It\'s the hand of the 2nd episode of Akagi (11:48 into the episode). Here\'s the hand:
3 man pair, 3-5 pin, 6-8 pin, 2 sou set + 3-5 sou pon (ron with 5 pin)
Now from my bloody beginner understanding this is not a closed hand any more. So pinfu is out. Where\'s the yaku here?
Beginner question: Where's the yaku in this hand?
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Re:Beginner question: Where's the yaku in this hand?
Inside hand. No terminals or honors were present. In many rule sets, Inside hands are allowed to be open.
Re:Beginner question: Where's the yaku in this hand?
I see. Thanks a lot. I see it now :)
I hope this kind of questions aren\'t too annoying.
I hope this kind of questions aren\'t too annoying.
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Re:Beginner question: Where's the yaku in this hand?
Hi Deshi, and welcome to the site!
This yaku is also known as Tanyao or All Simples.
The optional rule that allows it in an exposed hand is usually called Kuitan.
We were all learners once. :)Deshi wrote:I hope this kind of questions aren\'t too annoying.
This yaku is also known as Tanyao or All Simples.
The optional rule that allows it in an exposed hand is usually called Kuitan.
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