What is the Hong Kong mahjong faan chart?

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It is the table that turns a hand’s faan total into the points that actually change hands. Hong Kong tables use one of two: an additive sheet, where the faan simply is the payment, or a doubling curve — 半辣上 half spicy or 辣辣上 full spicy — where each step up roughly doubles the money. Counting a hand and paying for it are two separate steps, and "faan chart" can mean either one. The first step is the list of hands and their faan . The second — this page — is the conversion : what a 3-faan hand, or a 10-faan hand, is worth in points. There are two conventions, and a table picks one: Additive. The faan total is the payment. A 5-faan hand moves 5. This is the model Mahjiku's default sheet uses, and it is the easier one to play by ear. Doubling (the 辣 curve). The faan total is looked up in a table that roughly doubles each step, so big hands get dramatically more expensive than small ones. 半辣上

Faan	半辣上 half spicy	辣辣上 full spicy
3	8	8
4	16	16
5	24	32
6	32	64
7	48	128
8	64	256
9	96	512
10	128	1024
11	192	2048
12	256	4096
13	384	8192

What is the Hong Kong mahjong faan chart?

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