Japanese Classical Scoring
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After a player says "Tsumo"/"Ron" (and it's confirmed they have a valid winning hand) their Han & Fu are totaled and converted into points. Then they receive a payout.
All players start with 2000 points.
Calculating Fu
After adding up fu, the score is rounded up to the nearest 10. (Note: This is only in the newest rules published in 2016, older rules only rounded up the score after applying han.)
| Fu for sets | Exposed | Concealed |
|---|---|---|
| Pung of simples | 2 | 4 |
| Pung of terminals/honors | 4 | 8 |
| Kong of simples | 8 | 16 |
| Kong of terminals/honors | 16 | 32 |
| Fu for Winning | Fu |
|---|---|
| Pair of Dragons | 2 |
| Pair of seat/prevalent wind | 2 |
| Edge, closed, single wait | 2 |
| Self-draw | 2 |
| Agari (winning) | 20 |
Scoring Table (yaku)
Limit hands are marked with M (Mangan, 満貫)
| Name | Japanese | Kanji | Fu | Han | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concealed Hand | Mensenchin | 門前清 | 10 | ||
| Fully Concealed Hand | Mensenchin mouhou | 門前清自摸和 | 1 | ||
| Riichi | Riichi | 立直 | 1 | First turn riichi only | |
| Value pung | Fanpai | 翻牌 | 1 | ||
| Last Tile Draw | Haitei raoyue | 海底摸月 | 1 | ||
| Last Tile Discard | Houtei raoyui | 河底撈魚 | 1 | ||
| Robbing a Kong | Chankan | 搶槓 | 1 | ||
| After a Kong | Rinshan kaihou | 嶺上開花 | No fu from tsumo | 1 | |
| Pinfu | Pinhou | 平和 | 1 | No fu from sets, pair, wait or self-draw | |
| All Simples | Tanyaochuu | 断么九 | 1 | ||
| Three Concealed Pungs | San'anko | 三暗刻 | 1 | ||
| Three Kongs | Sankantsu | 三槓子 | 1 | ||
| All Pungs | Toitoihou | 対々和 | 1 | ||
| Half Flush | Hon'iisai | 混一色 | 1 | ||
| Blessing of man | Inhou | 人和 | 1 | ||
| All Terminals and Honors | Honraotao | 渾老頭 | 2 | ||
| Little Three Dragons | Shaosan'yuwan | 小三元 | 3 | ||
| Full Flush | Chin'iisai | 清一色 | 3 | ||
| All Terminals | Chinraotao | 清老頭 | M | M | |
| All Honors | Tsuuiisai | 字一色 | M | M | |
| Four Concealed Pungs | Suuankou | 四暗刻 | M | M | |
| Little/Big Four Winds | Suushiihou | 四喜和 | M | M | |
| Big Three Dragons | Taasan'yuwan | 大三元 | M | M | |
| Thirteen Orphans | Shiisan yaochuu | 十三幺九 | M | M | |
| Blessing of Earth | Chiihou | 地和 | M | M | |
| Blessing of Heaven | Tenhou | 天和 | M | M | |
| Nine Gates | Chuuren pouton | 九蓮宝燈 | DM | DM | Daimangan = 1000 base points |
Converting Fu and Han to points
The winning player first calculates their fu, and doubles the score for each han. The limit for score is 500, which a hand cannot exceed.
Depending on if the hand was won by Tsumo or Ron, or if the hand was won by east, players pay varying multiples of the hand score to the winning player.| Discarder | East | Others | |
| East Tsumo | 2x | ||
| East Ron | 6x | ||
| Other Tsumo | 2x | 1x | |
| Other Ron | 4x |
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