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Nath Krishmaratala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > 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 ? In Japan there is a networked mahjong game called "Mahjong Fight Club", that goes across the country and is incredibly popular. All arcades have at least four machines some have up to 12. You get an ID card that saves all your stats (with password and fingerprint security), you get a national ranking, and if you can't speak japanese well, and thus intimidated to go to one of the thousands of MJ parlors in Japan, this is a good alternative. If I am unsure of any rules I normally see how they are handled via this game. In MJFC the order is 1-2-3-5-4 So once you call kan (hidden or open) you get a tile, a dora is flipped then you discard.
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