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Pung Chow

Part 2 — EXAMPLE OF WINNING HANDS

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Note: Arrow indicates tile which completed the hand in the following Examples.

No. 1

Limit Example No. 1
Limit Example No. 1

Player is East Wind; South Wind round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three 8 character (concealed)6

Three 3 bamboo (concealed)6

Three Heads (1 dot) (concealed)10

Three 5 character (exposed)2

Pair of Heads drawn (1 character)6

40Total Score

For no sequences double once80Total Score

East Wind collects double if winning double once160From each player

No. 2

Limit Example No. 2
Limit Example No. 2

Player is North Wind in North Wind round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three of Heads (9 character) (concealed)10

Three of Heads (North Wind) (concealed)10

Three Bamboo (concealed)6

Three of Heads (Red Dragon) (exposed)4

40

For three red dragons double once80

For three of own wind in own wind round double twice160

320

For no sequence double once640

Player would collect 1280 from East Wind and 640 from other two winds. If his score 640 were over the limit he would collect double the limit from East and only the limit from South and West respectively.

No. 3

Limit Example No. 3
Limit Example No. 3

North Wind—East Wind round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three Heads (red dragon) (exposed)4

Three 7 character (exposed)2

26

For three red dragons double once52

Player collects 104 from East Wind; 52 from South and West.

No. 4

Limit Example No. 4
Limit Example No. 4

Player is North Wind in East Wind Round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three of Heads (red dragons) (exposed)4

Three of Heads (green dragons) (concealed)10

Three of Heads (nine bamboo) (concealed)10

Three of bamboo (concealed)6

Completing pair of player's own wind in his own wind round by draw8

48

For no sequences double once96

For three red dragons double once192

For three green dragons double once384Final Score

Players collect 768 from East; 384 from West and South.

No. 5

Limit Example No. 5
Limit Example No. 5

Winning hand of "Single Heads." One of the "Limit" Hands, player collecting double the limit from East and only the limit from the others.

No. 6

Limit Example No. 6
Limit Example No. 6

Winning hand containing sets of heads only; this is a "Limit Hand," winner collecting double the limit from East and only the limit from the other two players.

No. 7

Limit Example No. 7
Limit Example No. 7

Winning hand containing all three sets of dragons and any other set and pair. This is a "Limit Hand," winner collecting double from East and the limit from the other two players. In all limit hand cases, East Wind, if winner, collects double limit from All players.

No. 8

Limit Example No. 8
Limit Example No. 8

Player is South Wind in South Wind Round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three Heads (white dragons) (concealed)10

Three 4 dot (exposed)2

Three Heads (9 dot) (exposed)4

Filling sequence in middle by draw to win4

Pair of own wind in own wind round4

34Total Score

For three white dragons double once68

For all one suit except winds and dragons double once136Final Score

Players collect 272 from East, 136 from North and West.

No. 9

Limit Example No. 9
Limit Example No. 9

Player is East Wind in South Wind round.

Mah-Jongg10

Three 4 bamboo (exposed)10

Three 6 bamboo (exposed)2

Pair of Heads, completed by draw4

20Total Score

For all one suit double three times40

80

160Final Score

Double because East Wind collects double when winning 320 from each player.

No. 10

Limit Example No. 10
Limit Example No. 10

Player's West Wind—East Wind round.

Mah-Jongg10

Four Heads (red dragons) (exposed)16

Three 4 characters (exposed)2

Filling a sequence on the only open end4

32Total Score

For four red dragons double once64Final Score

Player collects 128 from East and 64 from West and South.

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