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Mahjong (also known as Mahjong solitaire or Shanghai solitaire) is a single-player matching game that uses a set of mahjong tiles. The objective is to clear the board by matching identical tiles to remove them from the screen.
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Mahjong has come a long way from its Qing Dynasty origins. The game of tiles originated in northern China and worked its way south, with transformations at every major city and province. Today, there are at least 20 different ways to play (not including Microsoft rules), and upgrade possibilities ranging from self-shuffling tables to dedicated extr...
There’s no way around this, HSK haters: in order to play, you need to be able to read some Chinese and pronounce numbers in Mandarin, plus a few extra words to name the suits and announce your actions. The tiles are all named and you say them as you lay them: the number at the top plus the symbol at the bottom, in that order, just like naming playi...
Four is the best number of players, but fives or threes are fine. Our teacher assured us that it’s hardest to win with only three players, so probably not the best option for beginners. You also have to pretend there’s a fourth player when dealing and taking tiles, which complicates things a little. Next – the table. If you’re sat at one of those f...
Play continues in an anti-clockwise direction around the table. Whenever it’s your turn, you first take the next available new tile from whichever stack is being used (zhua pai), and then you choose a tile to chu pai (discard). You should have 13 tiles at the beginning and end of each turn. You can also chi (literally to eat), which means taking th...
First game or fifty-thousandth, everyone playing mahjong is aiming to hu, or win. One of the first key phrases our teacher taught us was wo hu le – the cry of the victor. Different places have different patterns but some are universal. Essentially you’re looking for sets, but only in very specific combinations. It’s a little like rummy, or an exten...
If you're playing several games but you’re a law-abiding expat and, therefore, not playing for money, you can play for points instead. (If you’re playing for money, the amounts are normally tiny anyway – maybe ten points for yi mao or similar.) The standard rules are that the winner gets: 1. One point for everyone they’ve beaten (and they each lose...
Practice, practice, practice. They say mahjong takes ten minutes to learn, but a lifetime to master – or ten thousand hours, or something. It’s a lot, anyway. Experienced players can tell which tile they’ve drawn without even looking, just by running a thumb over the inscription. Some can even guess your tiles from the back. Terrifying. Practicing ...
Play the classic Mahjong online for free! You use 144 tiles and match the same symbol to beat the clock. Can you handle it? Free play Mahjong today.
The main difference between the two versions lies in the number of players and the gameplay. Classic mahjong requires strategic thinking, the ability to analyze opponents' actions, and plan one's moves in advance. Mahjong solitaire focuses on visual memory and the ability to quickly find matching tiles.
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Dr. Matthew Tong, a dedicated Ophthalmologist, graduated from Universiti Malaysia Sabah in 2009 and served in various medical roles until 2015 when he specialized in Ophthalmology. He pursued a Master of Medicine in Ophthalmology from Universiti Sains Malaysia, graduating in 2019, before joining Hospital Umum Sarawak.
