Hong Kong
Old Style rules and a full four-wind match.
Mahjong · 麻雀 · 廣東話
Your seat at the table.
Sensei names the tiles and counts the score, then plays with you until you're ready to sit down with your family and friends.
Identify · 認牌
You don't need to read Chinese to play. Point your camera at any tile and Sensei tells you what it is.
Score · 計分
Sensei scores your hand pattern by pattern and shows the faan each one adds, so you're not nodding along while someone else counts.
Learn · 學
Work through the lessons and a scoring cheat sheet, then drill the rules with nobody waiting on your turn.
Play · 打牌
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How Sensei learned to play→Tracker · 記牌
At a real table, Sensei counts the tiles already played, so you know whether the one you're waiting for can still turn up.
Sensei learned Mahjong by playing it: more than 100 million games.
One table, many traditions
It's the style Mahjong Sensei teaches and plays today.
Explore Mahjong styles↗Old Style rules and a full four-wind match.
Japanese rules, with riichi and han/fu scoring.
Sixteen-tile hands, scored in tai.
The rules used in international tournaments.
Mahjong Sensei · 麻雀老師
Next time someone deals you in, say yes.
Name tiles, score hands, and get a game any night.
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