Chinese-style Mahjong
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A familiar table. A different way to play.
American Mahjong
Understand the role of jokers, annual hand cards and equipment before choosing a set.
Learn American MahjongGames away from home
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From tile families to your first game, our guides help you choose a style of play and a shared rule reference.
From the Journal
Make your next game easier
Riichi Mahjong Rules for Beginners: Why a Complete Hand May Not Win
Why can a complete hand still fail to win? Learn Riichi through one practical tile example, separating yaku, dora, ron, tsumo and furiten before your first game.
Read the guide: Riichi Mahjong Rules for Beginners: Why a Complete Hand May Not WinAmerican vs Chinese Mahjong: What Changes at the Table?
Same familiar tiles, different decisions. Compare NMJL American play with MCR through the opening, hand targets and winning checks, then choose a learning path.
Read the guide: American vs Chinese Mahjong: What Changes at the Table?Chinese Mahjong Variants: Hong Kong, Sichuan and Taiwanese Rules Compared
Why can you not chow in Sichuan Bloody Mahjong? Why do other players continue after a win? Compare regional rules and try a seventeen-tile Taiwanese structure exercise.
Read the guide: Chinese Mahjong Variants: Hong Kong, Sichuan and Taiwanese Rules ComparedOur role
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Mahjong brings people together around a familiar table. We help you understand the different ways to play and choose equipment for the games you want to share.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Mahjong sets interchangeable?
No single set suits every style of play. Compare the tile faces, tile breakdown and rules used by your group before choosing.
How do I compare what is included?
Use each product’s contents list to check tiles, racks, dice, storage and any cards. A tile pack and a complete equipment bundle can include different items.
Do I need an annual hand card?
If your group uses National Mah Jongg League rules, obtain the current annual card from the League and use its rules. Check a product’s contents list separately for any supplied cards.
Where can I check delivery and returns?
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