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8th May '13 5:08:35 PM tadaru

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 160 fu and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''117 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^117 = '''638 undecillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 160 fu and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''117 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^117 = '''638 undecillion''' (10^36) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

8th May '13 5:08:13 PM tadaru

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This adds up to 117 han.

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 160 fu and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''77.88 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

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1st May '13 11:27:23 AM tadaru

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''77.88 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 160 fu and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''77.88 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

1st May '13 11:26:31 AM tadaru

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I believe that should be 160 fu. 20 + 4 * 32 (4 yaochuu ankan) + 2 (chun toitsu) + 2 (tsumo) = 152 -> 160 fu.

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 140 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''68.1 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 160 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''77.88 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

13th Apr '13 9:08:50 PM StarSword

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8th Apr '13 8:32:17 PM PoochyEXE

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Shousangen (1) + Suuankou (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suukantsu Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = 101 han for a total of 140 x 4 x 6 x 2^101 = 8.5 decillion (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Toitoihou (2) + Shousangen (2) + Suukantsu (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suuankou Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = '''104 han''' for a total of 140 x 4 x 6 x 2^104 = '''68.1 decillion''' (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

8th Apr '13 8:00:45 PM PoochyEXE

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*** Depending on the variation of these rules, ''yakuman'' hands are either treated as a flat 10 million (child) or 15 million (dealer) or add 13 han. With the former, more restrictive variation, hands with more than 13 han very quickly make a yakuman look cheap. With the latter variation giving the ability to stack yakuman hands, it is possible to get hands over 100 han and with scores well over a nonillion (10[[superscript:30]]) points.[[hottip:Example scenario:East Round 1, 7 honba. The dealer going for an 8th consecutive dealer win has closed kan of East, West, Haku, and Hatsu, and his last tile is a Chun. He declares Riichi with 4 tiles left in the wall. On his next turn, he draws the final tile and pairs up the Chun for the win. Dora and Ura-Dora indicators are 4x South, 4x North, and the other 2 Chun tiles. This would be worth 140 han and Riichi (1) + Ippatsu (1) + Menzen Tsumo (1) + Yakuhai x 4 (1 x 4) + Haitei (1) + Shousangen (1) + Suuankou (13) + Tsuuiisou (13) + Suukantsu Tanki-Machi (13 x 2) + Paarenchan (13) + Dora x 40 (1 x 40) = 101 han for a total of 140 x 4 x 6 x 2^101 = 8.5 decillion (10^33) points. Incredibly improbable unless you cheat or use an Infinite Improbability Drive, but theoretically possible]]

28th Mar '13 9:00:25 PM FordPrefect

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