Mahjong Orchid

Earthly ready 地聽 · dìtīng

Declared after your first draw: a non-dealer keeps the drawn tile and declares with that first discard; the dealer declares with the second discard. Nobody may have made a chow, pung or kong before it: 4 tai. It replaces Declared ready and Concealed hand.

4tai
The whole hand
1一萬2二萬3三萬5五萬6六萬56799234N北N北N北4四萬

South wins on West's discard, after declaring earthly ready, East round, East deals.

Earthly ready 4 tai

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How it counts

4 tai by default.

  • A non-dealer declares with the first discard, the dealer with the second.
  • Nobody has made a chow, pung or any kong before it, a concealed kong included.
  • Tables define it in different ways; this is the tournament definition, the same for all four seats.

Also played: 8 at many home tables, often as Migi (咪幾): ready within the first few discards. Where tables differ

What it combines with

Earthly ready replaces Concealed hand, Concealed self-draw, Declared ready. Human win, Earthly win, Heavenly win replace it.

Counts instead of:

Dropped when the hand also scores:

Who pays what (base 100, 20 a tai)

  • Westbase 100 + 4 tai × 20−180
  • South collects+180

Dealer and streak tai are added only to payments the dealer is part of. Open this hand in the calculator

Questions people ask

How many tai is Earthly ready?

4 tai by default. Also played: 8 at many home tables, often as Migi (咪幾): ready within the first few discards.

What does Earthly ready not stack with?

Earthly ready replaces Concealed hand, Concealed self-draw, Declared ready. Human win, Earthly win, Heavenly win replace it.

How do I check whether my hand scores Earthly ready?

Tap the hand into the tai calculator and it lists every line. Open this page's example in the calculator.

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