Double Kong Win

雙槓 · Seung Gong

3faan

Mahjiku's default value, from the bonus block of the shipped Hong Kong ruleset. Your table can price it differently; the engine reads whatever your rule set says.

What Double Kong Win means

Lucky on lucky: your kong’s replacement tile made a second kong, and that kong’s replacement won. Very rare.

How to spot it. When it happens: two kong-replacement draws in a row, winning on the second.

What it adds up to

Every win starts at 1 faan for the base, so a hand whose only named line is Double Kong Win is worth 1 + 3 = 4 faan. Anything else the hand happens to be — a flush, a triplet shape, a dragon set — stacks on top of that.

What 4 faan actually pays

Faan is not the score by itself — it is the number the table turns into points, and Hong Kong tables do that two different ways. Both are shipped in Mahjiku; the additive model is the default.

Payout model	One payer owes	Self-draw 自摸	Discard 點炮
Additivefaan is the payout	4	+12	+4
半辣上half spicy	16	+48	+16
全辣上full spicy	16	+48	+16

Self-draw: all three opponents pay. Discard: only the player who threw the tile pays. Both columns are the winner's gain, straight out of the app's settlement function.

Try it yourself

The free faan calculator opens with this hand already selected — add whatever else your hand had and watch the points move.

Open the calculator with Double Kong Win already ticked All 0 patterns

More context: the pattern library lists every hand by family, the scoring guide explains how faan becomes points, and the FAQ answers the questions people ask before their first game night.

Game points only. Mahjiku records mahjong points for a friendly table — no betting, no money, nothing to cash out. Pencatat skor mahjong. Bukan judi, tanpa taruhan.

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