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If a player has been declared dead and notices another player's hand is dead, they cannot call that player's hand dead.
Category - Rules
Protocols, regulations, etc.
In two-handed mah jongg the walls are built just as in four-handed mah jongg.
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When East is playing a Pair Hand, the first discard must be named "Joker," for obvious reason, there was no previously discarded tile for it to name it after.
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If a player discovers they have the wrong number of tiles after the Charleston, all tiles are thrown in, and the game begins again.
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White Dragons (Soap), when represented as a zero, are considered neutral.
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Jokerless hands under the Singles and Pairs section of the card have the highest values on the card.
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Joker exchanges are done by first announcing a Joker exchange is to be made and then by handing the tile to the receiving player.
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Jokers exposed before a hand is declared dead are still available for a Joker exchange.
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It is too late for another player to call the previous discard once the next player has discarded.
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