anyhow.
As for Reach Mahjong, I've not made three kans yet - I've made two at least once.
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
If you look at statistical logs you see that San Kantsu is more rare than about half the yakuman hands, and yet only worth two doubles!
Suu Kantsu is usually right at the bottom of the list (if at all), several hundred times rarer than the most common limit-hands (Kokushi, Suu Ankou and Dai San Gen).
I've made three kongs maybe a couple of times but never completed the hand. It's the only yaku missing from my "collection" too.
Suu Kantsu is usually right at the bottom of the list (if at all), several hundred times rarer than the most common limit-hands (Kokushi, Suu Ankou and Dai San Gen).
I've made three kongs maybe a couple of times but never completed the hand. It's the only yaku missing from my "collection" too.
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
yes same as me, 3 kan tsu is the only yaku i never get, already got 3 kan but never complete the winning hand, i think this special hand just need the pure luck to achieve.Barticle wrote:If you look at statistical logs you see that San Kantsu is more rare than about half the yakuman hands, and yet only worth two doubles!
Suu Kantsu is usually right at the bottom of the list (if at all), several hundred times rarer than the most common limit-hands (Kokushi, Suu Ankou and Dai San Gen).
I've made three kongs maybe a couple of times but never completed the hand. It's the only yaku missing from my "collection" too.
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
I'm jealous. I just bought the Yakuman DS video-game pre-owned and the previous owner's save data is still on it...
They played for only 47 hours and yet their yaku log shows that they completed San Kantsu once!
Yakuman DS is the one with the Super Mario characters by the way. I wonder if you can make a (wait for it)... Donkey Kong?
http://www.badum-tish.com/ (auto-plays sound)
They played for only 47 hours and yet their yaku log shows that they completed San Kantsu once!
Yakuman DS is the one with the Super Mario characters by the way. I wonder if you can make a (wait for it)... Donkey Kong?
http://www.badum-tish.com/ (auto-plays sound)
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:groan:Barticle wrote:Yakuman DS is the one with the Super Mario characters by the way. I wonder if you can make a (wait for it)... Donkey Kong?
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Re: Suukantsu/abortive draw
Had to chuckle earlier when playing against DK and he got a rinshan win.
Also continually amused by Mario who exclaims "mamma mia!" whenever he gets ronned.
Also continually amused by Mario who exclaims "mamma mia!" whenever he gets ronned.