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It is every player's responsibility to verify they’ve made a correct exposure.
Category - Rules
Protocols, regulations, etc.
A player calls a discarded tile while another player simultaneously racks the tile they picked; the player who called the discarded tile is entitled to it.
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Once a player names or discards a tile he cannot change his mind and discard a different tile.
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When two players simultaneously call the same tile for mah jongg, the player next in turn gets the tile.
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When a player calls a tile and places it on the flat part of their rack or exposes tiles from their rack, they are committed to taking that discard.
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When two players call the same tile, the player next in turn gets the tile.
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A tile is discarded and misnamed, and two players call for mah jongg
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When two players verbalize a call for the same discard, the player next has the first right of refusal unless the other player has also exposed tiles.
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A player cannot reverse the action once a Joker placing with a natural tile.
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The letter "X" shown to a hand's right indicates that the hand is an exposed hand, meaning you may call a tile and expose it to complete a pung, kong, quint, or sextet
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