Settlement
A worked example of paying out and settling.
This page works through 1 full settlement after a valid win.
Situation
The rounded hand value of the winner is 80p.
The losers have:
- A:
100p - B:
80p - C:
50p
The winner wins on a discard from player B.
Step 1: winner first
Because the winner wins on a discard:
- B pays double to the winner
That is:
80 x 2 = 160p
Step 2: losers among themselves
After that, A, B, and C settle based on their point differences:
| Comparison | Payment |
|---|---|
A (100) against B (80) | B pays A 20p |
A (100) against C (50) | C pays A 50p |
B (80) against C (50) | C pays B 30p |
Self-drawn variant
If the winner had drawn that same hand themselves, then step 1 would be different:
- A pays
160p - B pays
160p - C pays
160p
Step 2 between the losers then stays the same, except when jongh or Man Kong activates an exception.
Jongh variant
If A in this example is jongh, then A receives or pays double in loser settlement. That rule must therefore be taken into account separately as soon as jongh is involved in a comparison.
Quick check
- The winner receives first.
- After that the losers settle among themselves.
- On a win from a discard, only the discarder pays double.
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