End of a Round

Know when a round is complete.

Concept

Formal rounds have endpoints

A formal round has a defined endpoint. In the tournament rulebook and most common gameplay, one round consists of four complete wind cycles, and there may also be time or hand-count limits.

At the end, players verify scores before leaving the table. A game session is a structured series of hands, not just one hand.

Visual example

Select a cycle to track round progress.

Rule in plain English

Finish by confirming the final score

Score verification prevents confusion once tiles and score markers are moved.

Interactive check

What should players do at the end of a formal round?

Not complete
Takeaway

Confirm the endpoint

A full round has a structure, endpoint, and final score confirmation.

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