Mahjong Time Scoring and Rating System

When you join a game, you pay an entry fee using dragon chips, their in-game currency. If you win, you are rewarded with both chips and points. The distribution of chips is based on your membership because Mahjong Time takes a rake.

Dragon chips are needed to play at the tables. The points shown when you win are the same as scoring when playing with the NMJL card.

Here are the results from a Google search on “American Mah Jongg rating system at Mahjong Time:”

On Mahjong Time, your American Mah Jongg rating is a numerical value that reflects your skill level in the game, calculated based on your performance in ranked American Mah Jongg matches, with the rating increasing or decreasing depending on whether you win or lose against players of similar skill levels; essentially, the higher your rating, the better you are at American Mah Jongg on the platform.

Key points about Mahjong Time American Mah Jongg rating:

• Based on performance: Your rating adjusts based on your wins and losses in ranked games, with better results leading to a higher rating.
• Relative to other players: Your rating is compared to other players on the platform, allowing you to see how you stack up against others in American Mah Jongg.  
• Visual representation: On the platform, your rating is often displayed with a belt system, where different colors and stripes represent different rating tiers.

Mahjong Time uses a belt system to visually represent your rating.