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Exposures

What Counts as an Exposure

Any set of tiles revealed face-up on the table — whether called from a discard or shown voluntarily — is considered exposed for the rest of the hand.

Exposures are public: everyone at the table can see them and use that information to guess at your hand. Once a set is placed face-up, it can't be hidden again.

Example

A called Pung of 3 Dots sits in front of you, visible to every player, for the remainder of the hand.

Tile Images

3 Dot tile
3 Dot

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