| Mahjong Variant | Value |
|---|---|
| Chinese Classical | Never |
| New Style | See Below |
| Japanese Classical | Always (10 Fu) |
| HK Old Style | Rare |
| Guangdong Style | Always |
| Taiwanese | Always |
| Chinese Official MCR | 2 "Fan" |
| Guangdong MCR | 1 Point |
| Japanese Riichi | 30 Fu |
| Let's Mahjong! | 1 Fan |
| Zung Jung | 5 Points |
Concealed Hand (Self-Drawn Hand, Closed Ron) is an incidental win. All tiles in a player's hand must be self-drawn except for the winning tile. The player cannot have any open chows, pungs, or kongs.
Rulesets that also use Fully Concealed Hand require that Concealed Hand be won off of a discard.
By Mahjong Variant
New Style
Given its absence from 1920s Chinese Classical rulesets, but its inclusion in 1930s Japanese Classical rulesets; we can assume early rulesets never included it, and later rulesets most likely always included it.
Chinese Official MCR, Guangdong MCR and Japanese Riichi
When combined with Seven Pairs only the points from Seven Pairs are counted.
Guangdong MCR and Zung Jung
These rulesets do not recognize Fully Concealed Hand. Therefore, Concealed Hand can be achieved regardless if the winning tile was self-drawn or called.
See Also
| All Melds Were… | The Winning Tile Was… | |
|---|---|---|
| Concealed Hand | Concealed | Exposed |
| Fully Concealed Hand | Concealed | Concealed |
| Exposed Hand | Exposed | Concealed |
| Fully Exposed Hand | Exposed | Exposed |





