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This one probably needs a Japanese _and_ Mahjong expert to decipher:

> （３）全局を一ハン（飜）しばりとし、二ハン場とする。

This is the third rule about the basic game setup of (my version of) the
official Japanese Mahjong Tournament rules. A 局 _kyoku_ is one round, a ハン／飜
_han_ is a type of multiplier used in scoring. So far so good, but I have no
idea what this rule is trying to convey. There's no further context in the
immediately preceding or following rules. Can somebody tell me what this
means?
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terminology
Clarification of hard to understand Japanese Mahjong rule
一飜縛り【いーはんしばり】: your hand must be worth one han before you can declare a win.

二ハン場、I think, is a reference to 場【ば】ゾロ which is an additional two han given
when calculating the score (two han is usual, at least).

とし is just the stem form of とする, so it's laying out these two rules, which
apply to every round.
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