When it is clear that a hand reaches basic points of more than 2,000, it is limited to full basic points of 2,000 and called mangan (満貫). A hand of five han or more is always counted as a multiple of mangan. In those cases there is no need to calculate basic points.
One han cannot reach mangan because 110 fu × 2(2+1) = 880 < 2,000. (With one han, 110 fu is the maximum.)
Two han cannot reach mangan because 110 fu × 2(2+2) = 1,760 < 2,000. (With two han, 110 fu is also the maximum.)
When a hand has 120 fu or more, it always has some yaku of three han or more.
| Name | Han value | Point value | |
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| Mangan | 3 han, 70 fu or more; 4 han, 40 fu or more; 5 han |
1 × mangan | 12,000 (dealer) 8,000 (non-dealer) |
| is mangan as 70 × 2(2+3) = 2,240 > 2,000. The basic points become 2,000.
is mangan as 40 × 2(2+4) = 2,560 > 2,000. (In some rules is regarded as mangan because 30 × 2(2+4) = 1,920 is close to 2,000. is the same.) Five han is automatically mangan irrespective of fu since 20 fu × 2(2+5) = 2,560 > 2,000. |
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| Haneman | 6 or 7 han | 1.5 × mangan | 18,000 (dealer) 12,000 (non-dealer) |
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A 6 or 7 han hand is considered haneman (跳満, or hane-mangan 跳満貫) and the basic points are 3,000. |
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| Baiman | 8−10 han | 2 × mangan | 24,000 (dealer) 16,000 (non-dealer) |
| An 8−10 han hand is considered baiman (倍満, or bai-mangan 倍満貫) and the basic points are 4,000. | |||
| Sanbaiman | 11 or 12 han | 3 × mangan | 36,000 (dealer) 24,000 (non-dealer) |
| An 11 or 12 han hand is considered sanbaiman (三倍満, or sanbai-mangan 三倍満貫) and the basic points are 6,000. | |||
| Kazoe-yakuman | 13 or more han | 4 × mangan | 48,000 (dealer) 32,000 (non-dealer) |
| In most rules, a hand with 13 han or above is considered kazoe-yakuman (数え役満; counted yakuman). It has the same scoring as yakuman (役満). | |||
| Yakuman | Limit | 4 × mangan | 48,000 (dealer) 32,000 (non-dealer) |
| A yakuman (役満, or yaku-mangan 役満貫) is awarded to some rare hands which are particularly hard to achieve, like kokushi-musō (国士無双; thirteen orphans) or sū-ankō (四暗刻; four closed melds of the same three tiles). The basic points are 8,000. | |||
| Multiple yakuman | Multiple limit | NA | Multiplied yakuman value |
| If the winning hand can be interpreted as combined forms of rare hands, multiple yakuman points are awarded. For example, a hand consisting of four closed quads of wind tiles plus a pair of dragon tiles would be worth six yakuman. | |||
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