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在Phỏm中，将所有9张牌排列成有效组合（phỏm）且没有未匹配牌剩余而获胜。这是Phỏm中最高的获胜形式。
在Xì Dách中，由5张牌组成的特殊获胜手牌，总分不超过21点。这是非常强的手牌，仅次于Xì Bàng和Xì Dách。
在Xì Dách中，由两张A组成的手牌。这是可能的最强手牌并立即获胜。
A rare instant-win style pattern in some Mậu Binh house rules, usually involving an exceptional full-sequence structure across 13 cards.
A special Xi Dach hand of five cards totaling 21 or less. This condition usually defeats regular totals and is ranked among top winning hands.
在Phỏm中，不需要抽牌就形成有效组合而获胜。这是罕见的获胜形式。
A complete Phỏm win where all cards are fully melded with no deadwood left. This is one of the highest-value Phỏm finishes.
A variation outcome where a Phỏm player uses sending mechanics (gửi) to offload all remaining cards and reach an effective full-win state.
In Chắn, a waiting state where the hand depends on one precise tile/card type to complete a valid winning declaration.
A Mậu Binh instant-win style special where all three limbs satisfy flush-like structure under local rulesets.
A special Mậu Binh arrangement where all three limbs form straight structures according to house-rule validation.
A recognized rare Mậu Binh pattern featuring five pairs and one three-of-a-kind across 13 cards, often treated as a premium special hand.
A natural opening top hand (typically Ace + 10-point card) in Xi Dach-style rules, often receiving priority payout treatment.
A regional Mậu Binh special-pattern name appearing in some house-rule circles, associated with premium arrangement bonuses.
A rare pattern expression indicating three separate three-of-a-kind structures under variant-specific rule handling.
A full straight from 3 to Ace recognized in many Tiến Lên tables as an instant-win pattern.
A rare Tiến Lên hand of five consecutive pairs, commonly treated as an instant-win condition.
A Tiến Lên opening pattern with six pairs, often listed under instant-win hands in house rules.
A Tiến Lên hand containing all four Twos, typically recognized as a premium instant-win combination.
A special Tiến Lên opening hand of four Threes, often treated as instant-win in first-round rules.
A complete Phỏm win where all cards are fully arranged into melds with no deadwood remaining.
A Tứ Sắc win declaration made when all tiles are fully arranged into valid groups.
A Chan winning state where the hand waits on exactly one Chi Chi tile to complete ù.
A Chan winning condition where the player completes ù from a tight internal wait rather than broad waiting options.
Winning-shape control is maintaining a legal Chắn hand frame while improving cước value without breaking the minimum winning structure.
A complete-meld state in Tứ Sắc is when every card belongs to a legal group and no unresolved odd card remains.
Securing at least one Phỏm prevents automatic last place even when winning is unlikely.
Choosing the shortest valid grouping route in Tứ Sắc to complete a win efficiently.
A Chắn waiting shape that can complete a win from only a small set of exact cards.
Intentionally freezing a near-winning shape and refusing risky conversions.
A chosen pattern line used to prevent the next player from going out.
The final phase where players compete to complete their last valid meld first.
A legal Ù hand in Chắn must include at least six Chắn groups.
A player wins in Tứ Sắc only when all cards are melded and no odd card remains.