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2016-02-14T17:46:00Z

About "First play"

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	== About "First play" ==		== About "First play" ==

	Getting the first play (and thus being the first to choose from the field) is a nice advantage. Some variants have been ~~added~~ upon request:		Getting the first play (and thus being the first to choose from the field) is a nice advantage. Some variants have been made available upon request:
	* - '''Winner starts the next month''' : the winner for the current month gets to play first the next month (this is the default)		* - '''Winner starts the next month''' : the winner for the current month gets to play first the next month (this is the default)
	* - '''Loser starts the next month''' : the player who lost this month gets to play first the next month		* - '''Loser starts the next month''' : the player who lost this month gets to play first the next month
	* - '''Alternate starting player''' : the player who didn't get to play first this month will play first the following month.		* - '''Alternate starting player''' : the player who didn't get to play first this month will play first the following month.

Een: First to play variant

2016-02-14T17:45:24Z

First to play variant

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	A few variants have been implementend for the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" yaku:		A few variants have been implementend for the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" yaku:
	* - '''Viewing yaku enabled''' : both yaku are available		* - '''Viewing yaku enabled''' : both yaku are available (this is the default)
	* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player		* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player
	* - '''Viewing yaku disabled''' : both yaku are unavailable.		* - '''Viewing yaku disabled''' : both yaku are unavailable.

			== About "First play" ==

			Getting the first play (and thus being the first to choose from the field) is a nice advantage. Some variants have been added upon request:
			* - '''Winner starts the next month''' : the winner for the current month gets to play first the next month (this is the default)
			* - '''Loser starts the next month''' : the player who lost this month gets to play first the next month
			* - '''Alternate starting player''' : the player who didn't get to play first this month will play first the following month.

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2016-02-14T17:23:39Z

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	A few variants have been implementend for the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" yaku:		A few variants have been implementend for the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" yaku:
	* - '''~~Standard~~''' : both yaku are available		* - '''Viewing yaku enabled''' : both yaku are available
	* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player		* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player
	* - '''~~No viewing~~ yaku''' : both yaku are unavailable.		* - '''Viewing yaku disabled''' : both yaku are unavailable.

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	* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

	Please also note ~~that~~:		Please also note how draws are handled:
	* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and no player has managed to form a yaku, the dealer for the month (first player) gets 6 points ("dealer's privilege");		* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and no player has managed to form a yaku, the dealer for the month (first player) gets 6 points ('''"dealer's privilege"''');
	* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and at least a player managed to form a yaku (and said "Koi!" to continue), it's a draw and nobody gets any points.		* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and at least a player managed to form a yaku (and said "Koi!" to continue), it's a draw and nobody gets any points.

Een d'an 4 C'hwe 2016 da 22:13

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	* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

	~~== A few variants ==~~		Please also note that:
			* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and no player has managed to form a yaku, the dealer for the month (first player) gets 6 points ("dealer's privilege");
			* - if a month ends by lack of cards in hand and at least a player managed to form a yaku (and said "Koi!" to continue), it's a draw and nobody gets any points.

	~~For~~ the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" :		== About "Viewing" yaku ==

			A few variants have been implementend for the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" yaku:
	* - '''Standard''' : both yaku are available		* - '''Standard''' : both yaku are available
	* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player		* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player
	* - '''No viewing yaku''' : both yaku are unavailable.		* - '''No viewing yaku''' : both yaku are unavailable.

	~~For managing draws at the end of the month :~~
	* - '''No points awarded''' : no player gets any points in case of a draw
	* - '''Dealer`s privilege''' : the dealer (first player) gets 6 points in case of a draw.

Een: Added variants

2016-02-04T08:58:19Z

Added variants

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	* - '''Soft "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.		* - '''Soft "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.
	* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

			== A few variants ==

			For the "Viewing the Moon" and "Viewing the Cherry Blossoms" :
			* - '''Standard''' : both yaku are available
			* - '''Rain ruins the party''' : if a player captures at least one card of November (rain), the party is ruined, both yaku are unavailable for this player
			* - '''No viewing yaku''' : both yaku are unavailable.

			For managing draws at the end of the month :
			* - '''No points awarded''' : no player gets any points in case of a draw
			* - '''Dealer`s privilege''' : the dealer (first player) gets 6 points in case of a draw.

Een d'an 1 C'hwe 2016 da 17:23

2016-02-01T17:23:27Z

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	For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:		For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:
	* '''Soft "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.		* - '''Soft "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.
	* '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* - '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

Een d'an 1 C'hwe 2016 da 17:21

2016-02-01T17:21:10Z

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	For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:		For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:
	* Soft "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.		* '''Soft "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.
	* Hard "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* '''Hard "Koi!"''' is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

Een d'an 1 C'hwe 2016 da 17:15

2016-02-01T17:15:54Z

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	For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:		For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:
	* Soft "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, you get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.		* Soft "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, each time you will get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.
	* Hard "Koi:" is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.		* Hard "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.

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== About yaku (card combinations) ==

You can use the '''in game help icon''' to display a popup listing all the possible yaku and how many points they are worth.

All the yaku are '''combinative''', except the "Bright" cards yaku, which are exclusive (you will always score the biggest available).

== About multipliers ==

As is often the case with traditional games, there is a lot of variants for playing Koi-koi, especially in regards to scoring.

For Board Game Arena, two variants are provided through the options when creating the game:
* Soft "Koi!" is a variant adapted from [http://www.sloperama.com/hanafuda/rules.html the Sloperama site rules] which is all about saying "Koi!". Of course you run the risk of your opponent making a yaku and scoring for the month (round) before you can score yourself, but in exchange for that risk, you get '''a multiplier''' so that if you manage to increase your score with another yaku, you will score a lot more. Also, a starting multiplier will be set for the month if some "Bright cards" have been drawn for the field when dealing for the month. So this is an aggressive variant with a lot of points available if you push your luck.
* Hard "Koi:" is a variant adapted from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120421175954/http://hanafubuki.org/koikoi.html the Hanafubuki site rules] which is less incitative to call "Koi!" since you won't get a multiplier just for saying "Koi!". Instead, '''your opponent''' will! If you say "Koi!" at least once, then if your opponent manages to score his score will be doubled. Still, at some point you'll risk it, because if you manage to improve your yaku to score 7 points or more, then '''your score''' will be doubled.