Win on a replacement 槓上開花 · gàngshàng kāihuā
You self-draw on the replacement tile after a kong or a flower: 1 tai, plus Self-draw.
South self-draws, on the replacement after a flower, East round, East deals.
Self-draw 1 + Win on a replacement 1 = 2 tai
Try this hand in the calculatorHow it counts
1 tai by default.
- The replacement follows a concealed or added kong or a flower, after any number of chained replacements.
- The replacement after an exposed kong (one claimed off a discard) cannot win by self-draw.
- Self-draw scores as well.
What it combines with
Win on a replacement neither replaces another line nor is replaced; it simply adds.
In the example it adds to:
Who pays what (base 100, 20 a tai)
- East dealerbase 100 + 3 tai × 20 incl. dealer 1−160
- Westbase 100 + 2 tai × 20−140
- Northbase 100 + 2 tai × 20−140
- South collects+440
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 Win on a replacement?
1 tai by default.
What does Win on a replacement not stack with?
Win on a replacement neither replaces another line nor is replaced; it simply adds.
How do I check whether my hand scores Win on a replacement?
Tap the hand into the tai calculator and it lists every line. Open this page's example in the calculator.
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Every win shows its tai line by line, using the table on this page.