Yaku Reduced to 1 Han by Kuisagari | Complete List of Open-Hand Reductions
Three yaku drop to 1 han when called: Sanshoku Doujun, Ittsu, and Chanta. Honitsu, Junchan, and Chinitsu also lose 1 han but stay at 2+ han. Full list with exceptions.
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Three yaku drop to 1 han when called: Sanshoku Doujun, Ittsu, and Chanta. Honitsu, Junchan, and Chinitsu also lose 1 han but stay at 2+ han. Full list with exceptions.
Learn about Kuitan in mahjong - the rule allowing Tanyao to be completed with called tiles (pon/chi).
Learn about Kuisagari in mahjong - when certain yaku lose 1 han after calling tiles. Understand which yaku are affected and how it impacts your strategy.
Comprehensive explanation of toitoi (all triplets) in mahjong, the 2-han yaku for having all triplets. Learn the conditions, differences from chiitoitsu, and strategic tips for beginners.
Learn about Atozuke in mahjong - calling tiles before having a confirmed yaku. Understand the rule, strategies, and difference from sakizuke.
Comprehensive explanation of menzen (closed hand) in mahjong, including meaning, advantages, menzen-only yaku, and strategy for beginners.
Learn about Menzenchin in mahjong - the state of not calling any tiles and its strategic advantages.