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On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 01:33:42 -0500, Nath Krishmaratala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >In Modern Japanese Rules, what is the right steps when declaring a KAN? > >Is it : > >1. Annoucing "KAN" >2. Showing the three already collected tiles >3. Pick up a supplementary tile from the Dora heap >4. Discarding one's hand tile >5. Turning over a additionnal Dora indicator >6. Reconstruct the Dora heap with tiles from the end of the wall > >or > >1-2-3-5-6-4 ? I presume by 'Dora heap' you mean the kong box, iow the Dead end of the wall. According to me, there are two possible answers to your question. a) when declaring a melded kong it is indeed 1-2-3-4-5-6: - announcing kong - showing the three collected tiles - melding them together with the claimed tile - picking an addictional tile from the wall (Kong box, your Dora heap) - discarding a tile - turning an additional dora tile (kan dora tile) - the 'reconstruction' is not really done, we just watch that 14 tiles are left in the dead end of the wall b) when announcing a concealed kong, iow you have just picked up the fourth tile from the wall and you want to use it for a kong. (Perhaps you have had these four tiles for some time, but this does not matter), it is 1-2-3-5-4-6 (or 1-2-3-5-6-4): - announcing kong - showing the four tiles that form a kong, in such a way that the other players can see that this is a concealed kong, i.e. by turning one or two of the tiles face down - picking up a tile from the kong box - turning an additional dora tile (kan dora tile) - discarding a tile - your 'reconstruction'. The difference is: when announcing a concealed kong, you do not have to decide which tile to discard unless you have seen the kan dora tile. | |Martin Rep |The Independent Internet Mahjong Newspaper |Mahjong News: |www.mahjongnews.com |The Dutch Championship Riichi Mahjong: |www.riichi.tk |The Golden Dragon Hong Kong Mahjong Club: |www.gouden-draak.nl
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