First, Last, and Maximum

A group of traditional outcomes can go directly to Man Kong. These include privilege rules, special hand patterns, and several maximum combinations.

First and last tile

Situation	Outcome
Jongh wins with the `1st` self-drawn tile	`Man Kong`
South, West, or North wins with jongh's `1st` discard	`Man Kong`
Win with the last tile from the wall	1 multiplier

The source adds that a 1st win may also pass through a flower or kong replacement from the flower or kong wall and still count as that privilege rule.

Maximum outcomes

Situation	Outcome
All `3` dragons	`Man Kong`
All `4` winds	`Man Kong`
`Kang-kang-foei`	`Man Kong`
`Kong-sjong-kong`	`Man Kong`
`13 wonders`	`Man Kong`
Only ones and 9s	`Man Kong`
`3` closed matching sets, `2` pairs, and self-drawn win	`Man Kong`
`7 flowers` during the deal	`Man Kong`
`8 flowers`	`Man Kong`
`7 pairs` as an agreed variant	`Man Kong`
`Game of 9 gates`	`Man Kong`

Intermediate steps below the maximum

Not every special outcome goes immediately to the maximum:

Situation	Outcome
`7 flowers` with `1` good flower	`Liong Van`
`7 flowers` with `2` good flowers	`Sam Van`

Main rule

For the multiplier scale and the general cap of 500, use Overview and scale. For the payment order between players after the final score, continue to Overview and order.

Source note

The term good flower is taken directly from the traditional sources. This page keeps that traditional split instead of replacing it with a new modern label.

The lower traditional handling of 3 winds plus a pair of the 4th belongs with the wind-specific rules on Dragons, winds, and flowers, not with the direct maximum outcomes listed here.

Quick check

The 1st win of jongh is Man Kong.
Jongh's 1st discard can also give another player Man Kong.
The last tile gives no maximum, but 1 multiplier.

First, Last, and Maximum

First and last tile

Maximum outcomes

Intermediate steps below the maximum

Main rule

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